Real Estate

Coquitlam exceeded 2013 total in first nine months of 2014 while Burnaby remains far below 2013 total

In the early 1990s, Vancouver’s income and housing balance was slightly better than Seattle’s. It’s a much different story today

“New investment is focused on nodes that will be serviced by future light rail transit,” reports CBRE Ltd. in...

Provincial B.C. Multiple Listing Service (MLS) sales growth decelerated in September, but activity firmed for...

The sale of an 8,250-square-foot (766 square metre) lot in Vancouver’s Coal Harbour for $13.1 million is considered a record price paid for a condominium development site in a city already recognized as having the second least affordable homes in the world

North Vancouver’s first six-storey condominium building constructed with wood-frame construction may help silence critics of the nascent building system

Regional office vacancy rate expected to continue upward trajectory, perhaps touching 13%

Former head planner for City of Vancouver says mayor will need to clarify whether goal is more family housing or affordability

The recent federal and provincial environmental approval of BC Hydro’s Site C dam in northeast B.C. has electrified real estate development in Fort St. John

References to bubbles in real estate circles tend to provoke strong emotions.