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Hotel Georgia condo buyers sue to opt out of presale contracts as Vancouver real estate market sags

Hotel Georgia condo buyers sue to opt out of presale contracts as Vancouver real estate market sags

Vancouver condo price drop sparks spate of lawsuits that underscore need for developers to disclose completion dates to buyers
B.C. home sales to recover in 2013: report

B.C. home sales to recover in 2013: report

Home sales in B.C. are expected to fall overall this year but will see a significant increase in 2013, according to a B.C. Real Estate Association (BCREA) report issued Friday.
Holborn and city reach social housing agreement

Holborn and city reach social housing agreement

Holborn Group signed an agreement October 25 with the City of Vancouver and the B.C. government to build a 50-unit social housing building on a 6.2-hectare Little Mountain site before Holborn gets rezoning and approval to build an estimated 1,800 market housing units.
Vancouverites are only Canadians to expect home price declines: BMO

Vancouverites are only Canadians to expect home price declines: BMO

BMO’s first Housing Confidence Report has found that Vancouverites are the only Canadians to expect home prices to decline.
Bones discovery threatens to sink couple’s life savings

Bones discovery threatens to sink couple’s life savings

Senior couple the biggest losers in Marpole property controversy that has pitted developers against Musqueam band
Don Forsgren: Home maker

Don Forsgren: Home maker

Intracorp president Don Forsgren sees growing value in developing projects around transit hubs in Metro Vancouver
REIT buys Yaletown buildings for $42m

REIT buys Yaletown buildings for $42m

Allied Properties REIT (TSX:AP.UN) is paying $42 million to buy two Yaletown office buildings, the group announced yesterday.
B.C. sees largest increase in commercial building investment in Canada

B.C. sees largest increase in commercial building investment in Canada

Commercial building construction in British Columbia rose 6.0% to $819 million in the 2012's third quarter, according to a Statistics Canada report issued today. B.C.
Developers offered incentives to build safer, accessible homes

Developers offered incentives to build safer, accessible homes

The B.C. government is offering developers incentives to build safer, more accessible homes. The SAFERhome Standards Society will receive a $60,000 grant from the government to fund a two-year pilot project to build more accessible homes.
Vancouver versus Seattle: A tale of two cities

Vancouver versus Seattle: A tale of two cities

Seattle's residential real estate ramps up while Vancouver's loses its lustre