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Law firm becomes first tenant in Pacific Centre redevelopment

Law firm becomes first tenant in Pacific Centre redevelopment

Miller Thomson LLP plans to move into the redeveloped Pacific Centre at 725 Granville Street above the future Nordstrom department store.
Questions swirl around Delta megamall construction

Questions swirl around Delta megamall construction

The Tsawwassen First Nation has announced it will hold a "construction start event" ceremony on January 24 with developers Ivanhoe Cambridge and Property Development Group regarding its megamall in South Delta. The media event may clear up some of the many questions about project timing and tenants.
Non-profits increasingly pressed for space in Surrey

Non-profits increasingly pressed for space in Surrey

City’s rapid growth putting squeeze on charities and other non-profit organizations
$15m renovation helps Hard Rock Casino rebound

$15m renovation helps Hard Rock Casino rebound

Interior design key to breathing new long-term business life into hospitality venues
BC home sales bounced back in 2013: BCREA

BC home sales bounced back in 2013: BCREA

B.C. homes sales in 2013 bounced 7.8% compared with 2012, according to the BC Real Estate Association (BCREA).
Vancouver luxury home sales surge in last half of 2013

Vancouver luxury home sales surge in last half of 2013

Confidence returned to Vancouver's luxury home market in 2013 with sales for homes priced more than $1 million surging in the last half of the year, according to a Sotheby's International Realty Canada report released January 9.
Vancouver to see jump in house prices in 2014

Vancouver to see jump in house prices in 2014

Home sellers in Vancouver will get a boost in 2014 as the city sees an above-average increase in home prices, according to a Royal LePage forecast issued January 9.
Boomtown realtors frustrated by lack of product

Boomtown realtors frustrated by lack of product

Realtors in two northern British Columbia boomtowns are frustrated by a lack of product in the face of huge buyer demand.
Landlords squeezed under rent cap

Landlords squeezed under rent cap

In 2014, landlords in British Columbia can raise the rent by 2.2%.
Northern B.C. tenants had no heat in –40C cold

Northern B.C. tenants had no heat in –40C cold

Tom Durning of the Tenant Resource and Advisory Centre in Vancouver said he was shocked when he learned nearly two dozen residents of the Westmont Apartments in Fort St. John had been living without heat for three months as the northern B.C. deep freeze settled in, driving temperatures down to -40 C.