Real Estate

B.C.'s Registrar of Mortgage Brokers has issued a cease-and-desist order against a Vancouver-based corporation over allegations of unregistered mortgage broker activity.

The City of New Westminster hopes to sell a vacant office tower it is building on spec in its downtown core.

The death of Canada's controversial investor visa scheme will have an immediate effect on Vancouver's high-end housing market and could be the first step in a move to restrict real estate speculation by offshore buyers, according to real estate insiders.

Vancouver house prices aren’t showing any signs of slowing down after hitting an all-time high in January, according to the Teranet–National Bank Composite House Price Index.

Downtown Calgary is the next big play for multi-family residential developers, according to Cameron McNeill, president of Mac Marketing Solutions, Vancouver's market-leading condominium sales agent.

Downsizing by the provincial and federal governments and the closing of Microsoft’s development office has pushed Victoria’s office vacancy rate to a 16-year high.

Chris Hadfield maps out ways to change habits, achieve goals for realtor conference attendees

One of Canada's largest residential landlords plans to complete the first sale of a purpose-built, concrete rental tower in North Vancouver in 23 years.

Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC) is forecasting B.C. will see 27,800 new homes built in 2014.

A "car for condo" down payment promotion has proved a hit for a Vancouver developer in the short time since its launch.