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Commercial real estate report: Ka-ching! Cashing in on Metro Vancouver retail properties

Commercial real estate report: Ka-ching! Cashing in on Metro Vancouver retail properties

Vancouver's shopping malls among the most profitable in North America
Commercial real estate report: Dealing for dirt: high-stakes acquisitions in land-starved Metro Vancouver region

Commercial real estate report: Dealing for dirt: high-stakes acquisitions in land-starved Metro Vancouver region

Land deals make up half of all commercial real estate sales

Commercial real estate report: Lease negotiation tips

Business tenants need all the help they can get when negotiating property leases or lease renewals. Here are some key issues to consider.
Housing moves into job-centric False Creek Flats

Housing moves into job-centric False Creek Flats

Onni to break ground on project that includes 209 condos near potential future site of Great Northern Way SkyTrain station
Ray Harris becomes Real Estate Board of Greater Vancouver president

Ray Harris becomes Real Estate Board of Greater Vancouver president

Ray Harris officially took over from Sandra Wyant as president of the Real Estate Board of Greater Vancouver (REBGV) at the organization’s March 20 annual general meeting, the REBGV announced March 25.
Vancouver’s housing market strongly dependent on Chinese economy: Conference Board of Canada

Vancouver’s housing market strongly dependent on Chinese economy: Conference Board of Canada

An increase in growth in China’s gross domestic product (GDP) would have a positive impact on the housing market in Vancouver, argues a Conference Board of Canada report released March 24.
Vancouver landlords see potential in small town Saskatchewan

Vancouver landlords see potential in small town Saskatchewan

Vancouver residential rental investors are eying a small town in Saskatchewan where potential rents are higher and housing prices are a fraction of that in Metro Vancouver.
High-rise condo prices fall as suite sizes shrink

High-rise condo prices fall as suite sizes shrink

Prices for new high-rise condos have fallen from the recent peak in spring 2011 as average suite sizes have shrunk, according to market research firm Strategics.
Anthem Properties diversifies with $200 million acquisition and accelerated expansion into Alberta

Anthem Properties diversifies with $200 million acquisition and accelerated expansion into Alberta

Competing developers hail B.C. company’s deal to buy United Communities
Vancouver first-time home buyers expect to pay 60% more than Canadian average

Vancouver first-time home buyers expect to pay 60% more than Canadian average

High real estate prices in Vancouver are leading first-time home buyers to set budgets considerably higher than the Canadian average across the country, delaying their purchases and leading to cutbacks in their lifestyles, according to a March 18 BMO report.