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Council approves $1.5 billion Oakridge redevelopment

Council approves $1.5 billion Oakridge redevelopment

Vancouver city council voted March 14 to approve a $1.5 billion redevelopment of Oakridge Centre that would allow 14 towers that would range between nine and 44 storeys and more than 1.8 million square feet of retail space.
Oakridge opponents have their say at public hearing

Oakridge opponents have their say at public hearing

Residents say massive redevelopment a “done deal” at council
Vancouver house prices continue to climb, hit record high

Vancouver house prices continue to climb, hit record high

House prices in Vancouver hit another record high in February, according to the Teranet-National Bank Composite House Price Index released March 12.
How to purchase commercial property

How to purchase commercial property

Work with a business advisor to mitigate risks
Market demand sparks rental real estate renaissance

Market demand sparks rental real estate renaissance

Record number of rental projects in various stages of development in Vancouver
Industrial areas increasingly popular for breweries: Colliers

Industrial areas increasingly popular for breweries: Colliers

A burgeoning number of craft breweries are flocking to industrial and semi-industrial areas as traditional manufacturers and distributors move out to suburban industrial areas, according to Colliers International.
Anthem Properties makes $200m acquisition

Anthem Properties makes $200m acquisition

Vancouver-based Anthem Properties Group has acquired Calgary-based United Communities for $200 million from former owner and CEO Don Douglas and various other individuals, the company announced March 6.
Building intentions up in January

Building intentions up in January

Canada, British Columbia and Vancouver all saw the value of building permits increase in January, Statistics Canada announced March 6.
Provincial cutbacks hurt office real estate market

Provincial cutbacks hurt office real estate market

Cutbacks by the provincial government have driven Victoria’s office vacancies to record levels and are adding to the glut of space in downtown Vancouver, commercial real estate agents and property managers confirm.
Surrey developer building blocks – and revenue

Surrey developer building blocks – and revenue

Surrey City Development Corp. boss aims to keep churning out profits from land deals