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Boomers and millennials have different priorities when it comes to real estate: Century 21

Boomers and millennials have different priorities when it comes to real estate: Century 21

Millennials have different priorities than their parents when they are looking to buy a home, according to the results of a Century 21 Canada survey released October 8.
Housing starts in Vancouver steady in September: CMHC

Housing starts in Vancouver steady in September: CMHC

Housing starts in the Vancouver Census Metropolitan Area were relatively stable in September when compared with August, according to Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC) data released October 8.
B.C. leads country in building permits in August: StatsCan

B.C. leads country in building permits in August: StatsCan

British Columbia saw Canada’s biggest increase in building permits in August, according to Statistics Canada data released October 7.
British Columbians less likely to renovate than other Canadians: Scotiabank

British Columbians less likely to renovate than other Canadians: Scotiabank

British Columbian homeowners are less likely to renovate their homes within the next 12 months than anyone else in Canada, according to the results of a Scotiabank study released October 3.
Developers unveil 37-storey Delta Rise Tower

Developers unveil 37-storey Delta Rise Tower

What will Delta Rise, the municipality's tallest tower, look like?
Metro Vancouver home sales, prices stabilize

Metro Vancouver home sales, prices stabilize

Metro Vancouver home sales and prices stabilized in September, according to Real Estate Board of Greater Vancouver statistics released October 2.
Concord Pacific unveils plans for new False Creek neighbourhood

Concord Pacific unveils plans for new False Creek neighbourhood

Concord Pacific unveiled plans October 2 for eight residential towers containing a total of 1,300 homes and 90,000 square feet of retail and hospitality space.
New chief housing officer to oversee housing hornets nest

New chief housing officer to oversee housing hornets nest

When Vancouver's new chief housing officer assumes his newly created and controversial position in early October, he will be proof that mayor Gregor Robertson is acting on recommendations made a year ago by his task force on housing affordability.
Musqueam file rezoning application for University Endowment Lands site

Musqueam file rezoning application for University Endowment Lands site

The Musqueam Indian Band has filed its initial rezoning application for its proposed development of a 22-acre site on the University Endowment Lands (UEL).
Twist and sprout: Downtown development booms

Twist and sprout: Downtown development booms

Twisted tower another element of rapidly changing Downtown South neighbourhood