Real Estate

Economic volatility sparks family rifts in shifting fortunes of office-tower project

Celebrity billionaire Donald Trump will lend his name to a $360 million, 63-storey hotel and residential tower in downtown Vancouver.

Small-business owners lobby government for rules that would prevent landlords from levying major lease rate increases

Vancouver and Victoria were the only two Canadian cities to see a year-over-year decline in new housing prices in April, according to Statistics Canada data released June 13.

In the last year, 84 units were sold at the Olympic Village, according to the fourth report by receiver Ernst & Young to the BC Supreme Court.

Housing starts in the Vancouver Census Metropolitan Area (CMA) were 16,324 in May, compared with 16,370 in April – a drop of less than a third of a percentage point – according to Canada Mortgage and Housing Corp. data released this morning.

Greater Vancouver commercial real-estate sales during 2013’s first quarter were the most sluggish in four years, according to Real Estate Board of Greater Vancouver (REBGV) data released June 6.

Global housing markets are accelerating in the U.S., Latin America and Asia, but steep declines continue in southern Europe, according to Scotiabank's global real-estate trends survey.

Denna Homes yesterday announced plans for a three-tower residential development that would be the first of many new residential developments in the District of North Vancouver.

Housing starts were down across the country in April and are expected to decline further this year, according to the Conference Board of Canada.