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Sky-high property costs stalling much-needed densification of Metro Vancouver’s industrial lands

Sky-high property costs stalling much-needed densification of Metro Vancouver’s industrial lands

But brokers say intensifying development is helping alleviate limited supply problem
Vancouver home sales up in March: CREA

Vancouver home sales up in March: CREA

Home sales in Vancouver were up in March compared with February, according to Canadian Real Estate Association (CREA) data released this morning.
New survey could save rental property owners money

New survey could save rental property owners money

The developer of a new data collection tool says it could help rental property owners ensure their buildings are as profitable as the one next door.
Anti-gentrification protests fail to dampen Downtown Eastside investment initiatives

Anti-gentrification protests fail to dampen Downtown Eastside investment initiatives

Land sales, new projects hint at ongoing renewal of heritage and derelict properties
Multi-family housing starts down in March, detached homes up

Multi-family housing starts down in March, detached homes up

Construction of multi-family housing was down in March in the greater Vancouver area, but housing starts for single-family detached homes were up, according to the Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC).
Property buyers at Revelstoke Mountain Resort sue to rescind purchase

Property buyers at Revelstoke Mountain Resort sue to rescind purchase

The trend of property buyers suing developers to get out of presale contracts has spread to the Revelstoke Mountain Resort.
Vancouver shifts out of being in buyer's market

Vancouver shifts out of being in buyer's market

Vancouver's housing market has become more balanced with a higher sales-to-listings ration, according to the Real Estate Board of Greater Vancouver (REBGV).

Right home in the right place

Retirement home operator stakes out lucrative B.C. territory
Proposed office towers compete for tenants

Proposed office towers compete for tenants

Developers fear negative speculation about limited downtown market demand could result in projects being shelved
B.C. real-estate recovery will be slow and weak: Central 1

B.C. real-estate recovery will be slow and weak: Central 1

A B.C. credit union is predicting a weak, slow recovery for home sales across the province this year.