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Red tape stalls development of scarce industrial land

Red tape stalls development of scarce industrial land

Opposition and opportunity in B.C. environmental regulations that require costly soil and water tests to prove industrial land groundwater is drinkable
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Vancouver homebuilder CRM maker buys American peer

Vancouver homebuilder CRM maker buys American peer

Vancouver's Lasso Data Systems plans to acquire Washington, D.C.-based UFollowUp. Both companies make customer relations management (CRM) software for homebuilders, the company announced last week.
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Fraser perimeter road driving Delta development

Fraser perimeter road driving Delta development

SFPR set to reduce traffic congestion and diversify Delta's industrial tenant base
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Vancouver’s Q3 construction price increases lower than Canadian average

Vancouver’s Q3 construction price increases lower than Canadian average

The composite price index for non-residential building construction in Vancouver increased 0.1% in 2012’s third quarter compared with the previous quarter, according to Statistics Canada data released this morning.
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Morgan Crossing development sparks South Surrey building boom

Morgan Crossing development sparks South Surrey building boom

Region luring wealthy buyers as development outpaces Central
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Mall sales scarcity forcing owners to reinvest or expand

Mall sales scarcity forcing owners to reinvest or expand

Deloitte Real Estate’s recent Crane Survey highlights a trend in retail mall ownership: there are few opportunities to buy malls, leading prospective mall owners to either build new developments or to reinvest in existing assets.
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Oakridge Centre: a redevelopment that’s been decades in the making

Oakridge Centre: a redevelopment that’s been decades in the making

Architectural vision calls for 13 buildings ranging up to 45 storeys
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VRCA awards recognize stars in B.C. building sector

Value of projects considered at competition represents $2 billion in construction
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Even small inaccuracies in site measurements can cost commercial tenants big dollars

The discrepancies are often due to negligence, not fraud, but that's small solace – the end result is that you may be overpaying for your commercial space
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Commercial tenants adding up high cost of waiting for civic renovation permits

Commercial tenants adding up high cost of waiting for civic renovation permits

Leasing agents and tenants urge Lower Mainland municipal governments to follow City of Vancouver's expedited permitting program
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