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Landlords the winners as Metro Vancouver housing sales slump

Landlords the winners as Metro Vancouver housing sales slump

Prince George could be province's real estate investment hotspot over next year, says Western Investor outlook
29-storey Burquitlam tower heads to hearing despite falling short

29-storey Burquitlam tower heads to hearing despite falling short

Highrise proposal comes up short on parking, council concerned developer's offer to make up for it still not enough
Opinion: Five bad things for renters (and three good) under mooted vacancy control

Opinion: Five bad things for renters (and three good) under mooted vacancy control

Tying annual rent increase caps to units rather than tenants – what could possibly go wrong?
Check out this uber-chic waterfront home, listed at $12.88M (PHOTOS)

Check out this uber-chic waterfront home, listed at $12.88M (PHOTOS)

Ultra-luxe concrete-and-glass home has Mid-Century Modern feel but is brand new and never lived in
B.C.’s housing-market taxes will have to prove themselves soon with voters

B.C.’s housing-market taxes will have to prove themselves soon with voters

In this year of municipal elections in British Columbia, housing was consistently the top-ranked issue for residents of Metro Vancouver – with the exception of Surrey, where public safety was deemed more important.
Huge five-tower Coquitlam development raises traffic fears

Huge five-tower Coquitlam development raises traffic fears

Project going to public hearing, but Coquitlam council worried about effect 1,519-unit development will have on already congested area
Squamish mixed-used project to included 27 purpose-built rental homes

Squamish mixed-used project to included 27 purpose-built rental homes

Commercial-residential building slated for Government Road will also have more than 13,000 square feet of office space
Vacancy control could be ‘death knell’ for 12,000 new rental units: survey

Vacancy control could be ‘death knell’ for 12,000 new rental units: survey

Rental developers say linking rent control to units rather than tenants would put most new projects at risk and put existing homes and buildings into disrepair
Residential Tenancy Branch’s much-needed resource injection reduces wait times

Residential Tenancy Branch’s much-needed resource injection reduces wait times

More staff and online dispute resolution portal are dramatically reducing wait times for help, announces B.C. government

Coquitlam council ponders big housing moves

More duplexes & triplexes possible