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Squamish landowner denied permission to develop – again

Squamish landowner denied permission to develop – again

400-acre property, which has connective mountain biking trails, may not be built upon until Squamish population exceeds 22,500
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City of North Van gives Chesterfield rentals go-ahead

City of North Van gives Chesterfield rentals go-ahead

Two-thirds of tenants successfully relocated
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Opinion: Why falling prices won’t make buying a home more affordable

Opinion: Why falling prices won’t make buying a home more affordable

Don’t get too excited by the prospect of a market correction, would-be buyers – although it may help a select few
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Beedie follows rebranding trend to simplify company names

Beedie follows rebranding trend to simplify company names

Weight Watchers, Dunkin’ Donuts have also opted to trim letters from corporate brands
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27-unit townhouse project approved for Mt. Seymour Parkway

27-unit townhouse project approved for Mt. Seymour Parkway

Neighbouring 28-unit project rejected
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Where is the North Shore’s most sought-after neighbourhood? (INFOGRAPHIC)

Where is the North Shore’s most sought-after neighbourhood? (INFOGRAPHIC)

Hot trends in local property searches and home prices revealed in this cool graphic breakdown
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Realtor played 'shell game' in hopes of $1.8M commission on Burnaby lowrise sale: judge

Realtor played 'shell game' in hopes of $1.8M commission on Burnaby lowrise sale: judge

A B.C. Supreme Court judge had harsh words for all concerned as he dismissed competing claims for a “nondescript” three-storey rental apartment that has doubled in value since Burnaby city council approved its Metrotown Downtown Plan in July 2017.
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Notorious Vancouver slumlords linked to Burnaby rental 'shell game'

Notorious Vancouver slumlords linked to Burnaby rental 'shell game'

Sahotas suing for repayment of $1.5 million loan
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Here’s what your landlord can and can’t do with a rental increase in B.C.

Here’s what your landlord can and can’t do with a rental increase in B.C.

Tenants need to be aware of what's legal and what isn't, and advocate for themselves to avoid overpaying
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Opinion: Government should keep mitts off commercial real estate

Opinion: Government should keep mitts off commercial real estate

Anyone who thinks all three levels of politicians are not looking at the surging commercial sector as a tax and regulatory target is dreaming
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