Real Estate News

Five years after depreciation reports were mandated, have they changed how condo buildings are managed – and viewed by potential buyers?

Premier and housing minister announces adoption of rental housing task force recommendations

This article has been amended. Signed, delivered, but not yet sealed. City of North Vancouver council took the unusual step of deferring final approval of a Chesterfield Avenue rental project Sept. 17 over concerns about tenant relocation.

Forecast predicts further declines for “top-tier” real estate market, with even resilient condos weakening

Forecast predicts further declines for “top-tier” real estate market, with even resilient condos weakening

For the past three years, housing has consistently topped the charts as the most important issue facing most cities in Metro Vancouver.

Two-thirds of residents say housing is the top issue in their city, and 58 per cent have a negative view of developers

Residential property prices along the light-rail corridor have increased 100 per cent over the past two years

The City of North Vancouver replaced an eyesore with an eyeful. That was the consensus after council voted 4-3 in favour of swapping out the dilapidated store at 1705 Larson Rd. to bring in two three-storey buildings and four townhouses.

Government interventions have been effective at reducing foreign speculation, but not at making Lower Mainland housing more affordable