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Residents increasingly share a dim view of real estate developers

Residents increasingly share a dim view of real estate developers

For the past three years, housing has consistently topped the charts as the most important issue facing most cities in Metro Vancouver.
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Metro Vancouver residents increasingly share a dim view of real estate developers

Metro Vancouver residents increasingly share a dim view of real estate developers

Two-thirds of residents say housing is the top issue in their city, and 58 per cent have a negative view of developers
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Surrey LRT pushing up land values and home prices

Surrey LRT pushing up land values and home prices

Residential property prices along the light-rail corridor have increased 100 per cent over the past two years
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Larson corner store to be swapped for bigger, denser development

Larson corner store to be swapped for bigger, denser development

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.
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Opinion: Foreign buyers are way down, but most home prices aren’t

Opinion: Foreign buyers are way down, but most home prices aren’t

Government interventions have been effective at reducing foreign speculation, but not at making Lower Mainland housing more affordable
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‘The Stack’ will be Vancouver’s tallest office building when it's completed (IMAGES)

‘The Stack’ will be Vancouver’s tallest office building when it's completed (IMAGES)

Construction on 36-storey office tower expected to begin in early 2019
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This ultra-cool Modernist home is listed for $12.9M (PHOTOS)

This ultra-cool Modernist home is listed for $12.9M (PHOTOS)

Fifteen years ago, the same lot on one of Vancouver’s fanciest streets sold for a mere $815K
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New rent hike cap proposal is NDP damage control

New rent hike cap proposal is NDP damage control

After the shock of the recently announced 4.5 per cent allowable annual rent increase, housing task force is trying to undo damage with inflation-only proposal
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Opinion: New rent hike cap proposal is NDP damage control

Opinion: New rent hike cap proposal is NDP damage control

After the shock of the recently announced 4.5 per cent allowable annual rent increase, housing task force is trying to undo damage with inflation-only proposal
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Richmond organization formed to tackle affordable housing

Richmond organization formed to tackle affordable housing

A newly-formed Richmond-based organization says it has a solution to the city’s housing affordability problem.
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