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Overheating? Region’s housing market still 'highly vulnerable' to risk factors

Overheating? Region’s housing market still 'highly vulnerable' to risk factors

For ninth straight quarter, federal housing agency warns of high levels of price overvaluation in Metro Vancouver
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Two-bed, 880 sq.ft. bungalow listed for a jaw-dropping $14.88M

Two-bed, 880 sq.ft. bungalow listed for a jaw-dropping $14.88M

Sure, we know this is all about the land value, but… wow
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B.C. government closes in on real estate tax evaders

B.C. government closes in on real estate tax evaders

New property transfer tax form for buyers using corporation or trust will ask more probing questions
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Maplewood Innovation District open houses ongoing

Maplewood Innovation District open houses ongoing

The Innovation District project in Maplewood is on hold until after the October municipal election, but Darwin Properties and Tsleil-Waututh Nation, the developers, are still holding community open houses about the project.
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Vancouver council OKs 400-foot tower that partially blocks North Shore views

Vancouver council OKs 400-foot tower that partially blocks North Shore views

Vancouver council allows infringement on designated view cones, but requires entire tower to be 'secured market rental housing'
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Huge Squamish mixed-use development takes next step

Huge Squamish mixed-use development takes next step

Residential-commercial project on Squamish Nation land with 1,215 homes and landslide barrier passes third reading at council
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District of North Van voters asked to weigh in on affordable housing question

District of North Van voters asked to weigh in on affordable housing question

Should the district spend up to $150M on non-market housing?
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Sechelt waterfront project gets final zoning approval

Sechelt waterfront project gets final zoning approval

Council passes zoning amendments for The Strand, which was reduced to 20 units
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Opinion: Would more corporate HQs ease Metro Vancouver’s housing-income gap?

Opinion: Would more corporate HQs ease Metro Vancouver’s housing-income gap?

Our region has possibly North America’s biggest median-home-price-to-income chasm, so surely having more highly paid jobs would help – right?
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Burnaby paves way to halt displacement with rental-only zoning

Burnaby paves way to halt displacement with rental-only zoning

Motion passed Monday could lead to bylaw ensuring evicted tenants have a new home to move into
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