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'Housing shouldn't be that difficult,' says artist who offers 'tiny house' solution

'Housing shouldn't be that difficult,' says artist who offers 'tiny house' solution

Richmond Art Gallery exhibits "Home Made Home" July 17-Aug. 26
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55-storey Surrey education centre to become region’s second-tallest building

55-storey Surrey education centre to become region’s second-tallest building

The 626-foot GEC Education Mega Center will be second in height only to downtown Vancouver's Shangri-La hotel
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Subdivision on North Van street divides community

Subdivision on North Van street divides community

City says owners can split 50-foot lot in possible precedent-setting move
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Squamish mixed-use development gains support

Squamish mixed-use development gains support

Solterra’s plans for two tall buildings in downtown Squamish move ahead without any clear opposition at public hearing
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Jaw-dropping woodland home keeps dropping its price (PHOTOS)

Jaw-dropping woodland home keeps dropping its price (PHOTOS)

One-of-a-kind residence with glass bridge discounted by nearly $3 million since initial listing
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Port Moody's Flavelle Mill masterplan a ‘once-in-a-lifetime opportunity’

Port Moody's Flavelle Mill masterplan a ‘once-in-a-lifetime opportunity’

PoMo waterfront set to transform after council adopted OCP amendment to allow redevelopment of the Flavelle mill site
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Province to shine light on ‘hidden owners’ of B.C. real estate

Province to shine light on ‘hidden owners’ of B.C. real estate

Publicly accessible ownership registry aims to reveal individuals behind shell companies and trusts
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Squamish-Lillooet district seeks way out of affordable housing 'crisis'

Squamish-Lillooet district seeks way out of affordable housing 'crisis'

Recommended changes to regional growth strategy document would encourage inclusionary zoning
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City of North Vancouver advances Harry Jerome project

City of North Vancouver advances Harry Jerome project

The City of North Vancouver is one massive step closer to getting its new Harry Jerome rec centre after council narrowly voted to advance an 802-unit Upper Lonsdale development project that will pay for it following a public hearing held Monday.
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B.C. ski resorts get free pass from speculation tax

B.C. ski resorts get free pass from speculation tax

Ski communities’ tax exemption and improving economies point to stable – if not scorching – real estate sales
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