Real Estate News

Disgruntled buyers at Alfa development sue for loss of uplift in property value, after Anderson Holdings cancelled presale contracts

It’s not you, it’s us. That’s what councillors in the District of North Vancouver appeared to tell a would-be townhouse developer Monday, in putting an eight-unit townhouse proposal for Edgemont Village on ice.

Anderson Holdings cancelled pre-sale contracts at a condo under construction on Buswell Street.

Those making a living from contract or part-time work get cold shoulder from big lenders — but there are solutions, say mortgage experts

Jump in activity takes Metro residential market back to “historically typical levels” while Fraser Valley also sees “unexpected demand”

Jump in activity takes Metro market back to “historically typical levels” while Fraser Valley also sees “unexpected demand”

If you’re looking for a crash pad at the “high” end of the market, you could do worse than Tommy Chong’s home in West Vancouver, which just went on the market for a mellow $7 million. That’s a lot of Acapulco gold.

Price per square foot increases more per floor in neighborhoods where there are more high-rises and better views of the city or water

How much more would you be willing to pay to live on the 50th floor of a building? Roomvu, a Vancouver-based real estate marketing and analytics firm, has calculated the average price per square foot for each floor level per neighbourhood and by what

Concept is well-established in other countries, and is finally gaining traction in B.C., says Urban Development Institute boss