Real Estate News

New Statistics Canada data cites changes in regional development costs for the burst of building permits this April

Vancouver is providing city-owned land valued at $17.7 million, while the federal government is kicking in $150,000 in seed money

Unusual approach to home sale in Alberta is not the only such contest to attempt to outsmart the down market

Winner at the end of five episodes will land a job on host Mark Wiens’ team

All recreational regions surveyed in Royal LePage report see declining sales, but prices remain steady and even rise in some hot spots

Residents in one Port Moody neighbourhood are hoping a task force of city councillors will finally give some teeth to “Good Neighbour guidelines” that were adopted in 2015 to protect the “peaceful enjoyment of the community.

Hot spots within New West, North Van, Richmond, Burnaby and PoCo make MoneySense’s top 5 in ranking of up-and-coming sub-markets

Our real estate editorial director outlines the current state of the market, plus recent forecasts, on City TV’s Breakfast Television

This letter was motivated by two complaints we recently got regarding the use of our backyard in our townhouse complex. Complaint number one — that a particular flower (even though I don't know the name) "makes me allergic, please move it.

Iconic. Simple. Clean. That’s how architect Gwyn Vose of IBI Group describes the 60-storey residential tower Henson Developments is proposing for 1059 to 1075 Nelson St. near Thurlow Street in the city’s West End.