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Son of Thind Properties founder sued over alleged breach of payment guarantee

Son of Thind Properties founder sued over alleged breach of payment guarantee

Another lawsuit for unpaid work related to the financially troubled Burnaby developer has emerged
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B.C. housing minister ready to work with feds if 'serious dollars on the table'

B.C. housing minister ready to work with feds if 'serious dollars on the table'

Ravi Kahlon talks infrastructure, development cost charges at UDI luncheon
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Canadian luxury real estate 'holding up' despite spring chill for housing market

Canadian luxury real estate 'holding up' despite spring chill for housing market

Tale of two markets in Canada, with some buyers more sensitive to affordability than others
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Gregor Robertson takes the housing hot seat with high hopes and old baggage

Gregor Robertson takes the housing hot seat with high hopes and old baggage

As Ottawa rolls out its Build Canada Homes agenda, some see promise in the new housing minister's experience
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‘Massive reset’ in Metro Vancouver land market leaves some developers holding the bag

‘Massive reset’ in Metro Vancouver land market leaves some developers holding the bag

Value proposition of buying and developing land has diminished, says one broker
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Vancouver’s Produce Row loses major player as Burnaby gains ground

Vancouver’s Produce Row loses major player as Burnaby gains ground

New space offers secure tenure near other distributors
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Ottawa has to allow home prices to fall to make housing more affordable, experts say

Ottawa has to allow home prices to fall to make housing more affordable, experts say

"It's simply not possible to restore broad-based affordability to the middle class without prices going down," says Mike Moffatt, founding director of the Missing Middle Institute.
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Institutions flirt with premium offices in Vancouver

Institutions flirt with premium offices in Vancouver

Canadian players, poised to re-enter market, could create competition for foreign investors
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Opinion: B.C. is drowning in people but starving for homes

Opinion: B.C. is drowning in people but starving for homes

With record immigration and stagnant construction, housing affordability is collapsing—and policy is making it worse, not better
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Suburbs help drive office comeback as Metro Vancouver leasing heats up

Suburbs help drive office comeback as Metro Vancouver leasing heats up

Q1 activity hits pre-pandemic highs with Richmond, Burnaby and Surrey leading the charge while downtown still lags
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