Real Estate News

Shortage of skilled tradespeople has companies offering bounties and recruiting foreign workers to keep up with demand for new housing and home renovations

As of Nov. 30 there were more than 4,500 active short-term rental listings in the city

In the weeks leading up to last October’s municipal elections in British Columbia, housing was the most ubiquitous issue for voters.

Rather than see a crash, “most terrifying threat of all” is that home prices will remain permanently unaffordable to many, says CPA chief economist

Mike Hurley sets the course for a new committee tasked with finding immediate and long-term answers

The city of Port Moody is looking at rezoning four multi-residential rental developments for rental only as well as zoning specific areas of the city for rental only development.

Ultra-luxe West Vancouver home also has waterfront infinity pool and three fire pits, and is the week’s priciest new listing

Sales slowed nearly 20 per cent overall, with land sales posting the largest decrease quarter-over-quarter

The province needs to consider large, multi-generational farm families, says Delta South MLA Ian Paton.

Detached homes in Metro Vancouver down by up to 10 per cent, while other parts of province rise up to 15 per cent