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Interactive heat maps show Lower Mainland’s priciest and cheapest areas to buy

Interactive heat maps show Lower Mainland’s priciest and cheapest areas to buy

Check out these maps and neighbourhood price rankings to see how your home – or budget – measures up
Provincial leaders hear conflicting advice on strata rentals

Provincial leaders hear conflicting advice on strata rentals

Rental task force recommends allowing all strata condo units to be rented, while industry group argues this would fuel speculation
Hundreds of Vancouver property owners flouting Airbnb rules

Hundreds of Vancouver property owners flouting Airbnb rules

Many owners still operating short-term rentals without licence or by breaking rules
Opinion: Will tenancy act changes bring a halt to renovictions?

Opinion: Will tenancy act changes bring a halt to renovictions?

The fact that modernization of tenancy law has taken so long is scary, considering how different the rental market is from 16 years ago
Burnaby tenants fear demoviction despite new mayor's promises

Burnaby tenants fear demoviction despite new mayor's promises

Tenants of buildings in a multimillion-dollar land assembly fearful of their future, as the mayor they voted for works hard to reassure them
Richmond council limits ALR homes to 400 square metres

Richmond council limits ALR homes to 400 square metres

A public hearing went late into the night, as frustrated farmland owners argued against further reducing the size of homes

The Lower Mainland’s top five priciest home sales of the year

Curious about the fanciest homes that sold on the region’s MLS in 2018 – and for how much less than asking? Here’s our rundown
City of Vancouver writes to province to repeal ‘school tax’ on $3M-plus homes

City of Vancouver writes to province to repeal ‘school tax’ on $3M-plus homes

Mayor pens letter to Premier after council vote, even though he voted to keep the tax in place
B.C.’s average home sale price will edge up in 2019: forecast

B.C.’s average home sale price will edge up in 2019: forecast

Province will drive national decline in total residential sales next year, but prices will rise slightly, asserts Canadian Real Estate Association
North Deltans don’t want to feel like second-class citizens

North Deltans don’t want to feel like second-class citizens

The City of Delta will be eliminating the ND14 North Delta development permit area for building form and character from its Official Community Plan.