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‘The Stack’ will be Vancouver’s tallest office building when it's completed (IMAGES)

‘The Stack’ will be Vancouver’s tallest office building when it's completed (IMAGES)

Construction on 36-storey office tower expected to begin in early 2019
Tsawwassen townhouse proposal an ‘extreme departure’ from neighbourhood

Tsawwassen townhouse proposal an ‘extreme departure’ from neighbourhood

A proposed townhouse development in the middle of a Tsawwassen single-family neighbourhood needs to be resubmitted. That was the conclusion of the city’s advisory design panel which reviewed an application by Maple Leaf Homes Ltd.
This ultra-cool Modernist home is listed for $12.9M (PHOTOS)

This ultra-cool Modernist home is listed for $12.9M (PHOTOS)

Fifteen years ago, the same lot on one of Vancouver’s fanciest streets sold for a mere $815K
New rent hike cap proposal is NDP damage control

New rent hike cap proposal is NDP damage control

After the shock of the recently announced 4.5 per cent allowable annual rent increase, housing task force is trying to undo damage with inflation-only proposal
Opinion: New rent hike cap proposal is NDP damage control

Opinion: New rent hike cap proposal is NDP damage control

After the shock of the recently announced 4.5 per cent allowable annual rent increase, housing task force is trying to undo damage with inflation-only proposal
Richmond organization formed to tackle affordable housing

Richmond organization formed to tackle affordable housing

A newly-formed Richmond-based organization says it has a solution to the city’s housing affordability problem.
New home presentation centre moves location – literally

New home presentation centre moves location – literally

Rather than demolish sales centre to make way for new tower, developer moves entire building to a different spot
Government task force recommends slashing B.C. rent increases by 2 per cent

Government task force recommends slashing B.C. rent increases by 2 per cent

Task force recommends B.C government cut the 4.5 per cent allowable rent increase to 2.5 per cent but still give landlords ability to raise rents
Populist housing ‘platitudes’ from mayoral candidates are ‘dangerous,’ warn outgoing officials

Populist housing ‘platitudes’ from mayoral candidates are ‘dangerous,’ warn outgoing officials

Candidates in many municipalities claim they can solve housing crisis but plans may have “no credibility”
Short-term rental owner fights North Van City lawsuit

Short-term rental owner fights North Van City lawsuit

The North Vancouver woman accused of running a hostel out of her Central Lonsdale townhouse is pushing back against the city’s attempt to have her shut down.