Real Estate News

A new report says row housing, six- to 12-unit multiplexes and co-op housing would be more energy-efficient, would face less local opposition, and could be replicated across huge swaths of Metro Vancouver currently zoned for single-family detached homes.

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Toronto overtakes Vancouver despite benchmark prices hitting record high: RBC

Only Port Coquitlam saw a bigger jump in prices last month for single family detached homes

A lack of supply means the steepest increases in housing prices are expected to occur over the first six months 2022, says the B.C. Real Estate Association.

Average new 2,600-square-foot house sells for $1.75 million and includes $191,000 in municipal fees and taxes and $666,000 for the land

Beedie the buyer of 22-acre parcel on 80th Street, considered the largest industrial deal so far this year

For as little as $5,000, investors can share in projects backed by a veteran local developer holding 560 acres at 19 separate sites

Six out of 10 rental apartment buildings in B.C. now bought by national REITs or other institutional investors as soaring prices, government restrictions convince local landlords to sell