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The project, in Vancouver’s West End, will be among the city’s highest buildings if it’s approved and it also promises to be the tallest Passive House tower in the world.

There is a new term being used now in Vancouver’s long-suffering rental housing market: CAVE people.

Henriquez Partners Architects has filed a development application for a five-storey civic centre, a 22-storey non-market housing building and a portion of a nine-acre park — all of which are part of the massive Oakridge Centre redevelopment.

With home sales making a significant year-over-year jump in the Lower Mainland in July, residential transactions for the whole of B.C. followed suit.

A perfect summer’s day could involve touring B.C.’s best wineries and cooling off with a dip in a lakefront infinity pool – and the next lucky owner of this recently listed house will be able to do both.

Development pressure has driven Vancouver retail rents sky high and convinced some landlords to include demolition clauses.

A six-storey, 22-unit condo building has been proposed for two single-family lots at 526 and 528 West 37th Ave. near Queen Elizabeth Park.

A vital part of Simon Fraser University’s “architectural masterwork” is under threat, according to a group of architects trying to stop the school from demolishing a former student residence.

The latest rezoning application to be considered under the City of Vancouver’s moderate income rental housing pilot program proposes a 13-storey mixed-use building on Kingsway at Glen Drive.

A Richmond developer has pulled the plug on a 15-storey mixed use residential tower in the city centre, leaving more than 100 pre-sale buyers in the lurch.