Real Estate News

WesGroup is proposing a 47-unit six-storey condominium at 3220 Cambie St. at West 16th Avenue, which used to be home to a Chevron gas station.

Vancouver city council rejected a rezoning application for a townhouse development on a property next to the Granville Street hospice in a 7-4 decision, June 25.

Professor Maureen Maloney said her panel’s estimated figures on the amount of money being laundered were only an approximation, and that definitive data was impossible to come by.

What is being hailed as possibly the greenest house ever built in Canada is nearing completion in Vancouver, and it’s blowing past the net-zero home program limits promoted by the federal government and residential building associations.

This infographic by our sister website REW.ca reveals where in Metro Vancouver has remained a strong market for real estate activity this spring.

As consumer demand recovers, the average sale price of a home across the province will then rise 4.2 per cent year over year in 2020.

The First-Time Home Buyer Incentive promised in the 2019 Federal Budget will go live on September 2, the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corp. announced June 17.

Forty-six per cent of Vancouver condos are "not-owner occupied," according to the latest analysis by Andy Yan, director of Simon Fraser University’s city program.

The average home in Metro Vancouver is priced at more than four times what a typical Millennial can afford, according to a study released June 13 by housing advocacy group Generation Squeeze.

In a case that could reverberate around the province, Langford and its chief building inspector are being sued for issuing a building permit for an apartment building not designed by an architect.