Real Estate News

The historic site that now houses Doolin's Irish Pub, the Belmont Bar, and the Comfort Inn will close at the end of the day on October 31 to make way for a boutique hotel.

“Surrey is the future,” said Surrey developer Charan Sethi, president of Tien Sher, who has built and sold out half a dozen low-rise condominium projects in and around Surrey Centre.

Toronto’s real estate market is more of a bubble than Metro Vancouver’s, but Vancouver is still the fourth most-inflated globally, and has seen world’s third steepest price growth.

Housing affordability has fallen to “never-seen-before” levels in Vancouver, according to a new report from RBC Economic Research.

Vacancy rates for all office classes in downtown Vancouver have further lowered, while the price of leasing those spaces continues to climb.

The B.C. government is launching its promised phase-two investigation into money laundering in the province, this time focusing primarily on real estate, as well as luxury cars and horse racing.

This house in Vancouver’s First Shaughnessy enclave was listed September 18, 2018, for $12,980,000.

Following a lacklustre summer performance, Metro Vancouver’s $1 million-plus real estate market is set to see even greater declines this fall, according to a Sotheby’s forecast released September 26.

Toronto’s Crestpoint Real Estate Investment has purchased a Vancouver Class A office building for approximately $225 million, or more than $1,000 per square foot.

If the Mount Pleasant Neighbourhood House is the living room of the community, its new parklet is the front porch.