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Government experiments with 'Lego block' housing in Vancouver

Government experiments with 'Lego block' housing in Vancouver

VANCOUVER - Stack them up. Take them down. Move them around. Repeat. What could easily pass as a description of the children's toy Lego could also be a portrait of British Columbia's latest tool in the fight against homelessness.
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Vancouver's detached homes edge toward buyer's market

Vancouver's detached homes edge toward buyer's market

VANCOUVER - Condo and townhouse sales in Vancouver are firmly in a seller's market, while the market for detached homes is edging toward a buyer's market, new figures from The Real Estate Board of Greater Vancouver suggest.
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Vancouver condo owners win battle against building sale

Vancouver condo owners win battle against building sale

Christine Raverty and husband Steve Handy were part of a successful bid to block the sale of their Vancouver condo building. Photograph By ROB KRUYT It’s home, relief, home for a small group of Vancouver condo owners. They won a B.C.
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This is the first building in Chinatown to be fully restored

This is the first building in Chinatown to be fully restored

Vancouver Heritage Foundation is a registered charity promoting the appreciation and conservation of our city’s historic places for current and future generations Mah Society Building, 2017 VHF.
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Crumbling Kitsilano totem pole to undergo restoration work

Crumbling Kitsilano totem pole to undergo restoration work

Photo Vancouver Park Board The City of Vancouver is starting the process of restoring the Centennial Totem Pole. The pole, which is located in front of the Maritime Museum in Hadden Park, was carved by Mungo Martin in 1958.
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Greater Vancouver home prices to drop 21 per cent by 2019: analysis

Greater Vancouver home prices to drop 21 per cent by 2019: analysis

The average price of a detached house in Greater Vancouver will decline 21 per cent from its recent peak to $1.
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BC Greens push to ban foreign ownership of farmland

BC Greens push to ban foreign ownership of farmland

As Fraser Valley farmland approaches $50,000 per acre, the leader of the BC Green Party is calling for the provincial government to ban foreigners from buying farmland in a bid to cool a red-hot real estate market.
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Iconic East Vancouver Dairy Queen to be demolished for rentals

Iconic East Vancouver Dairy Queen to be demolished for rentals

The property at the corner of East Hastings and Lakewood Drive is home to a long-standing Dairy Queen – but not for long. | Google Maps The site of East Vancouver’s iconic Dairy Queen Brazier may soon be redeveloped into a rental apartments.
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Campaign aims to 'Save the Dude'

Campaign aims to 'Save the Dude'

Michael Dennis’s reclining figure sculpture, which has been a fixture at Vancouver’s Guelph Park since the early 1990s, has been repaired and is currently waiting to be cast in bronze.
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These $55,000 pre-fab cabins could be Vancouver's cheapest houses

These $55,000 pre-fab cabins could be Vancouver's cheapest houses

Think of it like tiny houses meets your favourite Swedish DIY furniture store: A B.C. company that makes pre-fab cabins that are delivered by helicopter and you assemble yourself.
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