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A revised motion is being reintroduced, asking Vancouver city council to look at allowing temporary modular housing in single-family and duplex zones.

Although every region in B.C. is expected to see lower home sales in 2019 than in 2018, sales will more than recover in 2020, according to a September 5 forecast.

An under-utilized laneway in Vancouver's downtown core has gotten a fresh new look, as 45 doors and vents on Eihu Lane have been turned into works of art.

B.C. landlords and investors shift action away from Metro Vancouver to Okanagan and Island as “citizens against nearly everything” stall projects.

While Metro Vancouver’s residential sector struggles, its commercial real estate market is holding firm, with vacancy rates extremely low, according to a monthly analysis.

Metro Vancouver has gone a year without an increase in its house price index.

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.