Real Estate News

A woman who back out of buying a luxury Vancouver home after discovering its former occupant was murdered outside its entrance will not be getting her money back, the B.C. Court of Appeal has ruled.

Sometimes a plain exterior masks an interesting past. Dig a little and you’ll find Georgian Towers embodies decades of Vancouver’s social, cultural and development history.

Construction on what will become Western Canada’s tallest residential tower is about to begin.

The City of Vancouver’s director of planning is recommending Lululemon Athletica be granted an exemption so the company can proceed with plans to file a rezoning application to construct an 11 to 13-storey office building at 1980 Foley Street by Great Northern Way.

The Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation considers housing to be affordable if it costs less than 30 per cent of a household’s before-tax income.

With home sales in major cities such as Metro Vancouver way down, a new poll has asked Canadians whether they are waiting to buy a home – and why.

Less than a week after being reported for sale, Vancouver’s International Village mall appears to no longer be a part of the retail portfolio marketed as the Henderson Retail Portfolio.

Residents got a chance to see the new master plan proposed for Tsawwassen’s town centre for 700 new condo units in eight low-to-medium-rise buildings.

Canada’s biggest real estate markets are still at high risk of a sudden home price drop, according to a new global report by the IMF.

Vancouver’s International Village mall has been listed for sale as part of a trio of retail properties, for an undisclosed price.