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Our region’s multimillion-dollar-bungalow phenomenon may have reached new heights with the listing of this two-bedroom, 880-square-foot bungalow for a whopping $14,880,000.

The project includes 1,215 units. Out of those, 537 would be single-family units and 678 would be multi-unit dwellings. There is also space for commercial use and a new school.

Vancouver city council unanimously approved Tuesday a heritage revitalization agreement to protect the 1930s Hollywood Theatre on West Broadway and allow a six-storey mixed-use building to be constructed on the balance of the site.

House door/Shutterstock The City of Burnaby says it will be the first in British Columbia to take advantage of the province's new rental zoning laws.

An architecturally striking development called the “Tree House” has been submitted for approval to the District of West Vancouver by British Pacific Properties.

A 12,000-square-foot West Vancouver luxury mansion that recently sold for $13.8 million is now the subject of a lawsuit by a Burnaby man claiming the sellers haven’t paid him for marketing the property to international clients.

This summer, Vancouver Heritage Foundation in partnership with the Downtown Vancouver Business Improvement Association, will be celebrating the history and built heritage of Vancouver’s downtown core with a variety of pop-up exhibitions including liv

CVA 791-1327 Yada/Takehara Apartments, 1985 Many workers in Vancouver’s early sawmills were immigrants from Japan, those of Japanese descent born in Canada known as Nikkei, as well as South Asian and Indigenous people.

Ultimately, the need for fewer cars on roads – or parked – will create vast swathes of space for living

Home sales across Greater Vancouver may be soft so far this year compared with the past couple of years, but that won’t be enough to bring average prices down, according to a forecast by the British Columbia Real Estate Association (BCREA).