Real Estate News

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.

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.

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.

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.

Artist’s rendering of the 135-unit Vivid condominium building between Yates and Johnson streets.

A model of the Musqueam Indian Band’s project near UBC.

New rules mean some condo owners want to sell their buildings for development.

A thief arrested Tuesday at Vancouver Airport is suspected of stealing luggage from the domestic terminal for about a month A man has been arrested after allegedly stealing luggage from the domestic arrivals carousel at YVR.

Vancouver Heritage Foundation is a registered charity promoting the appreciation and conservation of our city’s historic places for current and future generations Join us for the Vancouver Heritage Foundation for our 86th Places That Matter plaque pr

5 5: Point Grey: $3,720,000 Between September 4th and 10th this was the fifth priciest home to sell in Vancouver. Four bedrooms, six bathrooms in Point Grey. Modern, understated interior design.