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Own a Port Coquitlam blueberry farm with spectacular views for under $5M

Own a Port Coquitlam blueberry farm with spectacular views for under $5M

Ever thought of owning a farm? B.C.'s blueberry farms add billions to the province's economy each year, and this Port Coquitlam property has several acres of blueberries.
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Chinese interest in Vancouver real estate recovers

Chinese interest in Vancouver real estate recovers

A fully reopened China could lead to a ‘rapid increase’ in local property investment
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Update: Trina Hunt's former Port Moody home listed for sale for nearly $2.4M

Update: Trina Hunt's former Port Moody home listed for sale for nearly $2.4M

Trina Hunt's former home on Heritage Mountain is listed for hundreds of thousands of dollars more than the current assessed value.
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Two more B.C. real estate firms fined for anti-money laundering violations

Two more B.C. real estate firms fined for anti-money laundering violations

Parent firm LeHomes Realty has been fined over half a million dollars for two breaches; Cathay Pacific Realty Ltd. was fined $206,250.
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Vancouver’s luxury real estate market returns to balanced conditions

Vancouver’s luxury real estate market returns to balanced conditions

After two years of ‘over-exuberance,’ the luxury market is seeing a slow down that represents a return back to normal
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Grave crisis: Metro cemeteries running out of real estate

Grave crisis: Metro cemeteries running out of real estate

Property squeeze driving up price, reducing availability of burial space at B.C. cemeteries
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East Vancouver house listed for $1 million will 'cause a riot' says real estate agent on TikTok

East Vancouver house listed for $1 million will 'cause a riot' says real estate agent on TikTok

"I understand listing below market value, but this is absolutely ridiculous."
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Housing supply limiting B.C.’s population growth

Housing supply limiting B.C.’s population growth

Duelling reports question housing demand, but demand more housing
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Vancouver fends off ‘zombie’ towers spooking U.S. cities

Vancouver fends off ‘zombie’ towers spooking U.S. cities

Core office towers are going dark from Manhattan to San Francisco as employees prefer working from home – but Vancouver has so far dodged the downturn
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'Tiny tower' proposal moving forward for micro property in Vancouver

'Tiny tower' proposal moving forward for micro property in Vancouver

The narrow property is just 9 feet wide.
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