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Ledingham McAllister architectural stunner, Precidia, is reimagining West Coquitlam living

Ledingham McAllister architectural stunner, Precidia, is reimagining West Coquitlam living

This 29-storey development offers a collection of 178 one-bedroom and den to three-bedroom residences starting from the $600,000’s
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Photos: Would you want to live in an old Vancouver corner store?

Photos: Would you want to live in an old Vancouver corner store?

Did anyone else want to live in a store as a kid?
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Former West Vancouver parkland hits the market for $9 million

Former West Vancouver parkland hits the market for $9 million

Selling the undeveloped park land to buy more Ambleside waterfront for community use was controversial.
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Vancouver real estate downturn has already started

Vancouver real estate downturn has already started

Buyers ponder abandoning purchase commitments in the face of higher interest rates
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Photos: There's a two-storey home with a small back yard in Coal Harbour

Photos: There's a two-storey home with a small back yard in Coal Harbour

It's a home with a garage, but it's not a house.
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Cost of housing is a chronic municipal election issue

Cost of housing is a chronic municipal election issue

Clash between density, community character to headline political campaigns – again
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B.C. home sales plummet 35% in April

B.C. home sales plummet 35% in April

Declining sales not affecting home prices so far
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Movala: don't miss your chance to live in Kelowna's most walkable beachside community

Movala: don't miss your chance to live in Kelowna's most walkable beachside community

Skywater at Movala blends Kelowna’s unique recreational lifestyle with luxury amenities
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This Burnaby condo tower will be the tallest in B.C. if approved

This Burnaby condo tower will be the tallest in B.C. if approved

Right next to Lougheed SkyTrain station, a new 80-storey highrise is under consideration by Burnaby city council.
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North Van developer fined $200K for demolishing West Coast Modern heritage house without permit

North Van developer fined $200K for demolishing West Coast Modern heritage house without permit

Under a heritage revitalization agreement with the municipality, portions of the Hollingworth-designed Forster Residence were supposed to be retained. Instead, the entire home was levelled.
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