Skip to content

Real Estate News

Vancouver neighbourhood divided: High-density housing vs. better amenities

Vancouver neighbourhood divided: High-density housing vs. better amenities

Density and child care come to life in one proposed development in Vancouver's Point Grey neighbourhood.
Architect Barry Downs's former home lists for $4.6M in West Vancouver

Architect Barry Downs's former home lists for $4.6M in West Vancouver

Downs House II is at risk of demolition, listing agent says
B.C. construction sees more awareness for women, but equity gap persists

B.C. construction sees more awareness for women, but equity gap persists

More work needs to be done to highlight women and underrepresented groups in the province's construction industry, say local experts.
B.C. and Canada need to boost construction activity, warns CMHC

B.C. and Canada need to boost construction activity, warns CMHC

Despite decline in unfilled construction positions, B.C.'s industry still has a significant labour gap.
B.C.'s eviction moratorium effective but reveals flaws in tenancy branch

B.C.'s eviction moratorium effective but reveals flaws in tenancy branch

Surrey had the highest rate of evictions during the first year of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Whistler condo sells for $9.3M—a new record high

Whistler condo sells for $9.3M—a new record high

The 3.5-bedroom unit is located in the Four Seasons private residences
Photos: Bob Lewis heritage home lists for $2.9M in North Vancouver

Photos: Bob Lewis heritage home lists for $2.9M in North Vancouver

The Upper Lonsdale home was built in 1956 for former judge Don Pool and his family
Check out the top 10 sales of North Shore luxury mansions in 2023

Check out the top 10 sales of North Shore luxury mansions in 2023

Modernist waterfront home in West Vancouver was highest sale ever on North Shore
Home staging companies forced to adapt as sellers pull back in slow housing market

Home staging companies forced to adapt as sellers pull back in slow housing market

TORONTO — One walk through a home tells Rachael Stafford what adjustments are needed to pique the interest of potential buyers.
Housing crunch prompts efforts to stabilize immigration levels, say federal ministers

Housing crunch prompts efforts to stabilize immigration levels, say federal ministers

OTTAWA — Housing Minister Sean Fraser and Immigration Minister Marc Miller say the federal government is working to stabilize the number of people entering the country every year as housing pressures mount.