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  1. Metro Vancouver First Nations ‘buying their own land back’

    First Nations set to be power broker in real estate as they buy their land back Randy Shore The Province First Nations are poised to become the next real estate development power-brokers in Metro Vancouver, with billions of dollars worth of real estate on and off reserves at their disposal. Westbank Corp., Polygon, Aquilini and […]

  2. Another crypto crash raises fears

    Vancouver-based cryptocurrency exchange latest to shutter with millions owing to clients Matt Robinson The Province When clients of Einstein Exchange discovered last weekend that the website of the Vancouver-based cryptocurrency trading platform had gone dark, many feared they had fallen victim to the latest QuadrigaCX. The distressed customers were referring to the case of another […]

  3. Bylaws regulate charging stations

    There are many different variations of parking allocations, assignments and designations Tony GioventuThe Province Dear Tony: How does a strata council manage a request to install charging stations when the alterations to our electrical will exceed $100,000 and our owners will not fund the cost? Our council are in support of the installation of stations […]

  4. ERA at 22255 Dewdney Trunk Road Maple Ridge 143 condos in phase 1 by Johnston Meier and SwissReal Developments

    A Master Plan Community In Maple Ridge Kathleen FreimondThe Province An enormous master-planned community called ERA is poised to transform downtown Maple Ridge, eventually becoming an amenity-rich neighbourhood with some 1,000 homes. When complete, the project being established by Johnston Meier and SwissReal Developments will also include parks, amenities like an amphitheatre and retail and […]

  5. Squamish Nation development to expand downtown Vancouver’s footprint

    Squamish Senakw project to expand Downtown Vancouver?s footprint Randy ShoreThe Province The $3-billion Senakw project will consist of 6,000 mostly rental units in 11 towers on a five-hectare parcel at the western foot of the Burrard Bridge. The tallest tower is expected to be 56 storeys, a shade shorter than Shangri-La and the Trump Tower, […]

  6. Residential sales across B.C. to rise 10.9% in 2020: BCREA

    Biggest recovery in sales activity will be seen in the hardest-hit areas of Greater Vancouver and Fraser Valley Joannah ConnollyWestern Investor After what is expected to be a weak 2019 overall, with sales down 1.8 per cent from 2018, residential resale transactions in B.C. are predicted to recover significantly in 2020, according to a November […]

  7. Investors flock to purpose-built rental properties

    Purpose-built rental buildings on the rise Kimberly GreeneMortgage Broker News Decades of under-investment made dedicated rental buildings an afterthought for many, but the industry has been quietly gathering momentum and attracting deep-pocketed investors. Some 72,000 rental units were under construction across the country in the last quarter according to Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC). […]

  8. Real estate sales data now available online

    But there’s a catch, you have to go through a realtor who’s registered with fisherly.com John Mackie The Province First-time home owner’s incentive program information video. Not so long ago if you wanted to find out what properties were selling for you had to ask a realtor. “The realtors were the gatekeepers of data,” says […]

  9. City of Vancouver green lights overhaul of West End rental building Berkeley Towers

    Reliance Properties is offering remaining tenants at Berkeley Tower a financial payout that between double and triple the cash amount stipulated by city guidelines Joanne Lee-YoungThe Vancouver Sun Developer Reliance Properties said the City of Vancouver has issued the development and building permits it needs to go ahead with a large-scale overhaul of Berkeley Towers, […]

  10. Fraser 22127 48A Avenue Langley 61 two and four bedroom townhomes by Zenterra Developments

    Zenterra builds to please growing families and downsizers with Langley development Michael BernardThe Vancouver Sun While many developers are starting to plan for higher-density projects with relatively smaller-sized units in Surrey and Langley, award-winning company Zenterra is setting its own course by offering larger-than-average three-storey townhomes in the communities, says a company spokesman. The developer, […]