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  1. The building remains vacant after the occupancy permit was revoked

    Centurion sues over vacant Langford rental building Roxanne Egan-ElliottWestern Investor  The 11-storey multi-family rental tower vacant since December 2019 when the city revoked its occupancy permit after Centurion Properties had bought it 90-unit Danbrook One rental tower in Langford has sat vacant for 18 months. | Darren Stone, Times Colonist The 11-storey multi-family rental tower […]

    By Les Twarog Vancouver Real Estate and Condo Blog
    11-07-2021
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  2. Pure Sunfarms is expanding its growing space to 2.2 million square feet as its fast demand

    B.C. bud spurs Delta cannabis grower’s growth Sandor GyarmatiWestern Investor Pure Sunfarms prepares to double annual shipments to 150,000 kilograms to meet demand from customers across the country and beyond Pure Sunfarms is doubling its greenhouse grow space to 2.2 million square feet. | Delta OptimistPure Sunfarms prepares to double annual shipments to 150,000 kilograms […]

    By Les Twarog Vancouver Real Estate and Condo Blog
    07-07-2021
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  3. 0.18 acres industrial site sells for $4.2 Million located at 1484 Rupert Street, North Vancouver, B.C.

    North Vancouver industrial site sells for $3.97 million Avison YoungWestern Investor   The site covers 0.18 acres and holds a 6,524-square-foot light industrial building in the Lynn Creek area. Property type: Industrial   Location: 1484 Rupert Street, North Vancouver, B.C. Size of property: 6,524 square feet Size of land: 8,052 square feet Land size in acres: 0.18 acres Zoning: I3 (light […]

    By Les Twarog Vancouver Real Estate and Condo Blog
    06-07-2021
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  4. Concealing their business back to phase hit by pandemic

    Chinatown businesses battle back Chuck ChiangWestern Investor Resilient Vancouver community aims to clean up and pivot from a pandemic-induced ‘tipping point’ Food markets open longer as shoppers, visitors filter back into Vancouver’s Chinatown. – Chung ChowResilient Vancouver community aims to clean up and pivot from a pandemic-induced ‘tipping point’The pandemic and the resulting decline in […]

    By Les Twarog Vancouver Real Estate and Condo Blog
    06-07-2021
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  5. 100 units sells in two-day row mend in the heart of Vancouver after pre selling event

    Condo presales bounce back in downtown Vancouver Frank O’BrienWestern Investor After a three-year tax-induced slump, condo presales and new condo towers are rising again in the heart of Vancouver After a three-year tax-induced slump, condo presales and new condo towers are rising again in the heart of VancouverAfter zero successful launches of presale condo projects […]

    By Les Twarog Vancouver Real Estate and Condo Blog
    06-07-2021
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  6. 9.1% is the largest fall in Canadas home sales as pandemic crisis still in the phase

    Toronto home sales hit lowest point in a year Ari AltstedterMortgage Broker News Toronto saw the lowest number of homes trade hands in a year in June as the pandemic-fuelled demand that drove the market to record highs starts to fade with immigration still muted.Home sales in Canada’s largest city fell 9.1% in June from […]

    By Les Twarog Vancouver Real Estate and Condo Blog
    05-07-2021
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  7. Sales volume of Real Estate experiencing Slight moderation

    The GTA Market is Moderating from Record-Breaking to Robust: TRREB Rachel Rehkopf other Sales volume of Real Estate experiencing Slight moderation The GTA Market is Moderating from Record-Breaking to Robust: TRREB The June numbers from the Greater Toronto Area have been released, showing that the red-hot conditions seen earlier in this spring have firmly tapered […]

    By Les Twarog Vancouver Real Estate and Condo Blog
    05-07-2021
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  8. Would first time home buyers give up a slice of share in their purchase?

    First-time buyers not into sharing Frank O’BrienWestern Investor  Novice homebuyers reject government assistance tied to a slice of the potential profit Average Canadian home prices have increased 24 per cent in the past year. | Darren Stone, Times Colonist Novice homebuyers reject government assistance tied to a slice of the potential profit Would many Canadians […]

    By Les Twarog Vancouver Real Estate and Condo Blog
    04-07-2021
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