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  1. Commercial real estate remains highly abnormal and uncertain | BCREA

    Quarterly index reveals dip in commercial real estate sector late in 2022 as it continued a six-month downward trajectory

  2. 76 acres conservation site sells for $1M located at Saturna Island, B.C.

    Conservation group, federal government, acquire waterfront bluff to protect rare fauna and wildlife.

  3. Redevelopment site sells for $9.5 Million located at 41 W Pender Street, Vancouver

    Lot on West Pender Street has current commercial income potential and is approved for a mixed-use of retail, office and 16 units of residential rentals

     

  4. Application received for multi-tower redevelopment of North Delta mall

    The City of Delta has received an application to develop a four-building, 800-plus-home project on the current site of a shopping centre on Scott Road.

    A rezoning and development application for the 2.4-hectare Delta Shoppers Mall (8037 to 8087 120th St.), located between the Real Canadian Superstore and Delta Rise, was received by council on Feb. 13. The proposed project includes a total of 877 residential units, 11,691 square metres of office space and 7,502 square metres of commercial space.

    A total of 643 market condo units, as well as office space and at-grade retail, is planned in two 32-storey towers atop five- and nine-storey podiums.

  5. Greater Vancouver home sales up 162% compared to the same period in January 2023

    After posting dismal numbers in January, early February data suggests sales are gaining strength and active listings are increasing

  6. Higher building costs and supply-chain issues continue to hamper investment and limit rental supply growth | CMHC

    Most market segments saw rents increase as demand outstripped new supply

  7. Metro Vancouver area drove rental demand in 2022 | CMHC

    The rate for purpose-built rentals in the region fell below one per cent last year, while the average asking rent for vacant units is 43 per cent higher than occupied ones

  8. GTA new home sales started strongly in 2022 before easing in the second half of the year with annual sales sitting at a four-year low | Edward Jegg

    New report highlights market's struggles

  9. Ministry of Housing making mandatory for developers and strata corporations to make minimum contingency reserve fund payments of 10% as of Nov. 2023

     The B.C. government is ushering in changes it says will help protect owners in strata developments at risk of higher insurance costs due to neglected maintenance needs.

  10. B.C. had record spending on exploration in 2022

    Mineral production in B.C. totalled $18 billion last year, also a new record