Real Estate News

City committee has mixed views on if an official community plan amendment is appropriate

Average assessed value of immigrant-owned homes higher than those owned by Canadian-born residents, finds Statistics Canada

“Combined effect of tighter mortgage guidelines and higher interest rates has been larger than previously estimated,” says Bank of Canada

New Westminster is the first city in British Columbia to apply new rental residential tenure zoning to existing rental housing stock – much to the delight of tenants’ advocates and the disappointment of the development community.

The region's office market has long made headlines for scant office availability, but is now even tighter

District of West Vancouver council is formally asking the province to scrap the additional school tax on homes assessed above $3 million and to curtail the speculation and vacancy tax. The school tax, which adds an additional 0.

Despite market slowdown and even in detached sector, ownership cost vs income is getting worse, finds nationwide study

Massive 19-acre property in Richmond back on market for only $20K below previous price, despite not selling in 2018

Neil Belenkie says he's hearing from a wave of village residents who may be forced to rent out or sell because of the new provincial tax.

Measures such as mortgage stress test are “at cross purposes” with federal promises to support the middle class, asserts Mortgage Professionals of Canada