Real Estate News

The Canadian Home Builders' Association of Northern B.C. came together to recognize and honour members of the local and regional residential contruction industry at the Northern B.C.

City sees building surge as infrastructure and resource development spark a buzz downtown

A 25-34-year-old on a typical salary can only afford $250K home, based on current interest rates, says Generation Squeeze

Riding the Skytrain in Vancouver always brings back a flood of memories to me. One of these surrounds a small mossy home, derelict, and in a less-than-desirable section of Whalley (one of the tougher neighbourhoods in Surrey).

The cost of owning a home in Prince George in 2018 was slightly above the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation's suggested threshold, according to a report from the B.C. Northern Real Estate Board.

Construction is on pace to beat last year's record, according to the latest building permit report from city hall. As of the end of March, 101 permits for $26.9 million worth of construction were taken out so far this year, up from $24.

B.C. Northern board bucks provincial trend as one of only three boards seeing home prices higher than one year previously

Home values are going up in northern B.C., and they are going up inside the City of Prince George.

Prince George could be province's real estate investment hotspot over next year, says Western Investor outlook

Permits for $15.7 million worth of construction were taken out in October, according to a city staff report. The number is well above the $11.8 million reached over the same month last year and $5.