Real Estate News

Province announces 4,900 new affordable rental homes for mixed-income residents

Province's housing market in 2019 and 2020 will be characterized by slower sales and more home inventory, says CMHC

After a gloomy September, Metro Vancouver’s real estate activity brightens somewhat

With the year still far from over, the value of building permits issued by city hall has set a record. As of Friday, it stood at $169.26 million, city hall said, well above the previous high of $147.88 set in 2007. At $135.

Region's current housing slump will last until 2021, but will be followed by dramatic doubling in single-family prices, predicts analyst

A four-storey 50-unit apartment complex at the foot of University Hill passed through a public hearing during city council's Monday night meeting.

Residential real estate investors hoping to make a quick buck in Kitimat are running into veteran property owners who are jacking up prices as the largest private investment in Canadian history avalanches onto the town.

An upward trend in Prince George for the average price of a single-family home continues to be offset by a decline in the number sales so far this year, according to a B.C. Northern Real Estate Board report issued Friday.

New home construction has continued to be the key driver in the city’s building permit figures. As of the end of August, permits for $57.

No flurry of fall activity this year, as slide in both sales and prices gathers pace across Metro Vancouver