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CMHC confirms government costs raise new home prices

CMHC confirms government costs raise new home prices

In Vancouver, fees and charges accounts for 20 per cent of the price of a new condo apartment, new federal study says
RBC downgrades forecast for Canadian housing market

RBC downgrades forecast for Canadian housing market

Vancouver, Toronto and Victoria are the cities likely to suffer the most, according to the bank.
House prices remain on upswing in Prince George

House prices remain on upswing in Prince George

Average price rises to nearly $530,000, BCNREB report shows
Housing affordability worsens in Prince George

Housing affordability worsens in Prince George

Home sale prices should moderate with rising interest rates, says real estate agent
Average Prince George home price nearly $520,000 during first quarter

Average Prince George home price nearly $520,000 during first quarter

Figure a near $70,000 jump from same period last year
584-acre B.C. property with one mile of oceanfront listed for $595,000

584-acre B.C. property with one mile of oceanfront listed for $595,000

The catch is that it's remote. Really remote.
You can buy this 4.32-acre piece of B.C. land with a shed on it for $75,000

You can buy this 4.32-acre piece of B.C. land with a shed on it for $75,000

Not quite off the grid.
B.C. home price $685,000 higher than average in Prairie provinces

B.C. home price $685,000 higher than average in Prairie provinces

At $1,042,169, the typical B.C. home is at least half-a-million dollars more expensive than anywhere else in Canada but Ontario
How B.C.'s Swiss Village for sale could be 'saved' by some people deeply invested in its heritage (VIDEO)

How B.C.'s Swiss Village for sale could be 'saved' by some people deeply invested in its heritage (VIDEO)

And you can be a part of saving this piece of B.C.'s history
Report finds 'missing middle' solution to Metro Vancouver's housing crisis

Report finds 'missing middle' solution to Metro Vancouver's housing crisis

A new report says row housing, six- to 12-unit multiplexes and co-op housing would be more energy-efficient, would face less local opposition, and could be replicated across huge swaths of Metro Vancouver currently zoned for single-family detached homes.