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Office real estate market slowly adapting to cannabis culture

Office real estate market slowly adapting to cannabis culture

Cannabis companies looking for space need to consider laws and bylaws at all levels
Cost of living for new teachers a concern

Cost of living for new teachers a concern

New and seasoned teachers may be weighing their options as housing costs rise, says union president.
B.C. Premier applauded for headway made on housing

B.C. Premier applauded for headway made on housing

Horgan gets standing ovation from housing conference delegates, says he’s very pleased with what NDP has achieved
Arthur Erickson’s ‘most complete’ masterpiece listed for $16.8M (PHOTOS)

Arthur Erickson’s ‘most complete’ masterpiece listed for $16.8M (PHOTOS)

Extraordinary 1988-built steel-and-glass home, featured in magazines and movies, is for sale for the first time
Coquitlam ready for affordable housing — city

Coquitlam ready for affordable housing — city

Incentives help agencies build non-market housing for families
Vancouver, Burnaby among Canada’s top three priciest rental markets (INFOGRAPHIC)

Vancouver, Burnaby among Canada’s top three priciest rental markets (INFOGRAPHIC)

Annual rises in median rents in Vancouver are relatively flat, while Burnaby price increases are outpacing allowable rent hike, finds study
Slow B.C. residential sales creates “much-needed” supply of homes

Slow B.C. residential sales creates “much-needed” supply of homes

Overall housing market now balanced, but this varies between home types and areas, says BCREA
Caution rising but real estate investment capital keeps flowing into market

Caution rising but real estate investment capital keeps flowing into market

“We see capital flowing into assets with compelling growth potential – either rental growth, value-add or redevelopment potential," says CBRE vice-president
Q&A: Why small housing is a key solution to affordability challenges

Q&A: Why small housing is a key solution to affordability challenges

Summit on November 17 to discuss ways to increase small, ground-oriented housing
More low- and middle-income affordable housing on its way across B.C.

More low- and middle-income affordable housing on its way across B.C.

Province announces 4,900 new affordable rental homes for mixed-income residents, including 301 units in Coquitlam