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Metro Vancouver home sales see coolest July in 18 years

Metro Vancouver home sales see coolest July in 18 years

Hot weather, cool real estate market – but TriCities house prices are holding firm and PoMo condo prices are up 20 per cent
Poll: 84% blame foreign buyers for Metro Vancouver housing crunch

Poll: 84% blame foreign buyers for Metro Vancouver housing crunch

“No shortage of scapegoats to blame,” says pollster, describing responses as “misconceptions”
Tri-Cities soundly snubbed in ‘best Canadian cities to live’ rankings

Tri-Cities soundly snubbed in ‘best Canadian cities to live’ rankings

Port Moody favoured over PoCo and Coquitlam, but all rank dismally overall – and even in B.C.

Towers going up, up in Coquitlam

Another 50-storey tower is expected to go up in Burquitlam after the proposed project cleared public hearing and third reading Monday at Coquitlam city council.
Island luxury: Vancouver Island’s 10 priciest homes for sale

Island luxury: Vancouver Island’s 10 priciest homes for sale

From idyllic waterfront retreats to a high-end downtown penthouse, the Island’s most expensive listings have it all
How long does it take to save a down payment in priciest cities?

How long does it take to save a down payment in priciest cities?

No shock that West Vancouver takes the longest in Canada, but the number of years may surprise you
B.C. cities have Canada's lowest property tax rates (INFOGRAPHIC)

B.C. cities have Canada's lowest property tax rates (INFOGRAPHIC)

But we all know what a smaller percentage of a much-larger assessed value means…
The world’s priciest property ever? Yours for a cool US$1B (IMAGES)

The world’s priciest property ever? Yours for a cool US$1B (IMAGES)

If you think Vancouver real estate is expensive, check out The Mountain of Beverly Hills – and you don’t even get a house
Two new UniverCity residential towers one step closer to breaking ground

Two new UniverCity residential towers one step closer to breaking ground

Two new highrise apartment buildings are planned for University Crescent
Boomers’ purchasing power ‘inflating’ cabin prices in recreational hotspots

Boomers’ purchasing power ‘inflating’ cabin prices in recreational hotspots

B.C. cabin prices rise 19 per cent overall, led by island and ski resorts; Kelowna prices drop
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