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Toronto’s real estate more of a bubble than Metro Vancouver’s: UBS

But Vancouver is still the fourth most-inflated globally, and has seen world’s third steepest price growth, says report
Q&A: Is building low-carbon neighbourhoods sustainable?

Q&A: Is building low-carbon neighbourhoods sustainable?

Urban planner Gordon Harris, who was behind the low-carbon UniverCity enclave at SFU Burnaby, discusses how building sustainable communities can be rolled out
North Vancouver Realtor found guilty of unprofessional conduct

North Vancouver Realtor found guilty of unprofessional conduct

Council panel found agent likely faked sale offer
Amazon to lease 450,000-square-foot facility on Tsawwassen First Nation land

Amazon to lease 450,000-square-foot facility on Tsawwassen First Nation land

The e-commerce giant will be the anchor tenant of a new business park in Delta
Stratas banking millions in anticipation of future repair costs

Stratas banking millions in anticipation of future repair costs

Five years after depreciation reports were mandated, have they changed how condo buildings are managed – and viewed by potential buyers?
Province cuts allowable rent hike to 2.5% in 2019

Province cuts allowable rent hike to 2.5% in 2019

Premier and housing minister announces adoption of rental housing task force recommendations

$1M+ real estate turning into a buyer’s market – even for condos: Sotheby’s

Forecast predicts further declines for “top-tier” real estate market, with even resilient condos weakening

Metro Vancouver's $1M+ real estate turning into a buyer’s market – even for condos: Sotheby’s

Forecast predicts further declines for “top-tier” real estate market, with even resilient condos weakening
Residents increasingly share a dim view of real estate developers

Residents increasingly share a dim view of real estate developers

For the past three years, housing has consistently topped the charts as the most important issue facing most cities in Metro Vancouver.
Metro Vancouver residents increasingly share a dim view of real estate developers

Metro Vancouver residents increasingly share a dim view of real estate developers

Two-thirds of residents say housing is the top issue in their city, and 58 per cent have a negative view of developers
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