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Do you own the air above your home? Free seminar to explain all

Do you own the air above your home? Free seminar to explain all

We know land in our region is valuable, but what about the air above your property – how can you maximize its value?

Fight against mortgage fraud looks to CRA for help

CMHC wants to give lenders access to applicants' tax data so they cannot inflate declared income under new qualification rules
Province: Low-income families and seniors to get more help with rent

Province: Low-income families and seniors to get more help with rent

Rent subsidy payments to increase, and an extra 3,200 low-income families will qualify for assistance under rule changes this week
More than half of Generation Z wants to buy a home in next few years: poll

More than half of Generation Z wants to buy a home in next few years: poll

Metro Vancouver’s 18- to 24-year-olds aiming for homeownership despite daunting prices
B.C. Realtors still not allowed to openly publish home sale prices

B.C. Realtors still not allowed to openly publish home sale prices

Toronto real estate agents ordered to release data to general public, while it remains restricted to real estate professionals in B.C.
Province to limit house sizes on farmland

Province to limit house sizes on farmland

B.C.'s agriculture minister needs to make scope of rules clear, as they come just months before municipal elections, says former Delta councillor
Downzoning of Vancouver's Chinatown could cut property values 40 per cent

Downzoning of Vancouver's Chinatown could cut property values 40 per cent

Property owners hoping change in civic government will restore historic area’s revitalization
Skeletal sci-fi: Awesome images of Vancouver’s new Oakridge Centre

Skeletal sci-fi: Awesome images of Vancouver’s new Oakridge Centre

Architect’s phase-one renderings of massive mixed-use masterplan reveals “skin-and-bones” design concept
Apartment building owners face tougher times, but prices remain high

Apartment building owners face tougher times, but prices remain high

Landlords could see higher vacancy rates and lower investor appetite for multi-family buildings as new regulations, improved inventory disrupt market
Most Metro Vancouverites rooting for market crash – even homeowners

Most Metro Vancouverites rooting for market crash – even homeowners

Two thirds of renters hoping that home prices will drop by 30 per cent or more, finds poll