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Another rental building proposed for PoMo

Another rental building proposed for PoMo

Another 230 rental apartments could be coming to Port Moody. The latest project is being proposed for 3370 Dewdney Trunk Rd. by PC Urban Properties Corp., which presented its plans to the city’s advisory design panel Jan. 17.
First towers proposed for St. Johns Street

First towers proposed for St. Johns Street

Port Moody residents will get their first look on Jan. 31 at a mixed-use development proposed for the 3200-block of St. Johns Street.
Coquitlam charts efforts to boost rental stock

Coquitlam charts efforts to boost rental stock

City eyes 2,400 market rental units but projects for lower-income families lag behind
Soon gone but not forgotten in Anmore

Soon gone but not forgotten in Anmore

Disappointment as home of pioneering Ma Murray won't be part of new village centre plan, but village says building's demolition necessary
Real estate boom, height lift spur growth in Austin Heights

Real estate boom, height lift spur growth in Austin Heights

The old Safeway on Austin Avenue is down to make way for a new and expanded grocery store. The property owner, Beedie Living, plans to build two new highrises after the store opens in the summer of 2019.

Business property values also on the rise in Tri-Cities

Assessments up in all three cities: BC Assessment

Condo, townhome assessed prices are up in the Tri-Cities

Condominiums and townhouse properties drove gains in residential real estate values in the Tri-Cities last year, according to figures released this week from BC Assessment.
New development to help pay for transit

New development to help pay for transit

A tool to capture property value from density around stations, Coquitlam mayor says, but UDI concerned about adding more costs to homes

Non-residents have big stake in newer Coquitlam condos

Close to a quarter of all condos built in Coquitlam since the beginning of 2016 were purchased by non-resident buyers, according to newly released data from Statistics Canada. Coquitlam’s figure of 22.
Rents on the rise in the Tri-Cities

Rents on the rise in the Tri-Cities

Evergreen Extension likely to blame, says analyst
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