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B.C. home sales forecast revised, predicted to drop 17.7%

B.C. home sales forecast revised, predicted to drop 17.7%

Prediction of 2018 total sales decline gets steeper, but prices will keep rising, according to CREA
More Burnaby demovictions to be discussed at public hearing

More Burnaby demovictions to be discussed at public hearing

City to address a series of proposals that would see more aging rentals replaced by high-density new homes
Developers bank too much office space: City

Developers bank too much office space: City

Coquitlam Council would 'like to see us be a lot more assertive'
Burquitlam tower to replace two rental buildings

Burquitlam tower to replace two rental buildings

Councillor wants to find out who's living in city's high rises
Proposal for huge new Vancouver hotel takes next step (IMAGES)

Proposal for huge new Vancouver hotel takes next step (IMAGES)

City to consider dual-tower, 438-room hotel that would offer long-term-stay suites for hospital visitors
Condo development spurs strata windup dilemma

Condo development spurs strata windup dilemma

Some condo owners in older buildings in Coquitlam's high-density transit corridor are trying to get ahead of the market
'Housing shouldn't be that difficult,' says artist who offers 'tiny house' solution

'Housing shouldn't be that difficult,' says artist who offers 'tiny house' solution

Richmond Art Gallery exhibits "Home Made Home" July 17-Aug. 26
55-storey Surrey education centre to become region’s second-tallest building

55-storey Surrey education centre to become region’s second-tallest building

The 626-foot GEC Education Mega Center will be second in height only to downtown Vancouver's Shangri-La hotel
Jaw-dropping woodland home keeps dropping its price (PHOTOS)

Jaw-dropping woodland home keeps dropping its price (PHOTOS)

One-of-a-kind residence with glass bridge discounted by nearly $3 million since initial listing
Electronic Ave. proposal goes to public hearing

Electronic Ave. proposal goes to public hearing

A six-storey condo project proposed for the site of the old Chisholm Television factory in Port Moody will go to a public hearing on July 10.