Real Estate News

Home sales in January 2020 were 42.4 per cent higher than one year previously, reports board, while inventory remains low

A consortium of property owners, builders and developers is hopeful Port Moody council can come together the same way they did so a massive redevelopment of the city’s commercial core can move closer to realization.

The need for more affordable places to live in Port Coquitlam became the thrust of the public hearing and council talk last week about a proposed townhouse development on the city’s north side.

A task force examining the issue of monster homes in Port Moody will pay particular attention to the effects of its findings on waterfront residences along Alderside Road. The closer look was sparked by city council’s decision Jan.

Coquitlam council holds it's next public hearing on Jan. 27

Is this the year that the myth linking property taxes and assessment values will finally be debunked?

Developers face spiralling costs and political uncertainty as they attempt to deliver workspace and housing in Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam and Port Moody

Experts differ on year ahead for B.C. property market, as real estate analyst predicts “rough year” for Metro Vancouver’s single-family homes

Some of the Tri-City’s most expensive homeowners were not immune to the double-digit drops in assessed property values last year. For example, 3333 Caliente Place in Coquitlam, the most expensive piece of land in the Tri-Cities, fell 11.1% from $9.