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Number of realtors in Lower Mainland dropping: study

Number of realtors in Lower Mainland dropping: study

“Perhaps this is simply a market correction, much like the correction in home prices,” says real estate marketing firm
Number of realtors in B.C.'s Lower Mainland dropping: study

Number of realtors in B.C.'s Lower Mainland dropping: study

“Perhaps this is simply a market correction, much like the correction in home prices,” says real estate marketing firm
Bottomed out? Metro Vancouver home sales leap 46.3 per cent

Bottomed out? Metro Vancouver home sales leap 46.3 per cent

Market balances with transactions on par with 10-year September average; prices still correcting
Is it time to live your passion?

Is it time to live your passion?

Stunning oceanfront homes in masterplanned community offer the lifestyle you’ve always dreamed of

Coquitlam holds hearing on Burquitlam towers

Coquitlam residents will get a chance to weigh in on two towers proposed for Burquitlam during a public hearing Monday evening at city hall. The buildings are part of a development proposed by Boffo Developments Ltd.
Man who made $6.67M flipping Burnaby lowrises ordered to pay realtor $1.15M

Man who made $6.67M flipping Burnaby lowrises ordered to pay realtor $1.15M

A businessman who made $6.67 million in a matter of months by flipping a bundle of Burnaby lowrises has been ordered to pay his realtor $1.15 million in outstanding commissions.
Current rate of construction could fill Metro Vancouver's rental gaps: RBC

Current rate of construction could fill Metro Vancouver's rental gaps: RBC

‘Reasons to be optimistic’ about rental market, but equivalent of 40 per cent of new condos in next two years would have to become rentals, says economist
Moody Centre plan 'about redefining the future of Port Moody'

Moody Centre plan 'about redefining the future of Port Moody'

Port Moody residents will get their first look at a new plan for the city’s commercial core in about a month.
Five-year fixed rates to drop to 2.77%, then hold steady: BCREA

Five-year fixed rates to drop to 2.77%, then hold steady: BCREA

Canadian mortgage rates are still falling, but will then level off for at least a year, predicts association
B.C.'s first surf park proposed for South Britannia

B.C.'s first surf park proposed for South Britannia

New development proposal for south of Squamish revealed at Sept. 21 open house