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Some Metro Vancouver luxury mansions selling for less than half original ask

Some Metro Vancouver luxury mansions selling for less than half original ask

West Side home marketed in 2016 at nearly $22 million has finally sold – for $9.8 million
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Opinion: Federal, provincial housing policies stealthily shift tax burden to cities, locals

Opinion: Federal, provincial housing policies stealthily shift tax burden to cities, locals

Your world is about to get more expensive, but not in the ways you may think. The recent headline reads: “ Nearly $90B in equity wiped off Lower Mainland home values in past year .
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Three Coquitlam homes featured on Parade

Three Coquitlam homes featured on Parade

Port Moody house also part of HAVAN tour June 9
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Developers step up quirky incentive game to lure new condo buyers

Developers step up quirky incentive game to lure new condo buyers

“We’ll see your avocado toast and raise you a glass of wine,” says one developer
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B.C. Premier talks housing, affordability in coffee-shop chat

B.C. Premier talks housing, affordability in coffee-shop chat

Horgan tackles money-laundering, speculation, density and transit in a wide-ranging discussion in North Vancouver
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Check out this $14.5M rustic-luxury beach house in Tofino (IMAGES)

Check out this $14.5M rustic-luxury beach house in Tofino (IMAGES)

Five-bedroom home is just steps from Chesterman Beach and has incredible ocean views
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High-stakes Burnaby bowling-alley deal unenforceable, ‘tainted by illegality’: judge

High-stakes Burnaby bowling-alley deal unenforceable, ‘tainted by illegality’: judge

Real estate agent for both parties withheld information from owner about rezoning potential of property now worth $86 million.
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Homes that combine style, convenience and nature

Homes that combine style, convenience and nature

Modern townhome and condo enclave offers fabulous homes that will appeal to families and downsizers
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Richmond council rejects further push for empty-homes tax

Richmond council rejects further push for empty-homes tax

Richmond city council is not pushing for an extra empty-homes tax, but they are going to ask the province to return the tax it collects on vacant homes to municipalities. Coun.
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Two-tower residential project seeks approval in Vancouver

Two-tower residential project seeks approval in Vancouver

The 43- and 48-storey development aims to become the first residential Passive House highrise in the city
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