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Developer to hire third-party engineer to supervise repairs of collapsed Coquitlam retaining wall

Developer to hire third-party engineer to supervise repairs of collapsed Coquitlam retaining wall

The collapse of a shoring wall at a Coquitlam construction site didn't come to light until almost 24 hours after it happened.
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'Fog of work from home' shifting real estate lenders' views on office properties

'Fog of work from home' shifting real estate lenders' views on office properties

Real estate lenders drawing a bead on industrial and purpose-built rental properties.
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B.C. development delivers 135 housing units for women by women

B.C. development delivers 135 housing units for women by women

The project features an all-female development team and will offer housing for senior women, women-led families and workforce women.
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B.C. ski hills on track for healthy price gains in 2024

B.C. ski hills on track for healthy price gains in 2024

Royal LePage expects detached home prices on B.C.'s ski hills to rise an average of 2.9% next year
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Video: No injuries after wall collapses at Coquitlam construction site

Video: No injuries after wall collapses at Coquitlam construction site

Foster Avenue is closed from North Road to Whiting Way.
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Housing dominates B.C. legislative session with next election less than a year away

Housing dominates B.C. legislative session with next election less than a year away

VICTORIA — Politicians left British Columbia's legislature Thursday after passing a series of housing-focused laws that Opposition parties say will do little to change the province's status as one of the most unaffordable jurisdictions for housing in
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‘Haven't seen this since the `80s.’: Canadian real estate lenders look to 2024

‘Haven't seen this since the `80s.’: Canadian real estate lenders look to 2024

Vancouver remains one of the top markets when it comes to real estate lender appetite in Canada, according to CBRE Canada survey
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Metro Vancouver meeting place capacity insufficient to meet demand

Metro Vancouver meeting place capacity insufficient to meet demand

Industry insiders say meeting space availability is at an all-time low and more is needed.
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Some Kelowna investors want out of short-term rental game as new legislation looms

Some Kelowna investors want out of short-term rental game as new legislation looms

“There’s definitely some people talking about getting out ahead of it and getting out of the short-term rental and selling their property. But we haven’t, as of yet, seen a massive flood of it.”
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Three in four Canadians say higher immigration is worsening housing crisis: poll

Three in four Canadians say higher immigration is worsening housing crisis: poll

Nearly two-thirds of respondents said the volume of newcomers is also adding pressure to the country's education systems.
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