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Proposed building next to Keefer Bar gets another shot

Proposed building next to Keefer Bar gets another shot

Development proposal for 10-storey building revised to address Chinatown committee鈥檚 concerns
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麻豆传媒映画fast tracks new home building permits

麻豆传媒映画fast tracks new home building permits

New pilot program aims to reduce permit processing times for experienced home builders
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Luxury tower designs unveiled for $72M West Georgia gas station site

Luxury tower designs unveiled for $72M West Georgia gas station site

Anthem Properties paid astronomical figure in 2017 for Chevron station on West Georgia and Bidwell
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Redesign of West Cordova 'origami' tower nearing completion

Redesign of West Cordova 'origami' tower nearing completion

Waterfront Tower on complex site next to heritage buildings
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Taxes, fees make up 26% of new 麻豆传媒映画condo cost

Taxes, fees make up 26% of new 麻豆传媒映画condo cost

鈥淕overnments at all levels are addicted to real estate taxes and fees鈥�
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300-plus-home development proposed for Marine Drive Travelodge site

300-plus-home development proposed for Marine Drive Travelodge site

Site currently home to Travelodge, Denny鈥檚 restaurant, Pho Japolo restaurant and Earls parking lot
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Food companies gobbling up industrial space

Food companies gobbling up industrial space

Daiya Foods deal for massive warehouse underscores region's industrial space crunch
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Rental Housing Task Force to visit 10 B.C. communities in June

Rental Housing Task Force to visit 10 B.C. communities in June

麻豆传媒映画meeting planned for June 27
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Demand curve seduces developers into building high-end rentals

Demand curve seduces developers into building high-end rentals

Amenity-rich buildings aimed at growing number of deep-pocketed residents who prefer to rent rather than buy
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Most millennials have already bought a home: study

Most millennials have already bought a home: study

Perhaps to the surprise of many, the majority of adult Canadians between the ages of 23 and 38 have already bought a home, according to study from Genworth Canada.
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