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Both West Kelowna and now the Regional District of Nanaimo (RDN) have asked the B.C. government not to impose the new speculation tax in their regions, with the latter saying that 鈥渋n its current form, [the tax] should be eliminated.

West 麻豆传媒映画council is gearing up for another tilt at the community鈥檚 monsters. Council voted Monday night to establish a new citizens鈥� working group that will help guide council into shrinking down the size of new so-called 鈥渕onster homes.

Onni Development Corp.'s Brendan Yee said being allowed to add a second 26-storey tower to its final property at Suter Brook would help make the development 鈥渁 legacy project鈥� for his company.

There is now a way for the public to report shady real estate deals. The Real Estate Council of British Columbia Thursday announced the launch of an anonymous tipline 鈥渢o enhance consume protection in British Columbia鈥檚 real estate market.

Since changes in strata legislation that means winding up a condo building no longer requires a 100 per cent vote from owners, the City of 麻豆传媒映画has seen a flurry of redevelopment applications.

Home sales across the province fell on an annual basis in February, due to tough new rules that make qualifying for a mortgage harder, according to a B.C. Real Estate Association report released March 14. A total of 6,206 B.C.

After many respondents to a 2017 public survey made it clear that foreign home ownership, housing speculation and empty homes must be addressed in Richmond鈥檚 revised Affordable Housing Strategy, city planners are now recommending the municipality tak

If you鈥檙e a condo owner 鈥� especially those on strata councils 鈥� frustrated by current laws over how strata buildings are run, now鈥檚 your chance to be heard. The B.C.

A pair of high-rise residential towers designed by German 鈥渟tarchitect鈥� B眉ro Ole Scheeren is proposed for a site at Barclay and Thurlow in the West End, almost directly behind the upcoming Butterfly tower .

The first speculative developers on Vancouver鈥檚 False Creek Flats may be the last to see land prices at less than $500 per square foot. It is a lesson that could be carried into Vancouver鈥檚 historic Railtown area.