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'A rarity': More than 260 new condos coming onto the market at Burnaby's Lougheed

'A rarity': More than 260 new condos coming onto the market at Burnaby's Lougheed

New units will be sold as “move-in ready” instead of through pre-sale.
Most and least expensive homes sold on the North Shore in March and April

Most and least expensive homes sold on the North Shore in March and April

Check out these detached homes, townhomes and condos sold in North 鶹ýӳand West 鶹ýӳin the past two months, from luxury to bargain
Vancouver's wet lab space shortage is hurting life science startups

Vancouver's wet lab space shortage is hurting life science startups

Companies need labs for research, research to get funding and funding to secure space
Opinion: 40-year mortgage terms will keep Canadians poor

Opinion: 40-year mortgage terms will keep Canadians poor

While extending the payment period may provide temporary financial relief, it can have devastating long-term consequences for Canadian homeowners.
Gardena's impressive collection of amenities is bringing five-star resort living to Burquitlam

Gardena's impressive collection of amenities is bringing five-star resort living to Burquitlam

Situated in the exciting, emerging and sought-after neighbourhood of Burquitlam, Gardena will feature design-driven residences and amenities at a masterplan scale
Local governments seek provincial help regulating tiny homes

Local governments seek provincial help regulating tiny homes

Building tiny homes can be difficult because the B.C. building code doesn’t directly address them, advocate says
Displaced RidgeView residents mull options for seeking compensation

Displaced RidgeView residents mull options for seeking compensation

Former tenant Ashley MacDonald is organizing discussions with other evacuees about pursuing a class-action lawsuit against those responsible for the building’s problems.
鶹ýӳgiven low ranking for downtown recovery after COVID-19

鶹ýӳgiven low ranking for downtown recovery after COVID-19

New University of Toronto study shows that downtown cores in Canada are recovering slower than the rest of their cities.
鶹ýӳIsland ranked as best place to buy in B.C.

鶹ýӳIsland ranked as best place to buy in B.C.

B.C. cities received lower rankings compared to other provinces, with Greater 鶹ýӳbeing the second worst place to buy in Canada.
Kitimat housing market not feeling the LNG love

Kitimat housing market not feeling the LNG love

Bucking the rosy forecasts of five years ago, housing sales and prices in the northwest B.C. city have fallen steadily, even as LNG Canada nears completion