
City of New Westminster moves to arbitrarily downzone and devalue multi-family property
The little City that could becomes the little City that won’t
The little City that could becomes the little City that won’t
Nature’s historic headwinds, which buffeted B.C.’s south coast in mid-December, were not the only blustery forces impacting our geographic area.
Policies, programs and market forces all collided in a Big Bang-like explosion, leaving us with a chaos of uncertainty.
A 10-year picture (2009-2018)
Regarding the language on redevelopment, we have three layers of concern.
In at least 6 Vancouver and suburban communities, volumes and unit averages compared to 2017 were skewed upward almost beyond recognition.
Cambie bike lane anticipated in middle of bridge?
Today, December 12, 2018, Chair Spencer Chandra Herbert and his fellow task force members released their Rental Housing Task Force recommendations as they pertain to the Residential Tenancy Act.
With all the upheavals in rental housing right now, there are many myths being bandied about. When industry spokespeople talk about the realities of creating and maintaining rental supply, they’re often accused of fear-mongering. We beg to differ—it’s time to separate fact from fiction.
This week, the provincial government bowed to pressure from tenant organizations.
We’ve been publishing market insights in our Goodman Report for decades, which the industry has come to rely on. You can download previous reports from the last few years here.