Condo
Highrise condo in downtown Kelowna granted height variance
The builders for a highrise condo in downtown Kelowna say city hall has granted them a height variance. Continue reading
Saskatchewan condo boards moving to ban marijuana as legislation looms
By Meaghan Craig Reporter
A variety of Saskatoon condo boards have already gotten a head start on formulating their so-called “pot plan” for complexes. Continue reading
A Greater Vancouver condo now costs nearly as much as a house 4 years ago: Royal LePage
By Simon Little Online Journalist
“Today the price of a nice condo in Vancouver is probably about what an entry level house would have been four years ago.” Continue reading
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City tells appeal board Capital Pointe hole is “unsafe” amid calls for the site to be decommissioned
By Colton Praill Reporter
The City of Regina revealed engineers quit the Capital Pointe project and are calling for the site to be decommissioned. Continue reading
Clarington council may scrap plan for 103 townhomes in favour of condos
The development site remains full of dirt as council considers what should fill the space. Continue reading
Kelowna condo marketing itself as solution to city’s housing crunch
By Megan Turcato North Okanagan Video Journalist
However, not everyone agrees that’s the right way to deal with the city’s hot housing market. Continue reading
No garbage collection rebate for condo owners in 2018 budget
By Marney Blunt Anchor/Reporter
On Tuesday, Regina city council finalized the 2018 budget and it has some condo owners feeling left out. Continue reading
Condos at Saskatoon’s Market Mall not going ahead under new ownership
By Ryan Kessler Reporter
A three-building, 440-unit condo complex is no longer being pursued at Saskatoon’s Market Mall. Continue reading
Vancouver city council passes motion calling for real estate ‘flipping tax’
The proposed tax would apply to properties that are bought and re-sold within a short period of time, without reasonable cause. Continue reading
Second condo tower at Kelowna’s ‘One Water Street’ being fast-tracked amid high demand
By Klaudia Van Emmerik Anchor/Reporter
It’s called “One Water Street,” an elaborate development on the corner of Ellis and Water Streets featuring what will be the two tallest towers in Kelowna, standing at 36 and 29 storeys high… Continue reading
