Social housing activists slam City of Montreal over eviction of vulnerable tenants
By Anne Leclair Reporter
Housing-rights activists are now speaking out and slamming the city of Montreal for failing to do more. Continue reading
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Hamilton real estate prices continue to climb: report
Royal Lepage released its third quarter 2018 Market Survey Forecast, showing an increase of 5.2 per cent in the price of a home compared to this time last year. That brings the average Hamilton-area home price to $571,157. Continue reading
Town hall on controversial Kelowna housing project draws large crowd
By Megan Turcato North Okanagan Video Journalist
“What happens with the older generation when you go out to walk your dog and you go to have your grandchildren here and you are met by 19 year old-plus drug addicts?” Continue reading
Kelowna residents rally against proposed homeless facility
By Kelly Hayes Video Journalist
A proposed wet facility for the homeless has some residents in Kelowna’s ‘midtown area’ up in arms. Continue reading
Delta mayoral candidates have their say on transportation, change at city hall
By Richard Zussman Online Journalist based at B.C. Legislature
Delta mayoral candidates answer questions on transportation, housing, a change at city hall and any other important issue they think should be addressed. Continue reading
Housing crunch pushing even the suburbs out of reach of B.C. families: report
Surrey’s vacancy rate fell from 5.7 per cent in 2012 to near zero last year. Continue reading
Home sales continue to slow down: B.C. Real Estate Association
By Gord Macdonald News Anchor
CBREA chief economist Cameron Muir blames the mortgage stress test and moderately higher interest rates. Continue reading
Townhall meeting for proposed housing project in Kelowna
A housing project has been proposed for this section of land, at Agassiz Road and Barlee Road, in Kelowna. Continue reading
What does the future hold for development in Winnipeg?
A spokesperson for the Urban Development Institute of Manitoba wants to hear from the candidates running in the civic election on how they plan to develop Winnipeg over the next five to 30 years. Mike Moore tells 680 CJOB a shortage of developable space in Winnipeg is an issue. “Where are the next set of… Continue reading
Vernon home construction boom could ease pressure on local rental market
By Megan Turcato North Okanagan Video Journalist
The construction surge could take some pressure off of Vernon’s competitive rental market. Continue reading
