Michael Geller

• ‘It smells like a dirty bathroom’: Stench in Vancouver parkades prompts calls for relief

  A Vancouver businessman says more public washrooms are needed in the city to keep human waste out of the public parkades.

  News

  May 19, 2019
  
• ‘People are worth it’: City of Vancouver to study controversial ‘poor doors’

  So-called 'poor doors', or separate entrances for social housing tenants and condo owners or market renters, are the subject of polarizing debate.

  News

  Apr 8, 2019
  
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• Developer argues Metro Vancouver towers are getting too tall

  "If you ask the city planners, 'Would you have allowed that building to be 57 storeys if it was just condos?' They would say, 'No.'"

  Money

  Aug 2, 2017
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• Could a ‘third housing sector’ help keep the middle class in Vancouver?

  "It would be great if 20 per cent of the housing in a city was created not by government, not by private developers, but by what we're calling the third sector," architect Michael Geller said.

  Economy

  Mar 23, 2017
• Attempted land assembly deal has 33-foot East Vancouver lots listed for $3.4 million

  There are 43 homes on East Broadway between Nanaimo and Rupert Street currently on sale for well over their assessed value - some as high as $3.4 million for a 33-foot lot.

  Economy

  Jan 8, 2017
• B.C. real estate developer proposes ‘no down payment’ on Port Moody condos

  Townline Homes Inc. is offering what it calls a "historic" zero per cent down offer on its development in Port Moody.

  Jan 12, 2016
• City hopes Downtown Eastside plan will transform neighbourhood, stabilize low-income community

  The City of Vancouver's ambitious plan for the Downtown Eastside goes to council Wednesday and there are concerns about whether the plan is the right solution for the troubled neighbourhood.

  Mar 10, 2014