First wave of affordable homes in land trust project released in Vancouver
By Kyle Benning Reporter
The city invested about $25-million in land towards the partnership for the three Land Trust buildings. Continue reading
Calgary’s downtown office vacancy rate drops to 27 per cent: CBRE
Calgary’s downtown office vacancy rate dropped to 27.4 per cent in the three months to the end of September, the first dip since the same quarter back in 2014 before the downturn hit. Continue reading
Widow can’t sell home due to road allowance that goes through middle of house
By Morganne Campbell Videographer, Assignment Editor
The homeowner is trying to sell the home but the encroachment is scaring off buyers. Continue reading
Home sales, average prices rose across B.C. in September
By Amy Judd Online News Producer
It may come as no surprise but both home sales and average prices rose across B.C. in September, according to the latest figures from the British Columbia Real Estate Association Continue reading
Condo prices are up, detached home prices are down: Royal LePage
By Emily Lazatin Reporter
The latest survey from Royal LePage says the price between a condo and a single detached home has somewhat narrowed over the last few months. Continue reading
Sales slump but not prices as Okanagan real estate market slows
By Megan Turcato North Okanagan Reporter
There are some signs that the hot Okanagan real estate market is slowing down. Continue reading
Hamilton real estate numbers show sales slowing in September
The latest numbers from the Real Estate Association of Hamilton-Burlington show September was a slow month for sales. Continue reading
Toronto-area home sales down 35 per cent from a year ago: real estate board
The Toronto Real Estate Board says sales of all major types of residential property were down. Continue reading
These are the homeownership costs Canadians forget about
Owning a home is (even) more expensive than you think. Continue reading
Two New Coast realtors fined by B.C. council in one week
By Kyle Benning Reporter
Daniel Deng has to pay B.C.’s real estate council 45-hundred dollars after not telling his clients he was providing services through his personal corporation. Continue reading
