Redfin is already active in Toronto, and it plans on opening a Vancouver office later this spring. Continue reading →

The city says tenants of 315 units have been forced out ​over the past couple of years. Continue reading →

In order to qualify, people need to live or work in Port Moody and this purchase must be their first home. Continue reading →

The motion, pitched by Mayor Kennedy Stewart, could be the first step toward his promise of tripling the one per cent tax on vacant homes. Continue reading →

Last month’s sales were 34.7 per cent below the 10-year November sales average and the lowest for the month since 2008. Continue reading →

The vacancy rate in B.C.’s primary rental market went up slightly to 1.4 per cent, compared to 1.3 per cent last year. Continue reading →

The high cost of housing in Vancouver has led to an explosion of people living in campers, vans and RVs. Continue reading →

He said Langley was the hottest condo market this time last year but now prices are dropping off as the area becomes flooded with condos. Continue reading →

In January, the City of Vancouver was home to just one $1 million detached home listing. That’s changing. Continue reading →

Kennedy Stewart’s first priority is to tee up 25,000 affordable rentals run by non-profits on city-owned land. Continue reading →