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Published brokerage updates and market posts.
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Published brokerage updates and market posts.
The upcoming City Council meetings on May 19 and 20, 2026, will address significant issues including electronic billboards, developer bailouts, and several rezoning proposals that could impact Vancouver's real estate market.
A recent study reveals that recreational properties are transitioning from luxury escapes to viable financial investments for new buyers in Canada. This shift reflects changing perceptions about the value of cottages and cabins in the real estate market.
Israel and Elaine Shafran, owners of a $24 million mansion in Vancouver's Point Grey, are suing their neighbours for cutting down part of their privacy hedge without permission. The lawsuit highlights the complexities of property rights and neighbourly disputes in high-value real estate.
Average gas prices in Metro Vancouver increased by 5 cents per litre over the past week, reaching $2.17 as of Sunday. This marks a significant rise of 46.7 cents compared to the same day last year.
West Vancouver's new local area plan for the Taylor Way/Park Royal neighborhood could lead to the construction of up to 4,000 new apartments, including 27 highrise towers. This initiative is driven by a provincial directive aimed at increasing housing availability in the area.
Cobie Smulders, known for her roles in 'How I Met Your Mother' and 'The Avengers', has unveiled her stunning home in B.C., which is speculated to be near Whistler. The property features breathtaking views and a private lake, showcasing her dream of living in the wilderness.
Residents of single-family homes in Metro Vancouver recycle and compost at nearly double the rate of apartment dwellers. The regional district is exploring ways to improve recycling rates among multi-family residents.
Metro Vancouver is home to a vibrant culinary scene, with new Mexican restaurants like Davie Social offering unique twists on classic dishes. This article highlights seven must-visit spots for food lovers.
West Vancouver's historic Navvy Jack House, built in 1872, is set to receive permanent legal protection and will reopen as a bistro by the Ambleside waterfront in summer 2026.
West Vancouver's historic Navvy Jack House, built in 1872, is undergoing restoration and will reopen as a bistro in summer 2026, following a unanimous council vote for its heritage designation.
Owners of a luxury mansion in Vancouver's Point Grey neighborhood are suing their neighbors for damages after they allegedly cut down parts of their privacy hedge without permission. This lawsuit raises questions about property rights and neighborly disputes in high-value real estate areas.
Coquitlam has recorded its largest increase in purpose-built rental stock in two decades, contributing to a significant rise in vacancy rates across Metro Vancouver, which have reached their highest levels in over 30 years. This shift is attributed to a surge in new rental supply and a decline in demand due to slower population growth.
