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New condos at Oakridge Centre development do not come cheap

New condos at Oakridge Centre development do not come cheap

The two towers, named after interior designers, will be constructed on the 41st Ave portion of the Oakridge property. Prices for units vary based on size, floor level, views, amenities and available upgrades.
The average B.C. home price will be $720,000 in 2019

The average B.C. home price will be $720,000 in 2019

Even though British Columbia is expected to lead the country’s year-over-year decline in home sales in 2019, the provincial average resale price is forecast to rise slightly.
The most expensive condo in Canada is back on the market at an $8M discount

The most expensive condo in Canada is back on the market at an $8M discount

The most expensive condo on Canada’s MLS – and second-priciest home listing in the nation, after this $39.9 million West 鶹ýӳhouse – was re-listed December 12 at an $8 million discount off its original January price.
Many Metro Vancouverites describe real estate sector as corrupt

Many Metro Vancouverites describe real estate sector as corrupt

Residents of Metro 鶹ýӳdo not have much faith in the integrity of the real estate industry, according to the results of a new Western Canadian poll on public perception of corruption.
B.C.’s Rental Housing Task Force wants to stop renovictions but rejects vacancy control

B.C.’s Rental Housing Task Force wants to stop renovictions but rejects vacancy control

The B.C. government’s Rental Housing Task Force is recommending changes to the Rental Tenancy Act to stop renovictions, but it’s rejected the idea of vacancy control — an idea renters favoured and landlords opposed.
Huawei executive's arrest could impact 鶹ýӳreal estate prices

Huawei executive's arrest could impact 鶹ýӳreal estate prices

Canadian authorities’ arrest of Chinese telecom executive Wanzhou Meng could depress 鶹ýӳhome prices, influential business journal Barron’s reported Dec. 10.
There's no easy way for Metro 鶹ýӳto build its way out of its housing crisis

There's no easy way for Metro 鶹ýӳto build its way out of its housing crisis

Should we build more or fewer housing units? Should we have more or fewer new housing units devoted exclusively to rentals? And has the time come for Canada to consider the possibility of banning non-citizens from buying real estate in the country?
B.C. homeowners can expect a mixed bag of property values for 2019

B.C. homeowners can expect a mixed bag of property values for 2019

B.C. homeowners will see overall “signs of moderation” in their upcoming property assessments, with some parts of the province seeing declines and others considerable increases, according to B.C. Assessment.
This Mid-Century 鶹ýӳhome will go to the highest bidder - in Hong Kong

This Mid-Century 鶹ýӳhome will go to the highest bidder - in Hong Kong

This 鶹ýӳhouse might not look like much on the outside, but it’s a Mid-Century Modern home of architectural note, designed by Kenneth McKinley in 1955 and featured in home magazines in the late 1950s. It’s also part of an elite portfolio of global properties that will go to the highest bidder at an auction in Hong Kong on December 19.
Metro 鶹ýӳhome sales down 42.5% in November

Metro 鶹ýӳhome sales down 42.5% in November

October may have shown a slight uptick in Metro 鶹ýӳhome sales since September's dismal activity, but the latest statistics from the Real Estate Board of Greater 鶹ýӳshow that transactions dropped again November.
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