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Realtor fined $28K for lending client $50K to buy Richmond property

Realtor fined $28K for lending client $50K to buy Richmond property

Vicky Wang committed professional misconduct by creating a conflict interest, says industry watchdog.
Alberta leads in office recovery as leasing pares vacancies

Alberta leads in office recovery as leasing pares vacancies

Consecutive quarters of positive absorption push Calgary to 2014 strengths
$35.9M from feds to speed up Richmond housing builds

$35.9M from feds to speed up Richmond housing builds

Local MPs were at city hall on Monday to announce Housing Accelerator Fund money for city.
Assistance offered for cities on new housing rules

Assistance offered for cities on new housing rules

Applications for the funding opened Jan. 1, 2024
Developer appealing $46K fine for violating stop-work order at Burnaby condo project

Developer appealing $46K fine for violating stop-work order at Burnaby condo project

Amacon Construction Ltd. was ordered to stop all work above Level 5 of its 22-storey Alaska Street highrise project in May.
Updated: District of Â鶹Éç¹ú²úsells property to Vancouver Coastal Health

Updated: District of Â鶹Éç¹ú²úsells property to Vancouver Coastal Health

According to the minutes of a recent special business meeting, the District has agreed to sell 42000 Loggers Lane to VCH for $17.49 million.
B.C. office tenants hope ‘hotelification’ brings back workers

B.C. office tenants hope ‘hotelification’ brings back workers

Amenity-packed, flexible office space designs are increasingly favoured by building owners and corporate tenants.
Arny Wise: Jericho plan fails to serve Vancouver’s housing needs

Arny Wise: Jericho plan fails to serve Vancouver’s housing needs

Density, affordability in MST plan for Jericho is lacking, writes retired developer
Rebound forecast in multifamily rental sales: CBRE

Rebound forecast in multifamily rental sales: CBRE

REITs, not-for-profits seen becoming more active this year
CEBA fallout sets stage for ‘sizeable impact’ on B.C. real estate

CEBA fallout sets stage for ‘sizeable impact’ on B.C. real estate

Overall vacancy rates may not change, but industry experts caution there is potential for a bit of a shake-up.
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