Ryan Berlin, head economist and vice-president of Rennie Intelligence, said 2025 will close with the ‘highest level of unsold condo inventory’ that the Vancouver region has seen in many years

Developers, who are experiencing a bitter downturn, say they desperately need investors to return to the market

The former May Company Building continues to shine as the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures.

Based on construction alone, in a building without underground parking, ‘the average Vancouver household would be priced out between the third and eighth level’, writes Erick Villagomez

Journalist Richard Littlemore's new book, City Builders: The Maleks, The Olympics, And a Historic Gift to Vancouver, offers a different version of events than the City of Vancouver has maintained took...

As part of the sales contract, the city has until May 3 to buy the land at 601 Beach Cres. back from the developer. But if it plans to act on the option, it’s not saying

Undervaluing of for-profit real estate means residential owners must fill the gap, critics say

Started in 2017 as a quick solution to dire need, modular units have instead sat in storage

With the market for presales having gone soft, Montreal-based Brivia Group has applied to the city to pay cash-in-lieu, or a community amenity contribution

Unlike most municipalities, Vancouver does not require residency to weigh in at a public hearing, which critics say leaves the door open to abuses, such as online robot responses, or people who are pa...

A shortage of affordable housing has led to a growing crisis, and it’s taken shape with a tent city in downtown Sechelt that sprung up in recent years

The move to slow down overseas property purchases through a foreign-buyer ban seems to have failed, expert says