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Local landlords swallowed as market demands deeper pockets

Local landlords swallowed as market demands deeper pockets

Six out of 10 rental apartment buildings in B.C. now bought by national REITs or other institutional investors as soaring prices, government restrictions convince local landlords to sell
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Azure 2 offers the best of both outdoor and urban living

Azure 2 offers the best of both outdoor and urban living

Sales are now open for the second phase at Southgate City, a 60-acre masterplan community in South Burnaby
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Commercial real estate sales click over $1 billon a month in Lower Mainland

Commercial real estate sales click over $1 billon a month in Lower Mainland

Third-quarter 2021 transactions were up 64 per cent from a year earlier with land sales leading the curve
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B.C. log home builders reach overseas for new markets

B.C. log home builders reach overseas for new markets

Local companies increasingly serving customers outside of the province
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Commodities, shipping, permits driving up property prices

Commodities, shipping, permits driving up property prices

Majority of key indicators point to higher prices for Lower Mainland real estate in 2022
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Unique B.C. house on stilts selling for $425,000

Unique B.C. house on stilts selling for $425,000

If village community living is your bag, this might be for you
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A brand new adventure with Real Estate Works

A brand new adventure with Real Estate Works

Driven by a culture of ownership, REW.works exists to enable our people to create, craft and collaborate with confidence
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Cedar Creek’s final phase: don’t miss out on The Signature Collection starting from mid-$500s

Cedar Creek’s final phase: don’t miss out on The Signature Collection starting from mid-$500s

This is your final opportunity to live at Cedar Creek, South Burnaby’s most exciting new community
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Proposed tax on $1 million homes appears a non-starter

Proposed tax on $1 million homes appears a non-starter

University of B.C.- based advocacy group funded by taxpayers calls for tax on home equity paid at time of sale
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Inclusion, walkability will be key to rebuilding cities after the COVID-19 pandemic

Inclusion, walkability will be key to rebuilding cities after the COVID-19 pandemic

Income, accessibility, the presence of green space and the availability of amenities are neighbourhood features that affect how COVID-19 has spread through cities
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