Real Estate News

A fixer-upper is a great way to afford a home in a good location, but you must understand the risks first, advise stars of HGTV Canada’s Worst to First

New Westminster renters staged a rally at city hall Monday night to voice their loud support for new rules that will make it harder for landlords to renovict tenants.

Richmond's single-family and townhome benchmark prices are declining slightly faster than regional trend

The city has received a development permit application to turn a single-family home with a garden in Steveston into a three-storey building with residential and commercial units.

"So what. I’ll give them all my telephone number and my email and tell them what colour my underwear are," says Nicole with a laugh.

Latest infographic from REW reveals the most-clicked neighbourhood and other 2018 year-in-review trends

Storied oceanview home listed for $15 million in February 2018, reduced to $13.75 million in July, and just re-listed at same price

Average assessed value of immigrant-owned homes higher than those owned by Canadian-born residents, finds Statistics Canada

“Combined effect of tighter mortgage guidelines and higher interest rates has been larger than previously estimated,” says Bank of Canada

New Westminster is the first city in British Columbia to apply new rental residential tenure zoning to existing rental housing stock – much to the delight of tenants’ advocates and the disappointment of the development community.