Real Estate

Compass Cohousing A Unique Collaborative Living Residential Project in Langley

Langley, BC (April 16, 2025) – Compass Cohousing, a unique collaborative residential project in the Township of Langley, held their groundbreaking ceremony today to…

Construction Powers Nearly 10% of B.C.’s Economy: ICBA

The construction sector now contributes a strong 9.9% of British Columbia’s total GDP, according to the newly released B.C. Construction Monitor, published by the Independent Contractors and Businesses Association (ICBA).

Tax savings will help people buy homes, boost construction

Homes will be in reach for more people in B.C. as first-time homebuyers can now save thousands of dollars more, and new measures are put in…

Health and Technology District Partners with Western Community College on Unique Student Housing and Expanded Campus in Surrey

Lark Group’s Health and Technology District partners with Western Community College on unique student and faculty housing and expanded campus at City Centre 5.

The Future of Housing in North Delta: Embracing Transit-Oriented Development

This pioneering venture by BMG Real Estate is the first mixed-use concrete tower in the Townline Node area, set to redefine urban living in North Delta

Everyone wants in on the hottest pre-sale in the Lower Mainland: BE HERE FIRST!

For those residing in Metro-Vancouver and harboring concerns about entering the real estate market, a solution is at hand. Presenting Juno by StreetSide Developments, a flagship tower catering to the burgeoning growth of British Columbia’s fastest-growing region.

Fraser Valley Closes Out 2023 With Lowest Annual Sales Recorded In 10 Years

High interest rates kept a lid on sales and listings in the Fraser Valley in 2023, while holding year-over-year price growth to low single digits.

Home Sales Fall For Fifth Straight Month In The Fraser Valley

The Fraser Valley real estate market continues to cool heading into the holiday season as buyers and sellers maintain the holding pattern seen over the latter half of this year.

CBA Construction Monitor Looks at Housing Crisis

In 1972, with a population of 22 million, Canada built 232,200 new homes. Fifty years later in 2022, with a population of 39 million, fewer than 220,000 new homes were built. We have not been able to move the needle on supply in two generations. In fact, we’re losing ground.

Home Improvement Scams #1 Riskiest In Canada In 2022, According To New BBB Report

Home improvement scams became the #1 riskiest scam type reported in Canada in 2022, according to a new report from the Better Business Bureau. Reports of home improvement scams by Canadians increased 51.2% in 2022, up from 4.1% of reports to 6.2% in 2022. People also lost more money to this scam type, with a median dollar loss of $1,900, up 187.4% from $661 in 2021.