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Squamish housing development moves forward

Squamish housing development moves forward

Council grants first reading to Wilson Crescent project, but cautions that developer must adjust plans
B.C. home sales see chilly March, sliding 23%

B.C. home sales see chilly March, sliding 23%

Market activity still dampened, largely due to federal mortgage policy, says B.C. Real Estate Association
Squamish Nation sees development of Burrard site as crucial to address long-term needs of community

Squamish Nation sees development of Burrard site as crucial to address long-term needs of community

Preliminary plans envision dense, 3,000-unit development at foot of Burrard Bridge
B.C.'s average construction start value down 70% from peak

B.C.'s average construction start value down 70% from peak

Vancouver Island has highest average construction start value, Metro Vancouver has highest total
3,000-unit development could be built on Squamish land near Burrard Bridge

3,000-unit development could be built on Squamish land near Burrard Bridge

Squamish Nation is poised to develop its land at the south end of Burrard Bridge to produce as many as 3,000 residential units, possibly largely rental, according to an April 10 Globe and Mail news story .
Wood investment turns into gold for developer

Wood investment turns into gold for developer

With mass timber set for the mainstream, the one challenge could be producing enough for both encapsulated and exposed uses
Squamish property denied rezoning

Squamish property denied rezoning

Building on Buckley houses the Manila convenience store and the Van Mist vape shop
More than half of Canadians would wait a year to buy a home: poll

More than half of Canadians would wait a year to buy a home: poll

As buyers continue to sit on the sidelines, poll uncovers reasons for waiting, plus other homebuyer trends
Canada’s major housing markets still at high risk of price drops, says IMF

Canada’s major housing markets still at high risk of price drops, says IMF

Metro Vancouver, Greater Toronto and Calgary are highly vulnerable real estate markets, according to global report
CMHC defends new First Time Home Buyer Incentive’s purchase price limits

CMHC defends new First Time Home Buyer Incentive’s purchase price limits

Federal housing agency says more than 10 per cent of Metro Vancouver home purchases would fall within price cap
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