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Jami Makan

Jami Makan

Jami Makan is a real estate reporter with Business in Vancouver. He has previously written for newspapers and magazines in cities including New York, Nairobi and Blaine, Washington. He has also worked in the insurance and litigation fields.

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Recent Work by Jami

Vancouver real estate flat as buyers wait out Bank of Canada

Vancouver real estate flat as buyers wait out Bank of Canada

Greater Vancouver buyers sitting on fence, resulting in slower activity across all segments, says Royal LePage
B.C. party leaders fail to give housing specifics during TV debate

B.C. party leaders fail to give housing specifics during TV debate

Parties must detail how their plans will deliver financial relief, say industry experts
Ernie Daniels leads generational shift in how First Nations access capital

Ernie Daniels leads generational shift in how First Nations access capital

BIV C-Suite Awards: The first Indigenous board member in the Bank of Canada’s history, Daniels reflects on his path to breaking new ground
How Carla Guerrera is building ‘inclusive prosperity’

How Carla Guerrera is building ‘inclusive prosperity’

BIV C-Suite Awards: CEO of Purpose Driven Development is empowering women in construction while delivering innovative projects
New Vancouver Island program aims to turn construction ‘trash’ into ‘treasure’

New Vancouver Island program aims to turn construction ‘trash’ into ‘treasure’

Non-profit org seeks to create ‘circular economy’ for construction and demolition waste
Senior housing shortage looms as B.C.’s population ages

Senior housing shortage looms as B.C.’s population ages

Experts say industry needs to focus on subsidized rentals and long-term care options
Metro Van home sales dip as buyers remain cautious, says realtors’ association

Metro Van home sales dip as buyers remain cautious, says realtors’ association

With interest rates still in limbo, demand has yet to rebound: Greater Vancouver Realtors
First Nations developments have long horizons and require rock-solid partnerships, leaders say

First Nations developments have long horizons and require rock-solid partnerships, leaders say

Panel says Indigenous communities and industry allies can learn much from each other
Renewed optimism in REITs as interest rates soften, says Colliers

Renewed optimism in REITs as interest rates soften, says Colliers

Dividends and diverse assets make sector attractive to some retail investors
Burnaby and New Westminster building downtown growth

Burnaby and New Westminster building downtown growth

Both cities anticipate bustling futures defined by population growth and redevelopment
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