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British Columbia is overhauling its development cost charge rules starting January 1, 2026, with extended payment timelines ...
Canada plans to add 5.8 million homes by 2030, with density reforms playing a central role. Federal programs support ...
Canada’s population growth has slowed sharply, but housing markets still face long-term supply shortages despite short-term rental oversupply risks.
Canada’s real estate market is showing two distinct trends in early 2025, with slower activity in major urban centres and ...
The City of Surrey has introduced two new measures to improve development processing times: a pre-application pilot program ...
Pierwell introduces residential homes to Dundarave Village in West Vancouver, one of the region’s most supply-constrained and ...
Market cap compression lowers real estate investment yields by driving up property values without equivalent income growth.
Explore Surrey’s preconstruction condo momentum, featuring mid-rise developments in key growth areas like Newton, Surrey Central, and South Surrey. With strong transit links, lifestyle-oriented design ...
Edmonton has reopened applications for its Clean Energy Improvement Program (CEIP), to help homeowners finance energy efficiency and renewable energy upgrades. It allows residential, multi-unit, and ...