A B.C. court upheld Vancouver's approval of 229 rentals at West 29th and Ash near King Edward station. What judges review in a rezoning challenge.
Vancouver votes Oct. 17. A neutral side-by-side of seven parties' housing platforms on permits, city land, renters and the ODP, plus how and when to vote.
The District of North Vancouver's Housing Reserve Fund could be fully allocated within five years. Here is what the staff report says and why it matters.
Intracorp filed a second First Shaughnessy rezoning: 27 townhouses plus a 1912 heritage triplex on Douglas Crescent. What it means for owners and buyers.
From Oct 27, 2026, new Vancouver apartments over 8 units need 35% two-or-more bedrooms (5% three-or-more), plus balcony, storage, and layout updates.
Cloverley Elementary opened September 2026 in North Vancouver, the first new public elementary in 35 years. Catchment, capacity, child care, buyer checks.
Seaside Elementary opened September 2026 in Coal Harbour. Olympic Village school early works started the same month. What that means for downtown and SEFC buyers.
West Van, North Van, and Vancouver are Canada's three priciest rental cities this month. Vancouver proper rose 3.3% YoY while Metro asking rents eased.
West Vancouver council considers Bylaw 5446 on Sept 21: four units on most lots, six near Marine Drive transit. What owners and buyers need to know.
JWest broke ground Sep 14, 2026 at Oak & 41st. Here is what the Diamond JCC, King David expansion, and later rental towers mean for Oakridge and Cambie Corridor buyers and owners.
A 26-storey condo is proposed for the Petro-Canada site at Oak and 41st. What the City filing means for Oakridge and Cambie Corridor buyers and sellers.
Metro holds ~$4.4B in finished-unsold condos (~5,300 units). What that inventory means for Oakridge and Cambie buyers and sellers.
From luxury retail to Time Out Market to a 9-acre rooftop park, here is your complete guide to everything opening at Oakridge Park in 2026 and what it means for Vancouver real estate.
Two of Vancouver's most desirable west side neighbourhoods compared head-to-head: schools, transit, pricing, lifestyle, and future growth potential.
The Cambie Corridor Plan update approved in October 2025 has pre-zoned over 4,300 properties. Here is what it means for homeowners, buyers, and investors along the Canada Line corridor.
Until recently, choosing between a presale and a resale condo was a genuinely difficult decision. In 2026, the calculus has shifted, but not entirely in one direction.
In 2011, Oakridge was officially designated a municipal town centre, the first of its kind in Metro Vancouver. With Oakridge Park now open as of May 2026, that vision has become reality.
The $6 billion Oakridge Park project is transforming Vancouver's landscape. Here's what buyers, sellers, and investors need to know about timelines, pricing, and impact on the neighborhood.
From the FHSA to the PTT exemption, here's every program available to help you buy your first home in British Columbia, and how to maximize your benefits.
From school catchments to park access to community feel, here are the top Vancouver neighbourhoods for families, based on data and local knowledge.
How do you actually pick a realtor in Vancouver? A working agent's honest guide: licence checks, the questions worth asking, the red flags I see, and why neighbourhood-level expertise matters more than a big brand.
Who pays real estate commission in BC, how the typical Vancouver structure works, what it looks like in dollars on a real sale, and the other costs — GST, property transfer tax, legal fees — you should budget for.
Sales jumped nearly 10% year-over-year in June while prices held flat — a possible early sign of a market shift. Here are the June 2026 GVR numbers for Metro Vancouver, the west side, and the east side, and what they mean for buyers and sellers.
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