Real Estate News

Burnaby has identified nearly 350 buildings considered the most vulnerable during extreme heat events — most are low-rise walkups in Metrotown and Edmonds.

With "significantly" escalating financing and construction costs, the BCGEU has submitted 22 proposed changes to Burnaby council which it believes are "necessary" to keep the non-market affordability target without reducing the number of rental units.

"The single-occupancy vehicle is going the way of the dodo bird," says a developer of a forthcoming tower project on North Road in Burnaby.

Burnaby residents can share input on a proposed development of 183 rental townhomes, laneway housing or a five-storey condo building on Hastings Street.

Tell the city your thoughts on its plan to create a “one-stop shop” for developing affordable rental housing.

Kamloops and Kelowna among five most affordable B.C. cities

Homes sold in Burnaby ranged from $3.85 million for a detached home in Capitol Hill to $420,000 for a condo in Cascade Heights.

The funding will go towards 422 rental units for the River District area.

'Psychological return on investment': Buyers are weighing home prices with the time it takes to commute to work.

Projects up for public comment include a 43-storey highrise condo tower in Brentwood and rental buildings in Royal Oak and Burnaby Heights.