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Average asking rents for Burnaby homes have fallen — again

Average asking rents for Burnaby homes have fallen — again

Even with another decrease, Burnaby remains the second-highest city to rent from in Canada.
Burnaby home prices on the upswing: report

Burnaby home prices on the upswing: report

Greater Vancouver Realtors says housing sales across Metro Vancouver increased 31.9 per cent last month compared to October 2023.
Russell Hollingsworth-renovated 1960s post and beam lists for $5.2M in West Vancouver

Russell Hollingsworth-renovated 1960s post and beam lists for $5.2M in West Vancouver

Its original architect, Hamish McIntyre, was lesser known than his West Coast Modern peers but designed several homes of note
Federal government warns Burnaby $43M in housing funds at risk if Conservatives win

Federal government warns Burnaby $43M in housing funds at risk if Conservatives win

The federal Liberals say millions of dollars for housing are on the line if the Conservative Party of Canada wins, but the Conservatives say the money should be used for housing tax cuts.
Burnaby eliminates affordable rental requirement in low-income neighbourhood

Burnaby eliminates affordable rental requirement in low-income neighbourhood

Developers won't be required to build affordable housing in Edmonds Town Centre until it's financially viable for them.
Property management firm must pay evicted West Van tenants $140K

Property management firm must pay evicted West Van tenants $140K

The company argued the homeowner should be held liable, but the judge disagreed
Concord Pacific's new Burnaby EV parking facility is among world's largest

Concord Pacific's new Burnaby EV parking facility is among world's largest

Nearly 2,000 parking spaces have been designated for residential use with 24/7 access to EV charging.
Real estate crowdfunding in Canada

Real estate crowdfunding in Canada

Money.ca explains the benefits of real estate crowdfunding for Canadians looking to invest in high-value properties.
Burnaby thwarts provincial transit-oriented housing laws — again

Burnaby thwarts provincial transit-oriented housing laws — again

For the second time, city council has postponed a decision on transit-oriented development required by the B.C. government until the provincial election is settled.
Anthem Citizen IPO expected to close this month amid significant investor interest

Anthem Citizen IPO expected to close this month amid significant investor interest

Offering understood to be first of its kind for primarily residential asset in Canada