Vast majority of economists expect Canada's home prices will fall in 2023
But rampant cost inflation in goods and services will not end until 2024 or later.
33% of non-homeowners in Canada think they'll never own a home
This is up from 18% in late 2021 š
Broadway Plan's pace of new rental homes could be artificially restricted by City policy
Only a handful of projects could be considered each year, limiting much-needed rental supply.
BC government provides $18 million to plan Vancouver Island rail corridor
The 225-km-long railway stretches from Victoria to Courtenay š¤
Downtown Eastside temporary modular housing to be replaced with 154 permanent units
A new nine-storey building will replace a 2018-built temporary three-storey building.
Real-time parking availability coming to popular Metro Vancouver regional parks
This digital system will provide the public with parking availability information ahead of time.
5 km of separated bike lanes coming to King George Boulevard in Surrey City Centre
$6.5 million in federal funding for King George Boulevard upgrades for pedestrians and cyclists.
BC Ferries launches new app for booking, schedules, and tracking
A new convenient way to plan BC Ferries trips ā“
Construction progresses on Cineplex's Rec Room on Granville in downtown Vancouver
Downtown Vancouver's The Rec Room is really starting to take shape š¹
27-storey tower proposed near Cambie and Smithe corner in downtown Vancouver
A mix of residential uses rising above a 1944-built former warehouse building.
Canada's housing market to reach the bottom of downturn this spring: forecast
Bank of Canada's 4.5% interest rate is expected to remain until early 2024.
54% of Metro Vancouver residents prefer to commute by driving: survey
And 23% prefer to take public transit for their commute to work or school.
Burnaby City Council approves 2023 property tax increase of 3.99%
But a 7% annual hike between 2024 and 2027 is possible.
New look inside the future Oakridge mall (RENDERINGS)
"Oakridge is going to be a very successful project in Vancouver."
Can Surrey use provincial funding to lower a property tax hike?
$90 million in provincial funding is intended for improving infrastructure.
New East Hastings location eyed for Downtown Eastside Market
In the past, the City-supported market has been a magnet for the sale of stolen goods.
Construction begins on $46 million widening of 152 Street and Nicomekl Bridge in Surrey
A 3-km-long widening from two lanes to four lanes š
SFU Burnaby's Lorne Davies Complex, including the pool, to be renovated
A major renovation of the Lorne Davies Complex and its aquatic centre.