But it's still the lowest office vacancy rate among Canada's major city centres.

"It’s hard to sell what you don’t have" 🏡

Major renovations for these SkyTrain stations in New Westminster and Surrey.

$90 million in provincial funding is intended to be used on infrastructure.

It would use two high-speed, passenger-only vessels, each with a capacity for 150 people ⛴

A major housing redevelopment spearheaded by the City on its own land.

Surrey is relaunching its for-profit real estate development company.

Increased frequencies and direct service between all three cities 🚆

Without more hotel room supply, expect expensive rooms, fewer events and economic losses.

This will enable year-round use of Burnaby's largest outdoor public pool 🏊🏻‍♂️

The removal of most of the power poles and lines will reduce visual clutter ⚡️

Vancouver will receive $49 million, while Surrey will get $90 million.

The entire project is expected to cost $10+ billion 💩

Nordstrom leaving 230,000 sq ft of space is actually a new opportunity 👀

This will be the largest new hotel in downtown Vancouver in 20+ years 👀

A major redevelopment right next to Joyce-Collingwood's transit hub.

A 12-storey office tower, plus hotel restaurant, retail, and ballroom spaces 👀

This is the third department store to close in this Pacific Centre mall building.