BC Children's Hospital planning first-of-its-kind care facility in East Vancouver
A new 114,000-sq-ft centre for youth living with health complexity.
OneCity party releases list of candidates to run in Vancouver municipal election
Twelve candidates have been named for City Council, park board, and school board.
78% of Vancouver residents calling for more housing options and density: survey
The City of Vancouver is looking to densify single-family neighbourhoods through its Vancouver Plan.
City of Burnaby proposes $140 million community centre for Brentwood
A major community and recreational hub for Brentwood Town Centre.
3,400 homes proposed next to SkyTrain Brentwood Station (RENDERINGS)
This includes nearly 2,500 rental homes, one of Metro Vancouver's rental housing complexes.
Vancouver City Council approves heritage preservation of century-old office tower in downtown
The 1912-built structure was once the tallest office building in the British Empire.
One-in-three Metro Vancouver adults looking to buy a home in "housing bubble"
More than half of survey respondents believe Metro Vancouver is now in a housing bubble.
98 rental homes proposed to replace Black Bear Pub in North Vancouver
The neighbourhood pub could be redeveloped into rental homes and retail.
Surrey and Fraser Valley saw a surge in new home listings in February 2022
The highest month-over-month increase in active listings in 20 years.
Metro Vancouver employment levels pull off strong recovery
There were also 55 venture capital deals worth $1.7 billion in Metro Vancouver in 2021.
Six towers up 65 storeys proposed east of SkyTrain Brentwood Station
Another massive redevelopment with housing, retail, and office uses for Brentwood.
Attempt to kill mandatory $0.25 single-use cup fee fails in Vancouver City Council
"That just added to the unaffordability of our city."
Massive redevelopment proposed for the core of Brentwood Town Centre
This includes one of Metro Vancouver's future tallest buildings.
BC Ferries could be brought back under provincial government control
The BC government has proposed a new bill to control how BC Ferries is governed.
50% of Vancouver Chinatown BIA budget now spent on district security
"In a few years, Chinatown will be taken over by the Downtown Eastside."
Metro Vancouver home sales up by 50% in February 2022 compared to previous month
A staggering increase in the number of home sales.
Former Trump Vancouver to reopen as Paradox Hotel in April
The storied hotel is officially set to start a new chapter under a new brand.
A Look Inside: Coal Harbour waterfront penthouse newly listed for $49 million (PHOTOS)
This three-storey downtown Vancouver home spans 13,000 sq ft of indoor and outdoor area.