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Artistic rendering of the proposed community and recreation centre for Brentwood Town Centre at the proposed Grosvenor Brentwood redevelopment. (City of Burnaby)
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City of Burnaby proposes $140 million community centre for Brentwood

A major community and recreational hub for Brentwood Town Centre.

  • Kenneth Chan
  • Mar 8, 2022
Preliminary artistic rendering of the master plan for Grosvenor Brentwood. (Perkins & Will/Grosvenor Americas)
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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.

  • Kenneth Chan
  • Mar 8, 2022
Standard Building at 510 West Hastings Street, Vancouver. (Google Maps)
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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.

  • Kenneth Chan
  • Mar 5, 2022
Downtown Vancouver condos. (Shutterstock)
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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.

  • Kenneth Chan
  • Mar 5, 2022
Artistic rendering of the redevelopment of the Black Bear Pub site at 1177 Lynn Valley Road, North Vancouver. (Chris Dikeakos Architects)
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98 rental homes proposed to replace Black Bear Pub in North Vancouver

The neighbourhood pub could be redeveloped into rental homes and retail.

  • Kenneth Chan
  • Mar 5, 2022
Condominiums and townhomes in Surrey. (Shutterstock)
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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.

  • Kenneth Chan
  • Mar 4, 2022
Downtown Vancouver skyline at nighttime during winter. (Shutterstock)
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Metro Vancouver employment levels pull off strong recovery

There were also 55 venture capital deals worth $1.7 billion in Metro Vancouver in 2021.

  • Kenneth Chan
  • Mar 4, 2022
Preliminary master plan concept of the public realm for Grosvenor Americas' Brentwood redevelopment at at 4612 Lougheed Highway and 2040-2150 Alpha Avenue. (Grosvenor Americas)
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Six towers up 65 storeys proposed east of SkyTrain Brentwood Station

Another massive redevelopment with housing, retail, and office uses for Brentwood.

  • Kenneth Chan
  • Mar 4, 2022
Single-use cups (Shutterstock)
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Attempt to kill mandatory $0.25 single-use cup fee fails in Vancouver City Council

"That just added to the unaffordability of our city."

  • Kenneth Chan
  • Mar 4, 2022
Brentwood West master plan, March 2022. (Chris Dikeakos Architects/Bosa Development)
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Massive redevelopment proposed for the core of Brentwood Town Centre

This includes one of Metro Vancouver's future tallest buildings.

  • Kenneth Chan
  • Mar 4, 2022
BC Ferries' Queen of Cowichan vessel and the downtown Vancouver skyline. (Shutterstock)
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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.

  • Kenneth Chan
  • Mar 3, 2022
Looking east on Pender Street from Carrall Street in Vancouver's historic Chinatown, January 2022. (Google Maps)
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50% of Vancouver Chinatown BIA budget now spent on district security

"In a few years, Chinatown will be taken over by the Downtown Eastside."

  • Kenneth Chan
  • Mar 3, 2022
Downtown Vancouver condominium towers. (Shutterstock)
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Metro Vancouver home sales up by 50% in February 2022 compared to previous month

A staggering increase in the number of home sales.

  • Kenneth Chan
  • Mar 3, 2022
The giant "TRUMP" sign has been removed from the West Georgia Street main entrance into the former Trump Vancouver hotel, as of December 23, 2021. (Kenneth Chan/Daily Hive)
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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.

  • Kenneth Chan
  • Mar 2, 2022
Three Harbour Green penthouse at 3101-277 Thurlow Street, Vancouver. (Macdonald Realty)
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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.

  • Kenneth Chan
  • Mar 2, 2022
Concept sketch of the future Central Broadway skyline as the result of the Broadway
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City of Vancouver's proposed Broadway Plan creates a second city centre

Central Broadway's population will increase to 100,000 residents and 126,000 jobs.

  • Kenneth Chan
  • Mar 2, 2022
Walking School Bus Program (TransLink)
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TransLink partners with cities to create "walking school bus" program

Kids walk to school in groups, making stops along the way.

  • Kenneth Chan
  • Mar 1, 2022
Artistic rendering of 1680 Adanac Street, Vancouver. (Cornerstone Architecture/Vandwell Developments)
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Approved rental housing project facing cancellation due to City of Vancouver delays

"The right hand (City Council) doesn't speak to the left hand (planning department)."

  • Kenneth Chan
  • Mar 1, 2022
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