$55-million payment approved to remove social housing in future Vancouver tower
Vancouver City Council has approved the removal of social housing from The Curv, in exchange for a $55 million cash payment.
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Since its first condo in 1970 Vancouver has become the poster city for a global phenomenon
That price tag is nothing compared to the many glamorous newer apartment units in condo towers throughout Metro Vancouver that reach 45 storeys and higher. Some can sell from $5 to $15 million each.
Vancouver developer Peter Wall was a master strategist
His real-estate empire included the city’s gleaming, 48-storey One Wall Centre, and he bolstered his fortune by acquiring or ...
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Vancouver city council approves rental towers on former Safeway site in West Point Grey
Vancouver city council has approved a 571-unit rental tower development in affluent West Point Grey that includes 20 per cent below-market housing. The original design for the property on West ...
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Phase 4 nearly complete at PCI's King George Hub in Surrey
PCI Developments is approaching completion of the fourth phase of the King George Hub master-planned development in Surrey, B ...
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Ottawa, province to provide rent support for B.C. gender-based violence survivors
The British Columbia and federal governments have announced funding to ensure adequate housing for survivors of gender-based ...
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Vancouver to vote on rezoning the Langara YMCA to mixed-use towers
A proposal to turn Vancouver’s Langara Family YMCA into mixed-use towers will go before city ... and 269 strata condos. It would also house a community centre with a 49-space child care centre ...
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Ironworkers Local 97 calls for ‘immediate end’ to Temporary Foreign Worker program
The federal government should shelve its Temporary Foreign Worker program in favour of investing in Canadian skilled workers, ...