Vancouver’s “Jenga” Tower Is Taking Shape

The distinctive Fifteen Fifteen tower in downtown Vancouver is now rising past the 30th floor, revealing its stacked, cantilevered design. Set to complete in 2027, the 42-storey building is already reshaping the skyline. Bold architecture or too unconventional for...

City of Vancouver to Launch Real Estate Development Company

The City is creating a for-profit real estate company to build and manage around 4,000 rental homes across six City-owned sites valued at $412 million. The move aims to boost rental supply, speed up construction, and generate long-term revenue for public infrastructure. Bold move or risky bet? Vancouver launching its own real estate company to build 4,000 rentals — what’s your take? 🔗 Read...

$7.5M “Floating” Home Lists in Vancouver’s Westside

A remarkable new listing in Vancouver’s Quilchena neighbourhood is attracting attention for its striking design that appears to float above the surrounding forest. Nicknamed The Canopy House, this $7.495 million property features 7 bedrooms, 9 bathrooms, and approximately 4,800 sq ft of living space. Built with cedar, glass, and concrete, the home boasts a vertical layout that rises into the...

Bank of Canada Cuts Rates Amid Slowing Economy

The Bank of Canada has lowered its key policy rate by 25 bps to 2.50%, the first cut since March 2025, as slower economic growth and easing inflation create room for a rate reduction. 📰 Click here for the link #Economy #BankOfCanada #InterestRates #CanadaEconomy...

Vancouver City Council approves nearly 3,100 new homes in 13 high-rise towers

In a major boost for housing supply, Council has approved 3,097 new homes across 13 towers, including 2,603 secured purpose-built rental units (2,136 market rentals and 466 below-market rentals), along with 383 strata condominiums and 112 social housing units. Seven of the projects fall within the Broadway Plan area—each within walking distance of existing or future SkyTrain...

Vancouver’s Shangri-La Hotel to Become Park Hyatt After Major Renovation

Vancouver’s iconic Shangri-La Hotel is getting a luxury makeover — and a new name. Recently acquired by Brookfield from Westbank and Peterson in a deal estimated at $150M–$200M, the hotel will be rebranded as Park Hyatt Vancouver. This marks Park Hyatt’s exciting return to Canada, with the transformation slated for completion in 2026. Expect 119 redesigned rooms, upgraded public...

Vancouver Explores Property Tax Options for 2026 Budget

Vancouver City Council has directed staff to prepare three potential property tax scenarios for the 2026 operating budget: a 0% increase, 1.5%, or 2.5%, plus an additional 1% dedicated to infrastructure renewal . This follows a 3.9% increase in 2025 and comes amid rising demands on frontline services and continued cost downloads from provincial and federal...

🏗️ Could Modular Homes Help Solve Canada’s Housing Crisis?

 A new modular housing project in Toronto is offering hope in the fight against homelessness. Built in just eight months, this 25-unit affordable complex now provides safe housing for people who were previously in shelters or living in tents. Using mass timber modular construction, the project saved time and costs, with the building completed in just 21 working days on-site....