A new open letter from Metro Vancouver experts says building more homes isn’t enough — the real solution lies in how and for whom we build.

Fewer bidding wars, more conditions, longer selling times — here’s what BCFSA’s 2025 data tells us about how buyers and sellers are shifting their approach.

B.C. developers say the real housing crisis is what’s not getting built — here’s what that could mean for North Shore buyers.

A key section of Grand Boulevard West is set to close for good—find out how North Vancouver plans to turn it into new park space and active transportation routes.

Big changes could be coming to West Vancouver’s neighbourhoods, as the province orders the district to allow more housing in key areas by the end of 2025.

Old covenants on title are making headlines again — here’s what North and West Vancouver buyers and sellers need to know before planning a renovation, sale, or redevelopment.

Some North Vancouver property owners just got a zoning update — and it’s not what they expected. The City has scaled back its original plan for Small-Scale Multi-Unit Housing, rezoning fewer properties than initially proposed. Learn more here.

The District of North Vancouver is preparing for over 22,000 new homes by 2041 — find out where that growth is headed and what it could mean for your neighbourhood.

A recent B.C. court decision has changed how Property Disclosure Statements are interpreted—here’s what buyers and sellers in North and West Vancouver need to know.

The Government of Canada just made a major announcement that could make homeownership much more affordable for first-time buyers. Learn who qualifies and how it works.

The District of North Vancouver has amended its bylaws to allow short-term rentals (STRs) under specific conditions, aligning with new provincial regulations. Learn more here.

The City of North Vancouver is moving forward with a comprehensive new approach to curb space and parking management. Learn more here.

Starting this week, REALTOR.ca has begun rolling out updates to provide more transparent information about listing statuses and selling prices. Learn more here.

New provincial tenancy regulations have just been announced, find information on the changes here.

New Walkway and Bicycle Overpass Coming to North Vancouver - Info Session April 3rd

With Canada’s federal election set for April 28, 2025, here’s what homebuyers and sellers need to know about potential real estate policy changes.

Homeowners in the District of North Vancouver (DNV) will see a major change in how their utility charges are billed starting this year. Learn more here.

Learn more about the mandatory program here.

Help Shape the City’s Next “Great Street”

Check out the 9 West Vancouver homes with the highest assessed values for 2025.

Check out the 9 North Vancouver homes with the highest assessed values for 2025 (all but 1 are waterfront).

As of January 1, 2025, the BC Home Flipping Tax is now in effect. Learn more here.

As of November 12, 2024, the contract will now default to including GST in the purchase price unless otherwise stated.

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On November 24, 2022 the Strata Property Act was amended to eliminate all strata rental restriction and non-senior (55+) age restriction bylaws. Learn more.

Take a virtual tour of the new Harry Jerome Community Recreation Centre.

Independent MoneySense study highlights value and momentum.

Have you noticed the name change of some North Vancouver communities?

Someone turns 80 today!

The BC Government is moving forward with the Speculation & Vacancy Tax. Learn more here.

A recent study from Zoocasa looked at that. Spoiler, the North Shore isn't affordable.

This 50' lot will soon be two 25' lots with City's recent approval

Read a release from the Real Estate Board regarding the new rules that start today.

Get in that application!!!

The 2018 BC Budget was just announced introducing new taxes for real estate. Learn more here.

The Bank of Canada raised its key lending rate to 1.25 percent.

North Van's Handsworth to be replaced by 2021

Check out these maps from SFU's Andy Yan showing homes assessed for over $1million.

Raised to $1.65m for 2018.