By Frontier Centre for Public Policy on Business, Crime, Opinion, Politics/Law
The B.C. government balked at applying the foreign buyer tax to pre-sale contracts, so property flipping won’t slow down and it certainly won’t stop

The B.C. government balked at applying the foreign buyer tax to pre-sale contracts, so property flipping won’t slow down and it certainly won’t stop
By The Fraser Institute on Lifestyle, Opinion, Politics/Law
Instead of targeting affordable housing, B.C. government should be targeting housing affordability

Instead of targeting affordable housing, B.C. government should be targeting housing affordability
By Mike Robinson on Business, Municipal, Opinion
When investor neighbourhoods replace residential ones, civic sustainability is the big loser

When investor neighbourhoods replace residential ones, civic sustainability is the big loser
By Business Council of British Columbia on Featured Story, Opinion
The extraordinary run-up in real estate prices like the one experienced in the Lower Mainland raises the odds of a painful market correction

The extraordinary run-up in real estate prices like the one experienced in the Lower Mainland raises the odds of a painful market correction
By The Fraser Institute on Opinion
Homebuilders were asked how long they wait for permit approvals, how much it costs, how often rezoning is required and the scope of local opposition

Homebuilders were asked how long they wait for permit approvals, how much it costs, how often rezoning is required and the scope of local opposition
By The Fraser Institute on Opinion
To take pressure off the cost of living in Vancouver, the city should build more housing units on its limited geographic footprint

To take pressure off the cost of living in Vancouver, the city should build more housing units on its limited geographic footprint