The exterior’s black cladding and window wall system are now installed up to the 21st floor.

Backing onto Howitt Park next door, residents of Beechwood Collection will enjoy nature right at their doorsteps.

There were 686 homes sold as of May’s midway point, compared to 564 homes sold during the same period in April, a 22 percent month-over-month increase. The MLS data, published by Vancouver broker Kevin Skipworth, will likely be seen as a positive step toward a market recovery.

If you’re thinking of moving to the North Shore, there’s a number of spacious townhome projects springing up across the area.

It’s one of the city’s most picturesque neighbourhoods and a model of sustainability.

Sold prices of condominiums across the Greater Vancouver Area are showing signs of decline after the COVID-19 pandemic hit, according to a new market report released this week.

While a single month doesn’t make a trend, market dynamics are not moving in a direction that favours property investors accustomed to strong monthly rent increases.

New homeowners could find themselves in an especially precarious position since they have relatively little equity in their homes and are now facing potentially significant price declines.

The gang of extraterrestrials seems to emerge from vibrant, colourful and psychedelic portals on opposite sides of Redpath Avenue.

The Toronto Regional Real Estate Board (TRREB) released findings from an Ipsos survey on consumer sentiment, as well as home buying and selling intentions, in light of the ongoing pandemic.

The enormity of the declines thankfully did not blindside housing market experts who had been predicting a huge, but temporary, hit to activity. And with April behind us, the market will now begin the steep, long climb back to some version of normalcy.

On the pricing side, average home prices in BC rose 7.8 percent over the previous year to $737,834 despite the dramatic decline in sales. BCREA pointed to the rapidly shrinking supply of active listings — down 23.7 percent over last year — as the primary reason that prices stayed firm through April.

New details are emerging around the celebrity-endorsed, mixed-use development proposed for the Yonge and Eglinton community.

If buying a new construction townhome in 2021 is in the cards for you, then here are a few currently selling projects around Greater Vancouver that you may want to take a look at.

In a BMO report published earlier this month, Senior Economist Robert Kavcic pointed out that new home listings are sharply declining alongside home sales which likely means that “the deterioration in prices should be contained for now.”

After a good showing in April, the team at BMO Economics is confident that home construction across Canada won’t see a major disruption due to the COVID-19 pandemic.