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Your Weekly Construction Briefing Last month, there were 1195 active listings in the VIREB areas for single-family detached properties, compared to 301 in November 2021. There were 286 condos listed, up from 96 listings one year ago, and 266...
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Tofino: proposed mixed-use building with 25 apartments and three commercial units Union Bay:  open house for the proposed FireHall and funding options Campbell River: new zoning proposed to prohibit business and service types near downtown The District of Tofino has...
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In this week’s Editor’s Note: Port Alberni:  tender released for hospital elevator replacement Campbell River: proposed 65 unit, six storey mixed-use building Campbell River: asbestos disposal resumes Island Health is replacing two elevators at West Coast General...
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September’s BC MLS® unit sales were 25 per cent lower than the ten-year average. Markets on Vancouver Island and in the North are recording more historically normal activity while the Lower Mainland and parts of the Interior lag behind. The BC Real Estate...
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