by Kenzie Andrews | May 15, 2019 | Blog, Campbell River, Construction News, Tenders, Tofino
In This Week’s Editor’s Note Tofino’s Multi-Modal Transportation Plan recommends approximately $10 million in improvements. A 27 unit rental housing project in Campbell River is moving forward. This week’s issue includes 10 new and previously published...
by Kenzie Andrews | May 9, 2019 | Around Town, Campbell River, Comox Valley, Parksville, Port Alberni, Qualicum Beach, Real Estate News, Vancouver Island Real Estate, Vancouver Island Real Estate Board
According to the Vancouver Island Real Estate Board’s (VIREB) April Statistics, while demand has been decreasing, prices in the VIREB area are still rising. VIREB REALTORS® are seeing price reductions on higher-priced homes while demand is still relatively strong for...
by Kenzie Andrews | May 8, 2019 | Blog, Building Permits, Campbell River, Comox, Construction News, Port Alberni, Tenders
In This Week’s Editor’s Note The Base Mini Storage in Comox is expanding. The Campbell River Transition Society proposing four-storey residential building. School District 70 Alberni issues tender for Air Handling Units Replacements for four schools. ...
by Kenzie Andrews | May 2, 2019 | Around Town, Blog, Campbell River, Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation, Comox Valley, Construction News, Nanaimo, Parksville, Real Estate News
The Canadian Mortgage Housing Corporation (CMHC) offers access to multiple publications and data on housing construction, the rental market, populations and housing stock for multiple cities. Housing Construction information available for the end of March 2019...
by Kenzie Andrews | May 1, 2019 | Blog, Campbell River, Construction News, Cumberland, Editor's Note, Port Alberni, Real Estate News
In This Week’s Editor’s Note Coal Valley Estates in Cumberland moving ahead with 60 lots in Phases 8 and 9.Development permit for Campbell River’s newest 70-unit rental apartment approved.Construction underway for new sawmill in Port Alberni. This photo shows a...
by Kenzie Andrews | Apr 25, 2019 | Around Town, Blog, Building Code, Campbell River, Comox Valley, Construction News
As reported by CBC News, Canada’s building rules are being rewritten to address climate change. If no changes are made to the way we build, it’s estimated that infrastructure failures linked to climate change could cost Canada $300 billion over the next decade....