Kerry Gold

Rising interest rates have become an incentive for some homeowners to switch to short-term rentals, which can bring in more money than long-term rentals

Homeowners who over-leveraged won’t be the only ones affected by sky-high interest rates – renters will be displaced when those homeowners are forced to sell, or are motivated to find new tenants who’ll pay a higher rent

Any new single house that is built would only be allowed to go to the equivalent of 60 per cent of the lot’s area

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Six members of a Kamloops equity co-op ‘live like an extended family’

A onetime student of renowned U.S. critical geographer David Harvey, Edelson became part of what was called a radical group of students at the then-activist SFU campus

A revised illustration released to the public in June showed many mid-rises and three towers – a key concern for a residents group called the Jericho Coalition

GST break arrives at the same time as several provincial announcements

Opposition mounts to the city council’s decision to review long-standing view protections that are unique to Vancouver

The province’s $500-million contribution is the initial injection of cash intended to grow the non-profit housing sector, which will continue to build a portfolio of properties