This week, Surrey Council approved an updated Development Cost Charge (DCC) bylaw for submission to the Province, proposing lower residential rates and a simplified fee structure aimed at supporting housing delivery and future growth. Under the proposed framework, Surrey’s 2026 residential DCC rates would decrease by approximately 7% to 9% compared to 2024 levels, while still remaining competitive with other municipalities in the region. The City highlighted that DCCs for sin

Metro Vancouver has officially taken steps to reduce previously approved DCC increases for 2026 and 2027, a move that will likely be well received by many in the development community. After significant industry pushback around escalating government charges and project viability, Metro Vancouver’s Board voted this week to roll back 2026 DCC increases to 2025 levels and reduce the size of the planned 2027 increases. The revised approach also extends the transition timeline tow

The update to the Engineering Services Plan (ESP) for Brookswood- Fernridge was released this month and while it provides a road map,...

Townhouses on Burke Mountain continue to see strong demand from consumers despite the broader slowdown in the residential market. At...

More details about the transformation of Moody Centre are coming to light as PCI Developments is set to bring their proposal to build...

In a meeting with UDI this week, the City of Coquitlam released a draft schedule of updated DCC rates. Across all product types, the...

Coquitlam's burgeoning City Centre The City of Coquitlam is set to implement a new Amenity Cost Charge (ACC) Program . Under this new...

Tensions rise as trade war esclates Ongoing Trump tariff threats stopped the Greater Vancouver real estate market in its tracks last...

100 rental units soon to arrive on Robinson Street Adam Lawrence Personal Real Estate Corporation is excited to announce the assembly...

200 rental units soon to come on Sproule Avenue Adam Lawrence Personal Real Estate Corporation is excited to announce the assembly and...

After several years of efforts to comply with new legislation from the provincial government. Coquitlam city council will send a letter...

The Township of Langley is embarking on a major project with the potential for transformative results with the undertaking of the Fraser Hig

The City of Surrey is strategically leveraging its Housing Accelerator Funding (HAF) from the Government of Canada to advance construction o

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Selling development sites isn’t always as easy as it seems.

North view along Sproule Avenue Land assemblies are usually very challenging, but with the right approach, they also present incredible...

The emerging Burquitlam skyline Coquitlam is evolving with a clear vision for the future. The Southwest Housing Review (SWHR) is a key...