Howard Chai

Howard is a Staff Writer based in Vancouver. He was formerly the Deputy Editor of 604 Now, and has written about the media industry for OneZero and international politics for WhoWhatWhy.

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Howard Chai

Staff Writer

36-Storey Debut, First Tower of Beedie's Fraser Mills, Receives Approval

Debut is the first tower of Beedie's 96-acre Fraser Mills master plan community along the Fraser River in Coquitlam.

BC Gov Reveals Housing Supply Targets For 10 Municipalities

The 10 municipalities were announced earlier this year, but the five-year housing targets were not.

Coquitlam Approves Increases To Development Cost Charges

The City of Coquitlam, which has become increasingly popular among developers in recent years, is updating its rates for DCCs to reflect inflation.

Sean Burns On How Royal LePage Commercial Can Hit Its Recruiting Goal

Royal LePage Commercial is aiming to have 1,000 agents on its commercial team across Canada within the next three to five years.

Why And How Victoria Is Revising Its Missing Middle Housing Policy

The City of Victoria is reviewing its missing middle housing policy after only seeing three applications since the policy was approved in January.

Interview With The Architect: Herzog & de Meuron On The New Vancouver Art Gallery

Simon Demeuse, Partner at Swiss architecture firm Herzog & de Meuron, takes us inside the design of the upcoming Vancouver Art Gallery.

Bosa Properties Submits Cohen Block Rezoning Application Without Staff Support

The Cohen Block project would see the shuttered Army & Navy store in the Downtown Eastside redeveloped.

How The Kelowna Real Estate Market Put Itself On The Map

Via seeds planted in years past, Kelowna now has a set of market fundamentals that have helped its real estate take off.

City Of Abbotsford Introduces CAC And Density Bonus Program

Abbotsford does not currently have a formal community amenity contributions program like other municipalities.

After 10 Years, Concert And Peterson Are Ready To Bring Langara Gardens To Fruition

Concert Properties and Peterson Group have submitted their rezoning application for the Langara Gardens redevelopment, after initially declaring their intent back in 2013.

Wesgroup Proposing 25 And 17-Storey Rental Towers Near Oakridge

Wesgroup Properties originally submitted their rezoning application for the Oakridge site in 2020, but has since made significant changes to the proposal.

Student Housing Provider GEC Living Introduces Developer Partnership Program

GEC Living will partner with other local developers to lease space, providing security to those developers and quickly adding student housing to the market.

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Howard Chai

Staff Writer

Debut is the first tower of Beedie's 96-acre Fraser Mills master plan community along the Fraser River in Coquitlam.

The 10 municipalities were announced earlier this year, but the five-year housing targets were not.

​The City of Coquitlam, which has become increasingly popular among developers in recent years, is updating its rates for DCCs to reflect inflation.

​Royal LePage Commercial is aiming to have 1,000 agents on its commercial team across Canada within the next three to five years.

The City of Victoria is reviewing its missing middle housing policy after only seeing three applications since the policy was approved in January.

​Simon Demeuse, Partner at Swiss architecture firm Herzog & de Meuron, takes us inside the design of the upcoming Vancouver Art Gallery.

​The Cohen Block project would see the shuttered Army & Navy store in the Downtown Eastside redeveloped.

​Via seeds planted in years past, Kelowna now has a set of market fundamentals that have helped its real estate take off.

​Abbotsford does not currently have a formal community amenity contributions program like other municipalities.

​Concert Properties and Peterson Group have submitted their rezoning application for the Langara Gardens redevelopment, after initially declaring their intent back in 2013.

​Wesgroup Properties originally submitted their rezoning application for the Oakridge site in 2020, but has since made significant changes to the proposal.

​GEC Living will partner with other local developers to lease space, providing security to those developers and quickly adding student housing to the market.

2023 © STOREYS Publishing Inc. | All Rights Reserved

The City of Coquitlam, which has become increasingly popular among developers in recent years, is updating its rates for DCCs to reflect inflation.

Royal LePage Commercial is aiming to have 1,000 agents on its commercial team across Canada within the next three to five years.

Simon Demeuse, Partner at Swiss architecture firm Herzog & de Meuron, takes us inside the design of the upcoming Vancouver Art Gallery.

The Cohen Block project would see the shuttered Army & Navy store in the Downtown Eastside redeveloped.

Via seeds planted in years past, Kelowna now has a set of market fundamentals that have helped its real estate take off.

Abbotsford does not currently have a formal community amenity contributions program like other municipalities.

Concert Properties and Peterson Group have submitted their rezoning application for the Langara Gardens redevelopment, after initially declaring their intent back in 2013.

Wesgroup Properties originally submitted their rezoning application for the Oakridge site in 2020, but has since made significant changes to the proposal.

GEC Living will partner with other local developers to lease space, providing security to those developers and quickly adding student housing to the market.