British Columbia / Alberta

Cam Good has been with real estate marketing firm KEY Marketing for over 16 years.

Profiles

KEY Marketing's Cam Good On Why The "Condo Day" Flash Sale Concept Works

Cam Good led the recent "Condo Day" flash sale for the Belvedere project in Surrey by Square Nine Developments and sold 63 of 78 units.

Renderings of the three towers planned for 1780 E Broadway in Vancouver.

Development Projects

Why Vancouver City Council Approved The Commercial-Broadway Safeway Project

Westbank and Crombie REIT have been working on the Commercial-Broadway Safeway redevelopment at 1780 E Broadway for nearly a decade.

Calgary

Inside Calgary's First Office-To-Post-Secondary Conversion

Nine floors within the office tower at 801 7th Avenue SW, also known as the Nexen Building, are being converted for the University of Calgary through the City's incentive program.

Profiles

Lucy Maloney On The Renters Office, First Month On Vancouver City Council

OneCity Vancouver's Lucy Maloney was elected to Vancouver City Council in April and effectively filled the seat vacated by Christine Boyle.

Cold Plunges, Hot Potential: This Mountain Spa Fund Has Investors Paying Attention

Wellness tourism is booming. Nordic spas are trending. And in Western Canada’s beloved mountain towns, demand for immersive, nature-connected experiences is vastly outpacing supply.

Opinion

Op-Ed: Canada’s Housing System Is Broken — A Reckoning Is Long Overdue

Brad Jones, Chief Development Officer at Vancouver's Wesgroup, shares his thoughts on the current housing market, and the changes that must take place within it.

Renting

Canadian Rents Up 12% Since 2022, Despite Annual Dip

Average asking rent in Canada has grown by 4% annually over the last five years, while average annual wage growth has only been around 3%, indicating worsened affordability.

The proposal for 7135 Walker Avenue and 7244 Arcola Street in Burnaby.

Development Projects

Burnaby Advances 50-Storey Rental Tower And Community Hub In BC Builds’ Largest Project Yet

The development is set for 7135 Walker Avenue and 7244 Arcola Street in Burnaby and being advanced by Gracorp on behalf of The Neighbourhood Church.

Opinion

Op-Ed: A Return to Real Estate 101 — Resetting Expectations For Multifamily Housing

While it may feel as if the whole real estate system is changing, Evan Pawliuk, AVP Commercial Mortgages at First National Financial LP, sees this simply as a return to basics.

Industrial

Calgary To Boost Industrial Development With New Incentives, Action Plan

The Industrial Action Plan includes a potential development incentive program, streamlined approvals, and updates to land-use and zoning bylaws.

The hotel being proposed for 1580 W 3rd Avenue in Vancouver.

Development Projects

Vancouver's First Mass Timber Hotel Proposed Near Granville Island

The 18-storey hotel proposal is set for 1580 W 3rd Avenue in Vancouver, about midway between Granville Island and W Broadway.

Marlon Math

Delulu Is The Solulu: Why Housing Promises Are Empty Promises

We've seen no shortage of housing promises from all levels of government — but maybe it's time to stop and ask, are they based on a foundation of delusion?

Policy

Vancouver Passes New Development Approval Procedure Axing Public Hearings

The change that eliminates public hearings for ODP-compliant development projects is being introduced so the City is compliance with Bill 18.

Economy

British Columbia / Alberta

KEY Marketing's Cam Good On Why The "Condo Day" Flash Sale Concept Works

Cam Good led the recent "Condo Day" flash sale for the Belvedere project in Surrey by Square Nine Developments and sold 63 of 78 units.

Why Vancouver City Council Approved The Commercial-Broadway Safeway Project

Westbank and Crombie REIT have been working on the Commercial-Broadway Safeway redevelopment at 1780 E Broadway for nearly a decade.

Inside Calgary's First Office-To-Post-Secondary Conversion

Nine floors within the office tower at 801 7th Avenue SW, also known as the Nexen Building, are being converted for the University of Calgary through the City's incentive program.

Lucy Maloney On The Renters Office, First Month On Vancouver City Council

OneCity Vancouver's Lucy Maloney was elected to Vancouver City Council in April and effectively filled the seat vacated by Christine Boyle.

Cold Plunges, Hot Potential: This Mountain Spa Fund Has Investors Paying Attention

Wellness tourism is booming. Nordic spas are trending. And in Western Canada’s beloved mountain towns, demand for immersive, nature-connected experiences is vastly outpacing supply.

Op-Ed: Canada’s Housing System Is Broken — A Reckoning Is Long Overdue

Brad Jones, Chief Development Officer at Vancouver's Wesgroup, shares his thoughts on the current housing market, and the changes that must take place within it.

Canadian Rents Up 12% Since 2022, Despite Annual Dip

Average asking rent in Canada has grown by 4% annually over the last five years, while average annual wage growth has only been around 3%, indicating worsened affordability.

Burnaby Advances 50-Storey Rental Tower And Community Hub In BC Builds’ Largest Project Yet

The development is set for 7135 Walker Avenue and 7244 Arcola Street in Burnaby and being advanced by Gracorp on behalf of The Neighbourhood Church.

Op-Ed: A Return to Real Estate 101 — Resetting Expectations For Multifamily Housing

While it may feel as if the whole real estate system is changing, Evan Pawliuk, AVP Commercial Mortgages at First National Financial LP, sees this simply as a return to basics.

Calgary To Boost Industrial Development With New Incentives, Action Plan

The Industrial Action Plan includes a potential development incentive program, streamlined approvals, and updates to land-use and zoning bylaws.

Vancouver's First Mass Timber Hotel Proposed Near Granville Island

The 18-storey hotel proposal is set for 1580 W 3rd Avenue in Vancouver, about midway between Granville Island and W Broadway.

Delulu Is The Solulu: Why Housing Promises Are Empty Promises

We've seen no shortage of housing promises from all levels of government — but maybe it's time to stop and ask, are they based on a foundation of delusion?

Vancouver Passes New Development Approval Procedure Axing Public Hearings

The change that eliminates public hearings for ODP-compliant development projects is being introduced so the City is compliance with Bill 18.

Bank Of Canada Holds Interest Rate For Second Time In A Row

This marks the second consecutive pause from the Bank of Canada, and leaves the policy interest rate at 2.75%.

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British Columbia / Alberta

​Cam Good led the recent "Condo Day" flash sale for the Belvedere project in Surrey by Square Nine Developments and sold 63 of 78 units.

Westbank and Crombie REIT have been working on the Commercial-Broadway Safeway redevelopment at 1780 E Broadway for nearly a decade.

Nine floors within the office tower at 801 7th Avenue SW, also known as the Nexen Building, are being converted for the University of Calgary through the City's incentive program.

OneCity Vancouver's ​Lucy Maloney was elected to Vancouver City Council in April and effectively filled the seat vacated by Christine Boyle.

Wellness tourism is booming. Nordic spas are trending. And in Western Canada’s beloved mountain towns, demand for immersive, nature-connected experiences is vastly outpacing supply.

Brad Jones, Chief Development Officer at Vancouver's Wesgroup, shares his thoughts on the current housing market, and the changes that must take place within it.

Average asking rent in Canada has grown by 4% annually over the last five years, while average annual wage growth has only been around 3%, indicating worsened affordability.

The development is set for 7135 Walker Avenue and 7244 Arcola Street in Burnaby and being advanced by Gracorp on behalf of The Neighbourhood Church.

​While it may feel as if the whole real estate system is changing, Evan Pawliuk, AVP Commercial Mortgages at First National Financial LP, sees this simply as a return to basics.

The Industrial Action Plan includes a potential development incentive program, streamlined approvals, and updates to land-use and zoning bylaws.

The 18-storey hotel proposal is set for 1580 W 3rd Avenue in Vancouver, about midway between Granville Island and W Broadway.

We've seen no shortage of housing promises from all levels of government — but maybe it's time to stop and ask, are they based on a foundation of delusion?

​The change that eliminates public hearings for ODP-compliant development projects is being introduced so the City is compliance with Bill 18.

This marks the second consecutive pause from the Bank of Canada, and leaves the policy interest rate at 2.75%.

2025 © STOREYS Publishing Inc. | All Rights Reserved

Cam Good led the recent "Condo Day" flash sale for the Belvedere project in Surrey by Square Nine Developments and sold 63 of 78 units.

OneCity Vancouver's Lucy Maloney was elected to Vancouver City Council in April and effectively filled the seat vacated by Christine Boyle.

While it may feel as if the whole real estate system is changing, Evan Pawliuk, AVP Commercial Mortgages at First National Financial LP, sees this simply as a return to basics.

The change that eliminates public hearings for ODP-compliant development projects is being introduced so the City is compliance with Bill 18.