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25-unit Loggers East townhouse development passes third reading

25-unit Loggers East townhouse development passes third reading

Squamish EcoVille Ltd.'s project will generate its own electricity, said Yoga Yogendran, the CEO of the company.
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48-year Squamish resident fed up with lack of affordable housing

48-year Squamish resident fed up with lack of affordable housing

In response to Rick Smith's protest, the District says it is working on several fronts to tackle lack of lower-income units.
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Editorial: It is costly to go back to Squamish’s single-family home past

Editorial: It is costly to go back to Squamish’s single-family home past

Squamish’s value is no longer a local secret and private landholders are allowed to build on their land.
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Glass price increase adds to construction cost pressures

Glass price increase adds to construction cost pressures

Contractors pushed to the brink as insolvencies loom
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Builders on edge over rapid construction cost increases

Builders on edge over rapid construction cost increases

Some projects likely won’t get built as revenues fall short
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Ottawa offers interest-free loans for home energy retrofits

Ottawa offers interest-free loans for home energy retrofits

The loans cover things like insulation and installation of heat pumps.
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Two empty lots listed in B.C. town for $7,500 each

Two empty lots listed in B.C. town for $7,500 each

Holy moly!
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Investors, homebuyers see value in manufactured homes

Investors, homebuyers see value in manufactured homes

While prices have increased, manufactured homes offer a low-price point, and their parks provide investors with steady returns and, lately, startling appreciation
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Rising mortgage rates cooling homes sales, but not prices

Rising mortgage rates cooling homes sales, but not prices

The average five-year fixed mortgage rate reached 4.49 per cent in June, the highest since 2009
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B.C. family says homebuyer evicted them to raise rent 70%

B.C. family says homebuyer evicted them to raise rent 70%

The Eggers claim they are entitled to $33,600 in compensation after a buyer evicted them only to re-rent the home for a 70% markup.
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