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The Oak Bay United Church has scaled back its proposal for affordable housing on its site to a point it hopes the community can approve. The church is now proposing a four-storey apartment building and four townhomes for a total of 98 units on its 1.

Work on a new four-storey condo-retail development in Cordova Bay Plaza continues, with digging expected to start in late summer or early fall, architect Alan Lowe said. 鈥淚t鈥檚 full steam ahead.鈥� The plaza at 5120 and 5144 Cordova Bay Rd.

Even with good intentions, appropriate funding and expedited permitting processes, there simply aren鈥檛 enough construction tradespeople to build all the homes required to meet sa国际传媒's housing targets, according to a group of industry experts.

A 12-storey, 83-unit prefabricated residential building at Constance Avenue and Admirals Road was given the green light by Esquimalt council after a public hearing this week.

A crackdown on non-payment of taxes on presale condo flips is one of three new housing measures announced by the finance minister April 24.

Whether the region鈥檚 home prices are rising or falling is significantly to do with buyers鈥� spending power 鈥� more so than foreign buyers or market speculation, according to the lead data analyst for Vancouver real estate firm the Rennie Group.

The sa国际传媒 government is launching a review of the province鈥檚 two key real estate regulatory groups, in order to "make sure that British Columbians are effectively protected," finance minister Carole James announced April 18.

Vancouver鈥檚 Molnar Group is planning a $40-million apartment and townhouse project in Nanaimo as it continues to roll out development plans around Vancouver Island. 鈥淲e are big believers in the Vancouver Island market.

British Columbia commercial real estate investment activity and dollar volume achieved record heights in 2017 with the disposition of 230 office, industrial and retail properties valued at $7.5 billion during the record-setting year.

With 4/20 just a few days away, close to half of the respondents to a new national survey said that they would be put off buying a home if even a legal amount of pot had been grown there, under the upcoming new marijuana legislation.