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Concrete jungle meets concrete culture
2006-09-07
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Craigslist - Online Website for employment, rentals and the kitchen sink
2006-09-06
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New Westminster adds 1,000-home community
2006-09-06
22-storey condominium tower part of Aragon's Queensborough plan Wendy McLellan Province South-facing and surrounded by the Fraser River, Port Royal’s development will be complete in about six years. The sleek condominium tower could f…
Fewer house sales reported in August
2006-09-06
Selling price of a typical city house jumps 19% in a year Derrick Penner Sun Source: Real Estate Board of Greater Vancouver, Fraser Valley Real Estate Board VANCOUVER SUN Housing sales across the Lower Mainland dropped in August, compared w…
New West mayor lauds 1,000-home scheme
2006-09-06
$500-million project will redefine gritty area Bruce Constantineau Sun Artist's rendering shows three of the nine styles of detached homes for the project Aragon Group president Lenny Moy answers questions about Port Royal development in Ne…
Vegas firm bets on Vancouver casino
2006-09-06
Bruce Constantineau Sun Las Vegas-based casino operator Paragon Gaming -- the new owners of the Edgewater Casino in downtown Vancouver -- will endeavour to reverse the financially troubled casino's fortunes by taking several steps over the …
Growth in home prices show sharp slowdown in 2Q
2006-09-06
USA Today HOUSING PRICE LEADERS Top 5 states in house prices changes State 1-Yr. 1-Qtr. 5-Yr. Since 1980 Arizona , (AZ) 24.1% 2.9% 96.7% 323.3% Florida , (FL) 21.3% 2.5% 112.6% 377.5% Idaho , (ID) 20.1% 3.8% 55.3% 229.2% Oregon , (OR) 19.5%…
On-line banking fraudulent web site access - beware of phishing!!
2006-09-05
They're almost identical to the real thing, experts warn Peter Wilson Sun Security expert Ron O'Brien, senior analyst at Sophos, which operates a major spam lab in Vancouver, said phishers just seem to get better and better at what they do.…
Demand still high for Vancouver rentals
2006-09-05
Many renters have high-income jobs, but lack the $100,000 deposit to buy a condo Michael Kane Sun Demand for greater Vancouver rental apartment buildings remains strong, despite rising prices and a steady supply of investor-owned condominiu…
Commissions charged by Re/Max Agents - RE/MAX Times Article
2006-09-04
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Whistler Heli-Ski firm bought by Interwest Resorts
2006-09-03
SKIING: Resort gains access to huge area of backcountry Wendy McLellan Province Whistler Blackcomb -- already North America's best ski resort -- has gained another attraction with the purchase of Whistler Heli-Skiing and its access to nearl…
Business cards tell more than you think
2006-09-03
FIRST IMPRESSIONS: Design vital in getting right message across STEPHANIE WHITTAKER Province They might be small, but business cards can say a lot about you and your business. MONTREAL — What does your business card say about you? &nb…
'Granite-countertop' effect drives prices higher
2006-09-02
Buyers are demanding higher-quality finishings in their higher-priced abodes Derrick Penner Sun Call it the granite-countertop effect: As British Columbia housing prices skyrocket, buyers demand higher-quality finishings befitting high-pric…
CRTC reaffirms VoIP price controls
2006-09-02
Gillian Shaw Sun Canada's largest phone companies denounced a Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission decision early Friday to stand by an earlier ruling and continue to regulate the price the companies can charge for In…
Gizmo geeks waiting for Microsoft can check out these other fall releases
2006-09-02
GADGETS I Nintendo and Sony should deliver by Christmas, and there'll be a new BlackBerry, too Gillian Shaw Sun A model displays the new Sharp Corp.'s Aquos liquid-crystal display TV during a news conference in Tokyo Wednesday, Aug. 2, 2006…
Las Vegas company buys Edgewater Casino
2006-09-02
Sun ACQUISITIONS I Las Vegas casino operator Paragon Gaming has purchased Vancouver's financially troubled Edgewater Casino for $42 million, making it the first foreign-owned casino in the province. Vancouver lawyer John Sandrelli -- acting…
TD: Market is unsustainable
2006-09-01
Housing: But local experts take issue with bank's conclusions Ashley Ford Province Sign at 1435 Nelson in Vancouver offered lower price yesterday. Photograph by : Gerry Kahrmann, the province Vancouver economic analysts aren't banking on su…
Western housing market 'vulnerable'
2006-09-01
Price gains in Calgary and Vancouver are unsustainable over the long term, TD Eric Beauchesne Sun Dramatic price gains in Vancouver cannot be sustained over the long run, according to a TD Bank report. Photograph by : Steve Bosch, Vancouver…
Small investors can own a small piece of the real estate pie
2006-09-01
Limited partnerships offer part ownership of commercial buildings Fiona Anderson Sun Everyone seems to be making money in British Columbia's hot real estate market -- or at least everyone who managed to get in before prices soared. For the …
Jameson House - Vacation Homes
2006-09-01
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Google and eBay strike a deal for 'click-to-call' ads outside the U.S.
2006-08-29
Alliance aims to satisfy shoppers' demand for service in a hurry Lisa Leff Sun SAN FRANCISCO - In a deal between two of the Internet's most prominent properties, Google (NASDAQ:GOOG) will begin selling advertising for Web auctioneer eBay (N…
TV Towers & the CBC building new development to get plaza
2006-08-29
Officials say the project will result in an integration of studios and resources, but will not produce staff reductions Brian Morton Sun STUART DAVIS/VANCOUVER SUN Project manager Ken Golemba in the plaza in front of the CBC Building in dow…
Granville Island driving the locals away
2006-08-28
Robert Forbes Sun Granville Island is a unique component of the Vancouver landscape. Its success is due to the foresight of the governments and Vancouver citizens of the 1970s and a perfect location at the centre of a thriving community on …
The fallacy of building homes to imposed standards
2006-08-28
William Watson Sun A CanWest News Service story recently reported on construction industry concerns that new Kyoto-inspired changes in national building codes could raise the price of new homes by as much as $15,000. It quoted the president…