Long at the forefront of the global movement for increased sustainability and green measures, British Columbia is seeing those mandates work their way into all industries. The real estate sector is increasingly moving towards eco-friendly innovations and practices. With benefits such as reduced

In the ever-evolving landscape of urban planning, Kelowna stands as a testament to the power of forward-thinking development strategies. As the city looks into the future with its Kelowna Official Community Plan (OCP) 2040, a vision centered around the creation of vibrant Urban Centres takes center

Burnaby, once thought to be a more subdued backdrop to Vancouver, is coming of age. With the success of Metrotown in mind, Burnaby is moving to apply a similar model of community planning to three additional neighbourhoods: Edmonds, Royal Oak, and Cascade Heights. Through urban planning ambition and

In the ongoing discourse surrounding housing scarcity and escalating costs, a critical aspect often remains obscured from the public eye. Amidst the myriad of opinions and potential solutions, there lies a complex web of charges imposed by various levels of government on new housing development

In the last few months at MLA Canada, we’ve looked at the housing affordability crisis in Canada knowing that a strong and comprehensive action plan aimed at filling the substantial gap in housing supply is required. A recent survey on municipal land use and regulation executed by the Canada

"As predicted, a number of projects rushed to release in June before the summer slow down. After hitting a monthly high for released inventory, July saw significantly less product typical of the summer season and August is expected to be similar. Same-month absorptions were a steady 33% considering