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Municipalities urge B.C. to restore Community Housing Fund, realign housing targets (opens the original)
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Municipalities across B.C. are urging the province to restore funding for stalled affordable housing projects and realign its provincial housing targets with the funding available to local governments. A resolution calling for the changes received majority support from mayor and councillor representatives at the Union of B.C. Municipalities (UBCM) 2026 convention in Vancouver Wednesday and will be brought forward to the province. “UBCM urges the [province] to reinstate the Community Housing Fund
Metro Vancouver condo construction hits 15-year low: CMHC (opens the original)
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Metro Vancouver is seeing its weakest pace of new condo construction since 2011, according to the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC). New condo construction in Metro Vancouver fell 40 per cent in the first half of 2026 compared with the same period a year earlier, making it the weakest first half for condo construction in 15 years, according to CMHC’s Fall 2026 Housing Supply Report released Thursday. The continued decline in condo starts could lead to fewer completions in the future
Decline in international students pinches B.C. rental market (opens the original)
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Lower international student enrolment this fall is expected to put further pressure on B.C.’s rental market, as landlords and student housing providers adjust to a smaller pool of renters following federal reductions to international study permits. International student enrolment in Canada fell 26 per cent in the 2025-26 academic year, following a four per cent decrease in 2024-25, according to Statistics Canada. The statistics agency says these decreases have brought enrolment back to 2021-22 l
Vancouver among top 10 tech talent cities in North America (opens the original)
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Vancouver remains one of the top tech talent markets in North America, despite some of the highest housing and office costs in Canada, according to a new report. The city ranked ninth among North America’s top tech talent markets, up one spot from last year, and second in Canada behind Toronto, according to the Scoring Tech Talent 2026 report. The report released by the Commercial Real Estate Services (CBRE) Group, Inc. Tuesday analyzes the conditions, costs and quality for highly skilled tech w
B.C. building permits fall 9.5% in June despite national growth (opens the original)
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Weak pre-sale activity continues to weigh on new residential construction in the province, while purpose-built rental projects are helping support construction activity. The total value of building permits in June in B.C. declined by 9.5 per cent compared with last month, while the national value increased by 18.5 per cent, according to Statistics Canada’s Aug. 12 release. The multi-unit component led the national increase in residential building permits, rising $284.7 million to $5.3 billion, w
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