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Going Going Gone

The exorbitant cost of housing, lack of decent jobs, and changing nature of the economy have squeezed the middle class out. That’s why a generation of ambitious young people is leaving Vancouver

By Tyee Bridge published Nov 1, 2011

Ambleside

This quaint West Vancouver neighbourhood is a step back in time. The community has managed to escape the development and density seen elsewhere in the city, and continues to support local, family run businesses

By Pat Richardson published Sep 1, 2011

The Illegal Drug Trade and High Real Estate Prices

A look at how British Columbia's drug economy affects the housing market

By Frances Bula published Sep 1, 2011

Steveston

With an abundance of heritage status homes, quaint coffee shops, and speculation over the construction of a waterfront community, you'll want to keep an eye on this up-and-coming neighbourhod

By Pat Richardson and Kendall Titchener published May 1, 2011

The China Factor

Chinese money is flowing into Greater Vancouver real estate at a rate not seen since the early 1990s, when anxious citizens of Hong Kong bought property here as a safeguard against the impending handover

By Jim Sutherland published Mar 28, 2011