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Home prices up in Maple Ridge and Pitt Meadows, data says
Current interest rates are causing a “locked in syndrome” for homeowners and driving up prices.
For many students, B.C. housing crisis threatens access to education
Vancouver Island University is building new housing and offering support, but more help is needed to ensure equitable access.
How does the BC Budget fare on tackling affordability and inequality?
“It's a pretty substantial step in the right direction,” says Alex Hemingway, a senior economist with the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives.
Generation Squeeze: How younger Canadians got left out
It’s up to everyone to push for policies that address generational unfairness, says Paul Kershaw, founder of Generation Squeeze.
100 more residential units could be on the way for edge of downtown Maple Ridge
Rezoning going to public hearing
Will the new Fraser Street housing project cater to all resident needs? The city hopes so
The new building on Fraser and 224th Street will include a space for social gatherings, cultural and traditional activities
New housing project hopes to help middle class families in Maple Ridge
It's the provincial government’s attempt to help improve the quality of life for those commuting long distances due to a lack of affordable housing
BC Housing launches podcast to discuss the province-wide housing crisis
There are only 5,525 active listings, creating a substantial strain on the housing market as supply-demand imbalance continues
Home prices up in Maple Ridge and Pitt Meadows, data says
Current interest rates are causing a “locked in syndrome” for homeowners and driving up prices.
For many students, B.C. housing crisis threatens access to education
Vancouver Island University is building new housing and offering support, but more help is needed to ensure equitable access.
How does the BC Budget fare on tackling affordability and inequality?
“It's a pretty substantial step in the right direction,” says Alex Hemingway, a senior economist with the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives.
Generation Squeeze: How younger Canadians got left out
It’s up to everyone to push for policies that address generational unfairness, says Paul Kershaw, founder of Generation Squeeze.
100 more residential units could be on the way for edge of downtown Maple Ridge
Rezoning going to public hearing
Will the new Fraser Street housing project cater to all resident needs? The city hopes so
The new building on Fraser and 224th Street will include a space for social gatherings, cultural and traditional activities
New housing project hopes to help middle class families in Maple Ridge
It's the provincial government’s attempt to help improve the quality of life for those commuting long distances due to a lack of affordable housing
BC Housing launches podcast to discuss the province-wide housing crisis
There are only 5,525 active listings, creating a substantial strain on the housing market as supply-demand imbalance continues