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Fraser Valley home sales dropped 13% in June despite a rate cut, while inventory rose 41% and prices remained relatively flat.
Northwest Development has chosen Colliers to sell its two-tower, 1,019-unit project in Surrey Central, despite conditional city approval.
The BC government has acquired a 37-acre Surrey site to build a $1B SkyTrain operations and maintenance centre to support the Surrey-Langley extension.
West Fraser Developments proposes two high-rise towers at 13265 104 Street, replacing the Elizabeth Manor building with 561 units.
The BC government mandates Surrey to build 27,256 homes by 2029, part of a plan targeting 10 cities with a total of 55,478 homes over five years.
BC announced housing targets for 10 more municipalities, aiming to build 55,478 homes by 2029, part of a plan to boost housing supply across 20 municipalities.
Three First Nations have come together to urge the Canadian government to transfer a 300-acre property in Surrey to their control.
Colliers lists Surrey's 104 Avenue Centre as a court-ordered sale, as the 26-year vacant building remains a prime yet underutilized commercial opportunity.
Genaris Properties proposes a 36-storey tower and a six-storey building near Gateway Station in Surrey, aiming to create 481 strata units.
ML Emporio continues its focus on Surrey with a proposed 44-storey tower near SFU Surrey, featuring 424 units, office/retail space, and extensive amenities.
Metro Vancouver's office market thrives with low vacancy rates and high rents compared to the rest of Canada and major North American markets.
Public engagement is underway for the Surrey Langley SkyTrain project, inviting feedback on station designs for the transit extension.
In addition to a three-acre property acquired for $70 million in 2021, UBC Properties Trust purchased an adjacent 2.1-acre property in 2022 for $40.5 million.
A proposed 12,000-seat stadium in Surrey could serve as a training ground for the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
Metro Vancouver rents rose slightly in May, with demand for one-bedroom and partial housing units increasing.
Surrey council approves $10.5 million contract to widen 80 Avenue, easing congestion in Newton.
Wesgroup's Civic District project in Surrey proposes over 2,000 homes in three towers.
Appelt Properties plans a 41-storey tower in Surrey for market rentals and medical offices.
Fraser Valley's inventory surges while demand lags, pushing the market in favour of buyers.
Quarry Rock Developments owes creditors millions across multiple BC projects.
City of Surrey raises property taxes again after a 12.5% property increase the previous year.
The state-of-the-art facility will be the largest community centre in Surrey at approximately 190,000 square feet.
20 new high-growth areas including Surrey, Kelowna, and Nanaimo join BC's priority list.
Surrey's 148 St. corridor sees a major upgrade ahead of the opening of a new elementary school.
Surrey offers rebates on development fees to boost housing near transit.
Surrey-Langley SkyTrain advances with South Fraser Station Partners selected for station construction.
Terra Group acquires Volken's store in Newton, Surrey.
Fraser Valley's March real estate market saw slower sales, increased inventory, and rising prices.
BC Province and local partners team up to deliver nearly 2,000 affordable homes in Metro Vancouver.
Surrey Memorial Hospital plans a major expansion to accommodate the growing population.
The city has approved a five-kilometer extension of 72 Avenue, aiming to improve connectivity and alleviate traffic congestion.
Surrey's Health and Technology District will welcome a new tower housing students and faculty.
36-acre trailer park in Surrey will undergo redevelopment into a low-rise apartment neighbourhood.
Plans for 2,600 residences in seven high-rise towers in Langley show the potential of transit-oriented development.
Council votes to increase development charges to cover parkland acquisition, roads, sewer, and water infrastructure.
Brenda Locke unveils plans for entertainment districts, a stadium, and economic growth initiatives.
Transformative high-rise residential project will offer diverse housing options in Surrey City Centre's transit hub.
The $155M sale of Strawberry Hill Shopping Centre highlights mixed-use potential amidst Surrey's densification plans.
Surrey's Anniedale-Tynehead set for a transformation, with multi-family and industrial development planned.
The City of Surrey plans to use the $96 million to expedite construction of over 16,500 homes.
Surrey's King George Boulevard selected for Metro Vancouver's Bus Rapid Transit route, enhanced transit options and supporting growth.

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Stats

Fraser Valley Sales Dip Despite Rate Cut

Fraser Valley home sales dropped 13% in June despite a...
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Properties

2-Tower Surrey Site Listed For Sale

Northwest Development has chosen Colliers to sell its two-tower, 1,019-unit...
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Infrastructure

BC Acquires Surrey Site for SkyTrain OMC

The BC government has acquired a 37-acre Surrey site to...
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Development

2 Towers Proposed Near Surrey City Hall

West Fraser Developments proposes two high-rise towers at 13265 104...
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Policy

Surrey Must Build 27,256 Homes by 2029

The BC government mandates Surrey to build 27,256 homes by...
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Policy

BC Reveals Targets for 10 Municipalities

BC announced housing targets for 10 more municipalities, aiming to...
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