Housing Squamish and Hiy̓ám̓ ta Sḵwx̱wú7mesh Housing Society acquired the 40-unit Tantalus Manor in Squamish, supported by the BC's Rental Protection Fund. This partnership, involving over $5.6 million in funding, maintains affordable housing for local families, seniors, and workers, with rents about 50% below market rates.

The Squamish Nation has approved land use plans for three key reserves in North Vancouver and the Sea to Sky Corridor. The sites will prioritize mixed-use developments, community facilities, and housing for Nation members. A moratorium on third-party proposals has been extended through April 1, 2025.

Self-storage development is rapidly increasing in Western Canada. Demand is driven by condo dwellers and small businesses seeking affordable alternatives to expensive warehouses. While areas like South Vancouver are gaining popularity for developing these facilities, some cities, like Squamish, have banned self-storage due to minimal job creation.

The Rental Protection Fund has secured 75 more affordable homes in Squamish and North Vancouver, bringing the total to nearly 1,500 protected homes since 2023. The province contributed over $13 million to secure these properties. Both properties offer more than 50% lower rent than current market rates.