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A B.C. Realtor who used his personal Instagram account to send an “antisemitic, violent and hateful” direct message to a Toronto restaurant has been disciplined by the provincial real estate regulator.
The Okanagan city of Kelowna, B.C., is being allowed to opt out of rules limiting short-term rentals in time for this summer’s tourism season.
A wealthy businessman’s transfers of millions of dollars to his personal assistant were not gifts, and the properties she and her family purchased with the money should be transferred to him, the B.C. Supreme Court has ruled.
Prospective homebuyers are being offered a chance to “test drive” a condo development in East Vancouver—by spending a weekend living at the property.
Two companies associated with suspended real estate agent Balpreet Singh Bal have had a receiver appointed to manage their trust accounts, according to B.C.’s real estate regulator.
West Vancouver has spent years under pressure from the province over housing, repeatedly accused of falling short of construction targets meant to address affordability. The district says it’s trying, but with a slow market and stalled projects, the mayor is questioning whether those targets still reflect today’s reality.
The City of Vancouver approved more than 12,500 new housing units in 2025, significantly higher than its annual target of 8,300 and well ahead of the pace needed to meet provincial requirements for new construction.
A $2.65-million home sale that fell apart in June 2022, leaving both buyer and seller accusing the other party of breaching the contract, has been resolved in B.C. Supreme Court.
The British Columbia government is stepping into local politics over its housing policies, forcing the District of West Vancouver to approve a plan that would allow for more homes to be built.
A Vancouver Realtor who billed herself as an “award winning” and “top selling” luxury agent has been fined by the professional regulator for making false or misleading statements on her website and social media platforms.
The situation that befell two couples who owned property in a B.C. resort community was “the stuff of nightmares,” but it was not the result of a Realtor’s negligence, according to B.C. Supreme Court Justice Elin Sigurdson.
A B.C. real estate agent has agreed to pay more than $20,000 to a provincial regulator over his marketing of a collection of rural properties in the B.C. Interior.
A private island located roughly 50 kilometres from Vancouver has hit the market for under $1 million after shedding nearly a third of its asking price over the past year.
A B.C. man and his personal real estate company have agreed to have their licences cancelled after he failed to report to a provincial regulator that he had been charged with assault.
The B.C. Real Estate Association says the latest home sales numbers show the market “continues to struggle” across all regions of the province.
