A significant number of new listings are hitting the Metro Vancouver property market, according to the latest data from the Greater Vancouver Realtors (formerly the… Read More »New Listings Surge in Metro Vancouver
A B.C. lawyer is accused of using artificial intelligence (AI) to prepare legal briefs in a civil case before the B.C. Supreme Court, citing fake… Read More »B.C. lawyer accused of citing fake legal cases “hallucinated” by AI filed to B.C. Supreme Court
Amendments to the B.C. Family Law Act are changing the way separating couples handle pet custody disputes. Previously, pets were legally considered property and custody… Read More »New B.C. law changes rules for how pet custody is decided in divorces
Folks considering buying a condo presale or preconstructed homes should consider the risks and ensure they have financing in place and are aware of changing… Read More »As condo prices fall and interest rates remain high, consider the risks when purchasing
In a sign that the Lower Mainland real estate market seems to settling into a period of relative stability, recent 2024 property assessments released by… Read More »Signs of housing market stability: B.C. Lower Mainland property assessments increase by 2% in 2024, with Vancouver single family homes rising by 4%
A group of real estate professionals have been hit with more than $300,000 in fines stemming from a fraudulent property sale in Richmond in 2019.… Read More »Fraudulent property sale triggers $300k in penalties for real estate professionals
Ottawa says the move will empower homeowners in face of higher mortgage renewals The federal government unveiled the Canadian Mortgage Charter last month, in an… Read More »Federal government unveiled the Canadian Mortgage Charter
A commercial lease dispute between a shuttered North Vancouver brewery Greenleaf Brewing and its former landlord is no closer to a resolution following a court… Read More »Stalemate Unbroken: Court Decision Deepens Standoff in Greenleaf Brewing vs. Lonsdale Quay Market Lease Dispute
Surreptitious recordings in family law may be legal, but are not always admissible Surreptitiously recording a spouse, partner, or children during a family dispute may… Read More »Navigating the fine line: Surreptitious recordings in family law cases
The Greater Vancouver Real Estate Market is witnessing a notable shift, with the number of homes for sale steadily increasing in the Lower Mainland. However,… Read More »Greater Vancouver real estate market sees surge in listings as buyer demand lags