LandlordBC 2015-2016 Board of Directors

  LandlordBC Announces 2015-16 Board of Directors PRESS RELEASE Vancouver (October 8, 2015) – LandlordBC, the industry association representing owners and managers of rental housing in British Columbia is pleased to announce it’s 2015-16 slate of Board of Di...

Is it time to sell your rental property? Or time to buy another?

By Jason Heath According to Statistics Canada, 69 per cent of Canadians own homes, so most of us have reason to worry about the fate of the housing market. Landlords, in particular, make a conscious choice to invest in real estate that goes beyond just a place for t...

Canada’s REITs on a roll

$170 million apartment buy underlines aggressive real estate investment trust moves By Frank O'Brien After posting dismal numbers earlier this year, real estate investment trusts (REITs) have launched aggressive acquisitions, timely mergers and forays into U.S. rea...

Town Hall on Affordable Housing

  The BC Rental Housing Coalition (LandlordBC is a coalition member) is hosting a Town Hall on Affordable Housing on September 30th, 2015 at UBC Robson Square. This free event will bring together leaders in BC’s housing sector and federal election candidates from ar...

What's next in housing? Getting ready for the 2015 election

By Safia J. Lakhani   Toronto's housing crisis is well documented: the skyrocketing and prohibitive cost of rent, the lack of funding for repairs to community housing structures, and the growing wait list for affordable housing are just a few of the issues that ...

Trudeau promises affordable housing for Canadians

TORONTO – Liberals will invest in the middle class and those working hard to join it by making it easier to find an affordable place to call home, said the Leader of the Liberal Party of Canada, Justin Trudeau, today. “Safe, adequate, and affordable housing is essen...

B.C. housing providers push for election spending promises

By Sam Cooper, The Province A broad coalition of housing providers in B.C. is pushing for spending promises in the current federal election to address an affordability crisis squeezing the middle class. At a Province editorial board meeting Tuesday, coalition me...

CMHC Says Toronto, Other Cities At High Risk Of Housing Correction

CP  |  By The Canadian Press   TORONTO — A new report from the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation says Toronto, Regina and Winnipeg face a high risk of a housing correction due to a combination of factors including overvalued home price...