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Fordite by Douglas Coupland at 6000 McKay, Station Square.   A new art installation called Fordite by acclaimed artist and writer Douglas Coupland was unveiled Tuesday, September 20th at Station Square in Metrotown, with attendance from City of Burnaby’s Mayor Mike Hurley and various Burnaby City Councillors. The installation, which is the first Coupland piece to join Metrotown’s … New Douglas Coupland Art Installation Nods to Metrotown’s Evolution

Ted Murphy Okotoks Today D’Arcy Crossing, which will bring 150,000 SF of retail and office space to the north end of Okotoks, is starting to take shape. The commercial component of the D’Arcy development, anchored by a 47,000-square-foot Safeway and a 17,000-square-foot Shoppers Drug Mart, is expected to open next spring, according to Isaac Beall, … Okotoks’ newest shopping centre already 70% leased

IHP Capital Partners, a leading residential real estate investment firm celebrating its thirtieth anniversary in 2022, and Anthem Properties, a real estate development, investment and management company, have acquired two new residential communities located in Granite Bay and Roseville for the development and construction of 214 single-family detached homes. The acquisitions solidify a new partnership … IHP Capital Partners and Anthem Properties Forge New Partnership; Bringing 214 New Single-Family Homes to Sacramento Region

Anthem Properties Group Ltd., together with KingSett Capital on behalf of its Growth LP 7 and Residential Development Funds, have acquired an 8.34 acre mixed-use site located at Willingdon Ave and Dawson Street in the City of Burnaby’s active Brentwood Town Centre – one of the fastest growing, transit-oriented nodes of Metro Vancouver. Currently occupied … Anthem and Kingsett Acquire An 8.34 Acre Mixed-Use Site in Brentwood

Ben van der Meer Sacramento Business Journal Development company Anthem United has made a third move into Sacramento’s central city, buying the S Street property currently housing popular local bookstore Beers Books. But while the Vancouver, British Columbia-based development company is already looking at redeveloping the site, it doesn’t mean a looming end for the … Beers Books site near Downtown Sac sold to development group

15th and S streets, the location of one of four projects by Vancouver, British Columbia-based Anthem United. Ben van der Meer Sacramento Business Journal In the next few years, the shadows cast in Downtown Sacramento by towering new residential projects will be both literally and figuratively bigger than ones in the past. Literally, because in … The New Players In Town