Squamish Chief Steve Chua After being deferred twice last year, a development proposed to reshape the former site of the WhistlePunk Hollow Adventure RV Park — also known as Eagle Vista campground — has made a step forward. In a 6-1 decision, District of Squamish council voted in favour of granting the project second reading … Housing proposal for former Eagle Vista Campground site clears a hurdle
Nexthome.ca It’s one of North Vancouver’s most historic neighbourhoods and one of the oldest European settlements on the Burrard Inlet, predating even the City of Vancouver. Today, Moodyville continues to evolve into a dynamic, family-oriented community on the edge of bustling Lower Lonsdale. If this is the neighbourhood you want to call home, you’re going … Founders Block by Anthem in North Vancouver
The Province Mike Smyth For some students, back-to-school means back to the discouraging search for a place to live. Welcome to Metro Vancouver’s rental jungle Low vacancy rates and high rents are just two of the challenges facing Metro Vancouver students as a new school year begins. As Telka Pesklevits and Daragh Drummond discovered, there … Welcome to the rental jungle – high rents, low vacancy and lots of scams
Urbanized VancouverKenneth Chan Another phase of the Station Square redevelopment in Burnaby’s Metrotown area has reached completion. And a new 30-second time lapse video shows its construction — from a large hole in the ground, ascending to become one of the region’s tallest buildings. The video features two residential towers — Tower Two (354 ft, … Up, up, and away: Time lapse video of Station Square’s tower construction
Real Estate News EXchangeEvan Duggan Vancouver-based Anthem Properties has purchased a mixed-use commercial building in the heart of Victoria West. The single-storey, 45,000-square-foot building at 220 Bay St. is currently fully leased, including tenants Castle Building Supplies, Carmanah Technologies and Big Brothers Big Sisters Victoria and Area. The building is located near the two bridges … Anthem expands Victoria portfolio; buys strategic site
Starmetro CalgaryMario Toneguzzi Vancouver-based Anthem Properties Group Ltd. has a love affair with the Calgary area these days. The real estate developer is launching an unprecedented number of new projects this year in the region. It’s building 500 new homes while its land team, Anthem United, is unveiling 776 acres of new communities. This year, … Anthem shows its commitment to Calgary area
Daily Hive With over 1,000 new residents making the move to Surrey every month, it’s safe to say that the city’s popularity is increasing fast, with no signs of slowing down. If a fast-paced and rapidly-evolving city is on your mind, you’ll quickly see the appeal of living in the centre of a hub like Surrey. It’s … Here’s why Surrey is poised to become BC’s largest city by 2030
Kenneth Chan Urbanized Van Burnaby’s Metrotown area is set to see a major new eatery, just in time for the 2019 Easter long weekend. Earls Restaurant Group has announced that its newest restaurant location at the new Station Square redevelopment, next to Metropolis at Metrotown shopping mall, is scheduled for opening on Saturday, April 20. … New Earls and Cactus Club opening at ‘Restaurant Row’ next to Metrotown
Crestpoint Real Estate Investments Ltd. and Anthem Properties Group Ltd. have partnered to acquire Tillicum Centre in Greater Victoria, BC for $110,000,000 CAD. Tillicum Centre is a well-established shopping centre less than five kilometres from downtown Victoria with more than 40 stores including Lowe’s, Save-On-Foods, London Drugs, Winners and Cineplex. Its central location, strong anchors … Crestpoint and Anthem Acquire Tillicum Centre
Nick Eagland Vancouver Sun They had no crystal balls or tarot cards, but B.C. developers still predicted Thursday that people hoping for “the housing bubble to burst” in 2019 will be disappointed. During the Urban Development Institute’s 2019 real-estate forecast luncheon, attended by about 1,150 people with interests in the industry in B.C., a panel … Burst housing bubble in 2019? Don’t bet on it, B.C. developers predict
