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Legal case filed against homeowner who sought €100,000 in compensation over south Dublin development

Port Coquitlam is holding a public hearing and third reading for The Met, located at 2245 McAllister Ave., so the developer can get financing, start pre-sales.

Quarry Rock is seeking a rezoning to add more units to The Met at 2245 McAllister Ave., while also requesting reduced parking.

Construction to start soon on the 63-unit condo building, The Met, with commercial units partially owned by The City of Port Coquitlam.

Port Coquitlam paid $4.3 million for a commercial building with tenants at 2604 Shaughnessy St. as a strategic investment for future redevelopment.

Red Rock Developments has appealed to An Bord Pleanála over an order to shrink a proposed aparthotel on Foley Street in Dublin, arguing the move would make the development commercially unviable

LUCAN BIDDULPH – Development in Lucan Biddulph continues with council’s recent site plan approval of a new four-storey apartment building.

Local developer Rocco Tullio teamed up with Sobeys to deliver 300 turkeys and fixings to those in need Wednesday.

"This isnt going to be fun." Windsor, long a city where home ownership was within reach for most first-time buyers, getting a lot pricier.