Tenant Relocation News Today

"We should not have to make payments until we have a project," Cressey Development Group told Coquitlam's mayor and council on Monday, May 13, while challenging the city's Tenant Relocation Policy.

"Why are we the first ones to go through this?”

How a flexible “Plex” design could add lower-cost homes, green space, and walkable, vibrant neighborhoods—fast—across housing-strapped cities.

A proposed ‘pace of change’ policy would have restricted the number of development proposals the city would accept in an effort to limit displacement of existing residents in affordable, low-rise rental units.

Vancouver city council has voted overwhelmingly against a new policy that was meant to slow down the rate of redevelopment for the Broadway Plan.

The "pace of change" policy of slowing down potential new housing in the Broadway Plan has been rejected by Vancouver City Council.

Vancouver’s city council is dealing with the pace of development at its Wednesday meeting.

Premier David Eby’s new Rental Protection Fund won’t address the issue at the root of BC’s rental woes — and may actually make things worse.

A proposal to redevelop along a planned subway line in Vancouver has some residents worried about the future livability of the city.

Vancouver Mayor Kennedy Stewart unveiled plans for what he called the “strongest tenant protections in Canada” as part of the Broadway Plan proposal.