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But beneath the headlines lies a more nuanced reality. This decision doesn't signal the collapse of BC's property system. Instead, it forces us to confront a question we've avoided for 150 years: How can Aboriginal title and private property rights coexist on the same land? 🤔

Victoria's missing middle housing policy promised to solve the affordability crisis, but the data reveals a troubling reality: developers are building apartments, not townhouses. Discover why missing middle housing is failing in Greater Victoria.

The B.C. government has announced that the maximum allowable rent increase for 2026 will be 2.3%, a step down from this year’s 3.0% cap. While framed as a win for tenants, it’s landlords who must manage the real impacts of this policy shift

The province will announce changes to the residential tenancy act in Summer of 2024, that will impact landlords serving notice for owner occupation.