Construction is underway on the seven-storey, 123-unit Vienna House project in Vancouver, creating affordable and sustainable homes.

New data from BC Housing shows that a record number of purpose-built rental homes were registered in BC for the second year in a row.

Construction has begun on new housing for women and children in Burnaby, which will include 56 affordable long-term homes.

The B.C. government has introduced legislation to rein in short-term rentals and add back housing to the rental market.

Bird Construction has been awarded the tallest ever modular build in Canada - a 14-storey housing project ln Vancouver.

BC Housing has confirmed Vincent Tong as its permanent chief executive officer after he stepped into the role in an acting capacity last September.

A $7-million investment will create some of the first major rental units built in Tofino, B.C. in decades. 

Vancouver city council has approved the rezoning of two sites located at 2518-2540 Grandview Highway South and 1925 Southeast Marine Drive for future permanent social housing.

The BC Real Estate Association (BCREA) issued a statement saying it supports the new government's proposed Housing Supply Act.

A new affordable housing complex is underway in Vancouver bringing 114 rental units to individuals and families in need.

City of Vancouver has appointed Armin Amrolia as deputy city manager. She joins Karen Levitt in one of two deputy city manager roles.

BC Housing, the City of Vancouver, the BC Non-Profit Housing Association and the Pembina Institute announced they are launching an initiative called the Reframed Lab to demonstrate retrofit projects on multi-unit residential buildings.

The B.C. government has purchased the Comfort Inn Hotel in Victoria for $18.5 million to provide more affordable homes for people in Victoria.

The B.C. government is opening a 45-bed emergency response centre with wraparound supports and services at Save-On-Foods Memorial Centre.

The BC Government announced plans for a new Temporary Rental Supplement (TRS) of up to $500 a month for qualifying renters paid directly to landlords.

As COVID-19 cases continue to soar, BC Housing has ordered a temporary moratorium on evictions of tenants in subsidized and affordable housing.