
Howard Chai
Staff Writer at STOREYS
Taiwanese-Canadian. I cover real estate, housing policy, and the development industry at @storeyspub. I tweet about other things. Email: [email protected]
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20 hours ago |
storeys.com | Howard Chai
This week, Toronto-based Ravelin Properties REIT (TSX: RPR.UN) - formerly known as Slate Office REIT - published its Q1 2025 results, at the end of which the REIT issued a going concern warning. "The REIT is in discussions with G2S2 Capital and other lenders regarding the terms of an acceptable potential Recapitalization Plan," said the REIT.
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1 day ago |
storeys.com | Howard Chai
The Burnaby Housing Authority, the City of Burnaby's new municipal housing corporation, has appointed John Brendan McEown as its inaugural Chief Executive Officer, STOREYS has learned. McEown, who started in the role on Friday, May 9, joins the Burnaby Housing Authority (BHA) via BC Housing, the provincial housing corporation, where he earned extensive experience leading affordable housing development through provincial partnerships and public-sector collaboration.
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1 day ago |
storeys.com | Howard Chai
After taking over as the City of Vancouver's General Manager of Planning, Urban Design, and Sustainability from Theresa O'Donnell on May 1, 2024, Josh White has now completed his first full year in the high-profile position. White joined the City of Vancouver from the City of Calgary, after earlier stints as a planner with Urban Strategies and in the development sector with Dream Unlimited.
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1 week ago |
storeys.com | Howard Chai
On Monday, commercial real estate services firm Colliers (TSX: CIGI) announced that it was naming Andrew Kirkham as Managing Director of Brokerage Operations in Vancouver. Kirkham will lead the advisors and brokerage operations across all industry sectors in Vancouver and report to Kirk Kuester, the Executive Managing Director of Colliers Vancouver who is also responsible for the development and execution of the firm's business plan and strategy in the region.
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1 week ago |
storeys.com | Howard Chai
When interest rates are low, real estate markets generally see more activity, but even that tried and true trend has been bucked by the trade war with the United States, according to new statistics published by Greater Vancouver Realtors (GVR) on Friday. In April, the Greater Vancouver region recorded a grand total of 2,163 home sales, a total that's 23.6% below the April 2024 total of 2,831 and 28.2% below the 10-year April average of 3,014. It wasn't because there were no sellers.
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