Howard Chai is a Staff Writer at Storeys. He specializes in construction and real estate, focusing on themes such as architecture, planning, finance, investment, and retail technology. His insights and analysis on these topics have been featured in various prominent publications.
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Howard Chai's coverage is primarily focused on the real estate industry, particularly in Vancouver and Calgary. His articles often include government announcements and data citations, suggesting a preference for reliable information sources.
Based on his focus, Howard would likely be interested in pitches related to significant developments or trends within the real estate industry specific to Vancouver and Calgary. This could include insights into housing market fluctuations, major development projects, or analyses of government policies impacting the local real estate landscape.
Experts with deep knowledge of the Vancouver and Calgary housing markets who can provide valuable insights based on robust data analysis may find success reaching out to Howard. Additionally, professionals involved in notable real estate transactions or key figures driving industry changes could also capture his interest.
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By: Howard Chai
Commercial real estate transactions in Greater Vancouver totaled to 1,442 in 2024, the lowest total in over a decade.
A recent construction cost report by Altus Group found that costs were higher in Vancouver regardless of the type of residential building.
By: Howard Chai
KingSett Capital recently initiated two new receiverships in BC, adding to an extensive list of mortgages tied up in insolvency proceedings.
By: Howard Chai
The 34-storey Eclipse tower in Burnaby by Thind Properties was placed under creditor protection on January 8 and is 95% complete.
Following the leaders' debates and advance voting beginning, the parties are now starting to publish their full costed platforms.
The Liberals have been at the helm for a decade and the housing crisis has only become a bigger and bigger issue. Here's how it happened.
By: Howard Chai
The City of Kelowna granted rezoning approval for The Vintage at Waterscapes in July 2023 and Ledingham McAllister has now returned with its development permit application.
By: Howard Chai
The 5655 Cambie Street site in Vancouver is currently occupied by an office building and Polygon has already submitted a rezoning application.
The $1.4 billion bid to buy The One was submitted by an entity called Chateau Yorkville Corp. despite Tridel already being selected to complete the project.
The project was set for 304 and 316 E 1st Avenue in Vancouver before a foreclosure proceeding was initiated in July 2023.
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