Joanne Lee-Young is a Staff Reporter at Postmedia. With a rich background in business reporting, she focuses on mini-trends, business deals, and real estate happenings, covering themes such as construction, urban development, and environmental issues. Joanne's work has been featured in prominent publications including the Windsor Star, Times Colonist, and The Vancouver Sun.
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Joanne Lee-Young's articles predominantly focus on local Vancouver issues, particularly pertaining to housing, development, and politics. Her coverage often includes government announcements and legal policy regulations.
Given her focus on government announcements and the real estate industry, she would likely be interested in commentary from experts in urban planning, housing policies or community development within the Vancouver area. Furthermore, Joanne might also seek insights from professionals with a deep understanding of local political dynamics related to housing and development.
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CoStar, a global provider of real estate data, says Vancouver ranks high among Cup host cities in terms of hotel bookings.
By: Joanne Lee-Young
The director of non-profit organization Modular B.C. says a project could go from components in boxes to move-in ready in just 12 weeks
By: Joanne Lee-Young
Developers are pivoting from condos for investors to ground-level units for families. Here's an example.
By: Joanne Lee-Young
There are over 65 eating options across Steveston Village, more than 25 sit in area of Bayview/Moncton streets between 3rd Avenue/No. 1 Road
By: Joanne Lee-Young
The deal with S&S, a U.S.-based merchandise distributor, is for an entire 162,650-sq.-ft. warehouse space on the island
By: Joanne Lee-Young
Top Vancouver Fishing Charter, also known by its Chinese name of Hai Shang Hai Diao, is one of several charter companies with boats in Richmond
By: Joanne Lee-Young
It's too early to call it a rebound, but we could be nearing a peak in the vacancy rate, some experts say.
By: Joanne Lee-Young
Prices are still edging down in Vancouver, but there are signs market could be returning to balance soon
By: Joanne Lee-Young
Sechlet couple wanted to show off their pride in the face of U.S. President Donald Trump’s increased use of tariffs and threats against Canadian sovereignty
By: Joanne Lee-Young
The neighbourhood is dealing with the removal of large trees, increased exposure to noise and dust and the closure of a bike trail.
