Kenneth Chan is the Urbanized Editor at Daily Hive. He covers a wide range of topics including local architecture, urban issues, economic development, and various aspects of construction and real estate. Kenneth has been featured in blogTO, ChannelNewsAsia, and Daily Hive.
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Kenneth Chan's coverage primarily focuses on local Vancouver news, particularly in areas such as real estate, public transportation, and construction projects. His articles often cover government announcements and press releases related to these topics.
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The Government of Canada is proposing a vacant land tax, specially land where homes can be built but is left vacant.
Public transit commute times on TransLink's network in Metro Vancouver are among the worst in Canada and the United States.
The Broadway Subway and new Pattullo Bridge are not only delayed, but both projects will see some construction cost increases.
Vancouver City Council has approved the required demolition of 500 Dunsmuir Street within 21 days due to its state of decay.
Newly updated population growth estimates by Metro Vancouver Regional District predict Vancouver will remain the region's most populous city.
The City of Burnaby has provided the approval for the construction of the $146 million new Brentwood Community Centre.
At long last, the brand-new Capstan Station on SkyTrain's Canada Line within Richmond will officially open on December 20, 2024.
The opening of The Rec Room and future major redevelopments like 800 Granville Street will propel Granville Entertainment District's revival.
The brand new Capstan Station on SkyTrain Canada Line in Richmond is now open, and here's a breakdown of its design and features.
Over half of the $62 million construction cost of SkyTrain Canada Line's new Capstan Station was funded by Richmond developers.
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