Let's Get Small
Small is beautiful, and two young guys with a construction business based in Sooke are trying to prove it with little homes prefabricated on an assembly line.
Abstract thought
It’s not true that Mike Miller builds all the new high-end custom homes in Fairfield, Rockland and Oak Bay; it only seems that way.
Something Completely Different
If you’ve found a successful niche in building and marketing condos, maybe it’s time to mix it up.
Sysco grows in Langford
Sysco Victoria moves to a huge new warehouse in Langford and new owners take over the old Northern Junk buildings downtown.
RBCM plans for the future
A bigger, modern Royal B.C. Museum will rise at the corner of Belleville and Government Streets according to ambitious plans to more than double in size by 2025. The RBCM has launched a renewal process, starting with some unfinished business to get the zoning right on its 6.7-acre property.
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Big Year for Big Space
In a hospitality landscape where hotels are offering deep discounts, the ones still in business, that is, Kelowna-based Prestige Hotels and Resorts is taking the plunge and building an oceanfront project in Sooke.
Last Building On The Block
Parkside isn’t the first fractional ownership project, better known as a timeshare, in Victoria, but the $60-million building designed by West Vancouver resort and hotel architect Rick Hulbert is the most imposing.
Victoria Heads Uptown
There are five tower cranes sticking out of the property and two more mobile cranes — the biggest in North America — and often a couple of concrete pump trucks with their booms snaking out over the site.
Moving Forward
Three big development projects at the south end of Vancouver Island continue to move forward, despite slower economic conditions.
'For Sale' Signs in the Forest
They still cut down trees and plan to stay in the coastal forest industry, but TimberWest Forest Corp. is looking for revenue in real estate as well.