Beedie Insights
Burnaby-born developer adds $1M to scholarship program for 2020
Beedie Luminaries offers post-secondary scholarships for students from disadvantaged socio-economic backgrounds.
READ MOREBeedie Launches Cheeky “Balance Your Budget” Billboard and Advertising Campaign for Industrial Warehouse Opportunities in…
Beedie launches new industrial ownership program with a splash.
READ MOREBeedie Living goes big in Coquitlam
Big changes are coming to the Austin Heights neighbourhood of Coquitlam.
READ MOREInnovative industrial space for businesses to thrive in prime Campbell Heights location
Beedie’s Thirty8 Avenue Business Centre offers purchasers flexible unit sizes ranging from 8,407 SF to 10,536 SF, or up to 147,544 SF.
READ MOREBeedie building brighter future in Calgary area
Vancouver-based developer continues to invest in Calgary area market.
READ MOREUp, up, and away: Time lapse video of Station Square’s tower construction
Watch as towers 2 and 3 rise from podium level to completion.
READ MORENew MEC Vancouver flagship store a showcase of wood construction
Environmentally-friendly cross-laminated timber replaces traditional steel and concrete elements from the ground up.
READ MOREMassive Delta industrial development slowly grinding through approvals
Former Pineland Peat site is a 163-acre property to be split into several heavy industrial lots.
READ MOREFraser Valley opportunities attract Metro Vancouver industrial
Six new projects planned for West Abbotsford will boost the amount of strata industrial space in the local market by nearly 80%.
READ MORETogether We Can announces winners of inaugural Canadian Champion Awards
New honour by the country’s largest addiction treatment group recognizes exceptional contributions to the community.
READ MOREReal estate isn’t ‘dead’ in Burnaby as Heights project nearly sells out in 2 weeks
Storia becomes Metro Vancouver’s fastest-selling community in recent months.
READ MOREGTA industrial space crunch drives spec development: Colliers
E-commerce and logistics facilities are driving historically low vacancy in the GTA’s booming industrial real estate market.
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