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A recent report by the Goodman team at HQ Commercial gives us some data to back this up. In 2018, over $3 billion of purpose-built rental properties exchanged hands in Metro Vancouver.
It still does, of course. But the ever-increasing demand for high-end purpose-built rentals among Metro Vancouver’s priced out populace is finally shifting that equation.
As one of the most reliable construction managers in the industry, Daniel Greenhalgh, co-founder of ENM Construction Management, believes that using drones plays a crucial role in developing the construction industry.
For developers, it is important to know the drivers of this demand. Understanding this will help you decided whether it is time to invest in the industry or not. Here are some of the factors affecting the demand of high end rentals, according to known land developer, Daniel Greenhalgh.
Nowadays many construction companies are wanting to achieve a better working environment where everyone is contributing ideas and concepts that can help yield a great deal of success.
As a small business owner, one of our most important obligations is to help ensure the safety of our employees. This is especially true in our industry, where the risk of injury is ever-present and safety is always on the minds of everyone on our sites.
Through our membership in the Canadian Federation of Independent Business, we’ve become part of lobbying efforts to encourage WorkSafeBC to refund the billions of dollars in surplus funds they currently enjoy to the employers who’ve paid into it.
In its battle to retain global competitiveness, Canada has created the Red Seal Trades Program. What is it exactly? It is the country’s commitment to enhance and ensure the quality of its skilled tradespeople.
Last month, ENM Construction made the decision to join the Canadian Federation of Independent Businesses. CFIB describes themselves as champions of small business in Canada, representing their interests and helping to ensure that government policies don’t negatively impact them.
There are other benefits to CFIB membership that have to do with the day-to-day functioning of a business.
We at ENM are a well-rounded bunch with diverse interests, way beyond our mastery of construction and development. Some of us play golf, some of us bowl, some of us even go curling. But our co-founder Daniel Greenhalgh steps it up a notch with his hobby of trail riding on his new horse.
The Western Canadian Reining Association hosted its West Coast Classic in mid-July, and Daniel agreed to sponsor a buckle that is given out to the 1st place winner in a specific age group.
