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How Vancouver small businesses are navigating redevelopment
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How Vancouver small businesses are navigating redevelopment

Small businesses are having to navigate expensive leases, quickly changing zoning and redevelopment that favours certain types of commercial businesses

Nate Lewis
Nate Lewis
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Independent grocers series: What are triple-net-leases and why do they matter?

Independent grocers series: What are triple-net-leases and why do they matter?

We take a deeper dive into one of the issues raised by our story on the challenges facing independent grocers. And unsurprisingly, it has to do with property prices

Geoff Sharpe
Geoff Sharpe
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“Greed is just killing everybody”: Why Vancouver’s independent grocers are struggling while big grocers profit

“Greed is just killing everybody”: Why Vancouver’s independent grocers are struggling while big grocers profit

Housing prices and inflation are only one side of the story. Something may need to change if independent grocers are to survive.

Dustin Godfrey
Dustin Godfrey