Vancouver remains the priciest city in Canada for renters, though rents for vacant apartments are gradually decreasing from last year’s peak. According to the latest rental…
The Bank of Canada has reduced its key interest rate by 50 basis points to 3.75 percent, marking the first cut of this size since the…
Managing difficult conversations with real estate clients through effective communication, is key to maintaining strong relationships. Staying informed about current market conditions and the factors that…
As election day nears, the B.C. NDP and Conservatives remain divided on housing. NDP Leader David Eby warns that John Rustad’s Conservatives would undo most of…
The new CMHC rules will enable more homebuyers to qualify for mortgage insurance, potentially allowing them to secure larger mortgage amounts, and making homeownership more accessible….
As the fall season sets in, the real estate market is experiencing a noticeable slowdown, with lower-than-usual sales compared to previous years. Buyers and sellers alike…
To tackle the housing crisis, the Province implemented a series of legislative changes in the fall of 2023 with Bills 44 and 47. These change municipal…
The real estate market in Vancouver is showing signs of revival following a recent rate cut by the Bank of Canada, which has made borrowing more…
As the June 30 deadline for amending zoning bylaws has passed, city governments in BC have detailed new construction permissions for single-family properties starting in July….
Listings are up, pre-sales are down, and prices are easing in Vancouver’s housing market. This shift indicates a cooling trend as more properties become available while…
The Bank of Canada’s recent decision to cut its overnight rate to 4.75% marks the first rate cut in over four years. The BoC indicates a…
The City of Burnaby has recently introduced significant changes to its zoning bylaws, aimed at addressing housing shortages, promoting sustainable development, and encouraging more diverse housing…
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