If you’re looking to buy a home for personal living or investment purposes, there’s a chance it might be tenanted. In such instances, there are key…
The B.C. government introduced legislation with the objective of redirecting certain short-term rentals (STR) back into the long-term housing market. This initiative seeks to address housing…
The Bank of Canada’s decision to maintain its policy rate at a 22-year high of five percent has offered some respite to mortgage owners while increasing…
As interest rates rise, the real estate market in Vancouver is experiencing increased pressure. Houses, townhomes, and condos are responding differently to these changes, and various…
In the world of real estate, few moments are as pivotal as the presentation of an offer on a home. Whether you’re a first-time homebuyer or…
In B.C.’s competitive rental market, landlords will soon be permitted to raise rents for existing tenants by 3.5%, up from the current 2% cap. This change,…
British Columbia’s housing minister has unveiled forthcoming legislation aimed at increasing housing density. The proposed laws intend to permit the construction of duplexes, triplexes, and townhomes…
As 30-year mortgage rates surge past the 7% mark, a significant number of current homeowners seem hesitant to sell their properties, fearing the prospect of acquiring…
Buying a new construction home can be an exciting prospect, but it also comes with its own set of considerations and potential pitfalls. Whether you’re a…
An upcoming change by real estate boards in Metro Vancouver and the Fraser Valley promises to bring slightly more transparency to bidding wars over properties in…
An upcoming change by real estate boards in Metro Vancouver and the Fraser Valley promises to bring slightly more transparency to bidding wars over properties in…
A Real Estate transaction is a delicate process with a lot of moving parts. Certain terms that appear on a contract can bring doubt to a…
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