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  • 55% of all Metro Vancouver homes projected to be condos by 2051

    Metro Vancouver's housing stock will grow from 1.05 million to 1.7 million units by 2051, with over half being condominiums, up from under half today. Population will rise to 4.21 million. Condos will make up 67% of new homes, while single-family homes drop from 26% to 14%. Surrey and Vancouver will absorb nearly half of…

  • Check out this new 1 bed-1 bath listing at 15 50 FERN Unit 19 09, Vancouver

    Experience North Shore living at Beacon in Seylynn Village! This 1-bedroom home features a modern kitchen with island & stainless steel appliances, bright living area with floor-to-ceiling windows and mountain views, a peaceful bedroom with walk-in closet, spa-style bathroom, in-suite laundry, and covered balcony with gas BBQ hookup. Includes parking, storage & bike locker, A/C,…

  • How to Get a Mortgage with Bad Credit in Canada

    To buy a home in Canada, a good credit score is essential for securing a favorable mortgage. Bad credit complicates the process, making lenders hesitant to approve applications. However, options exist for those with poor credit, such as getting a co-signer, applying with B lenders or private lenders, or considering rent-to-own agreements. Improving credit scores…

  • Vancouver adds 4,850 new homes in 2025 and continues to lead region in rentals

    Vancouver completed 4,850 net new homes this year, 86% rentals, marking a 17% increase from last year and achieving 90% of its housing target. With 9,000 units built in two years and 15,100 under construction, the city expects to exceed the 2028 target of 28,900 units. Efforts include streamlined multiplex reviews, digital permitting, fee deferrals,…

  • Vancouver’s Late-Year Market Momentum

    Vancouver’s Late-Year Market Momentum

    Buyer interest remains strong in urban Vancouver and nearby suburbs. New listings slowly recover, reducing bidding intensity. Average sale prices stabilise after summer volatility. Days-on-market shorten in commuter-friendly neighbourhoods. Outlook: ↑1–3% expected with steady immigration and employment trends.

  • Metro Vancouver Condos Set to Dominate by 2051

    Metro Vancouver Condos Set to Dominate by 2051

    Over half of Metro Vancouver homes are projected to be condos by 2051. Housing stock will grow from 1.05M to 1.7M units, with population rising to 4.21M. Single-family homes will drop from 26% to 14%, while multiplexes and rowhomes rise. Vancouver and Surrey will absorb nearly half of all new housing. Transit-oriented development and geographic…

  • نشانه‌های رونق در بازار مسکن اینتریور بریتیش کلمبیا برخلاف روند کند اکتبر

    بازار املاک اینتریور بریتیش کلمبیا در اکتبر با افزایش نادر فروش به ۱,۲۷۴ معامله، روند معمول سرد شدن فصلی را پشت سر گذاشت. قیمت خانه‌های ویلایی در سنترال و نورت اوکاناگان افزایش یافت، در حالی که قیمت تاون‌هاوس و کاندو عمدتاً کاهش داشت. قیمت کاندو در ساوت اوکاناگان رشد کرد اما سایر دسته‌ها اندکی افت…

  • Vancouver Homes 2026: Invest Or Stay Cautious?

    Vancouver Homes 2026: Invest Or Stay Cautious?

    Slide 1: 🏙️ Vancouver’s housing market is healing — slow comeback ahead, but it’s still a buyer’s game. Slide 2: 💸 Prices may dip a bit in 2026, as high inventory keeps sellers competing hard. Slide 3: 👥 Slower population growth and lower immigration may cool rental demand, especially for condos. Slide 4: 🌿 With…

  • How Is Vancouver’s Condo Market Performing in Mid-Fall 2025?

    How Is Vancouver’s Condo Market Performing in Mid-Fall 2025?

    Vancouver’s condo market is slowing, with low margins, rising inventory, and paused projects. Stronger developers are holding steady or taking on low-margin work, while weaker ones are selling assets and cutting staff. Some builders are shifting to rentals or buying distressed projects, but most say it’s too early for a full rebound. Population uncertainty, due…

  • Vancouver Property Value Boosted by Exciting Developments

    Vancouver Property Value Boosted by Exciting Developments

    Slide 1 New condo towers nearby? Short-term values might dip slightly, but it’s usually just temporary. Slide 2 Massive new inventory can cause brief blips, but long-term Metro Vancouver values rebound steadily. Slide 3 If you plan to stay, new developments could increase your property’s desirability and value. Slide 4 Neighbourhood refresh attracts younger buyers,…

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