Vancouver Sees Higher Prices, But More Inventory In February
Vancouver real estate saw mixed indicators in February. Sale prices rose, sales declined, and inventory continued to build.
Vancouver real estate saw mixed indicators in February. Sale prices rose, sales declined, and inventory continued to build.
As the Metro Vancouver region becomes increasingly unaffordable, people are finding themselves homeless at an alarming rate.
Toronto’s trendiest neighborhood is filling up with empty storefronts, as soaring real estate prices are leaving Torontonians short on cash.
After two months of declines, benchmark prices in the Vancouver condo market got a bump higher in January 2017.
Toronto condos pushed higher in January 2017. The month saw fewer listings, higher prices, and more sales than the same time last year.
Calgary real estate got a positive indicator finally, with sales of detached homes increasing 25% in January 2017.
Vancouver real estate can’t catch a break. Detached homes saw sales cut in half last month, and prices declined for the sixth month in a row.
Toronto real estate had a strong start to the year, with detached homes rising over 20% year over year in 3 out of 5 neighborhoods.
Census 2016 shows Metro Vancouver had a massive number of under utilized homes, so we thought we’d visualize it…for science.
January 2017 was a terrible month for Vancouver real estate. Sales are declining, inventory is building, and prices are dropping.