In order to understand Vancouver real estate, you need to have a basic overview of how and why foreign money entered the market.
A Brief History of Foreign Buying of Vancouver Real Estate
Co-Founder and chief data nerd at Better Dwelling.
Canadian Real Estate Prices Will Fall 28% By 2020 According To This Model
Canadian real estate prices are on a tear, but where do they go next? Here’s your intro to using financial models to help predict prices.
Evading Chinese Capital Controls 101, With Bitcoin Expert Dr. Joseph Wang
We talk to Dr. Joseph Wang, an expert at China’s capital flows, to find out how people are circumventing the rules to buy real estate.
Here’s The Difference Between A Real Estate Correction and A Crash
Is it a real estate crash, or correction? We give you a breakdown on both terms, so you can please stop using them interchangeably.
Shady Marketing, or Does Vancouver Have 357 Foreclosed Homes For Sale?
A website has popped up advertising foreclosed Vancouver real estate listings, but how did the agent find so many? They didn’t.
One of China’s Largest Real Estate Buyers Has A Lot of ‘splainin To Do
China’s largest buyer of international real estate just got yuan blocked. Here’s what went down at Anbang, and how it will impact the market.
Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Makes Home Capital Group An Offer They Can’t Refuse
Warren Buffett’s Berkshire seeks to acquire 39% of Home Capital Group at a discount, and shareholders are blocked from voting on the initial offer.
Government of Canada Doesn’t Expect Interest Rates To Rise Until 2018
A new release from the Parliamentary Budget Officer of Canada doesn’t anticipate interest rates will rise until sometime next year.
Foreign Buyers Are Being Offered Huge Incentives To Come Back To Canada
Social media is outraged at the possibility of Canadian developers offering big overseas incentives in attempt to win back foreign buyers.
The Canadian Government Thinks Vancouver Homes Are Cheaper Than In 2008… Seriously
Numbers from Statistics Canada claim it was more expensive to buy Vancouver real estate in 2008 than it is today. Here’s why that’s wrong.