Vancouver Had More Detached Homes For Sale Than Condos Last Month
Vancouver condo sales decline, but a quick drop in inventory sent prices higher for a third month in a row.
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Vancouver condo sales decline, but a quick drop in inventory sent prices higher for a third month in a row.
Vancouver real estate is starting to warm up again, and this time detached suburban homes are leading the way.
Vancouver real estate quietly set a new record in April, although real estate boards aren’t exactly shouting it from the rooftop this time.
The Vancouver real estate landscape is quickly changing, and detached homes are going to play less of a role in the future.
Vancouver condo prices rising despite less sales? It has to do with inventory, that dropped giving the same relative demand as last year.
The CBC just reported over 130 people lined up for a shot at renting a single apartment, and things could get worse for Vancouver renters.
Vancouver real estate got a little good news in March. Detached homes stopped their 8 months slide, with a pretty solid uptick in prices.
The rush to cash in on Vancouver’s premium land values had led to a 45 year high for new construction starts in the city.
Vancouver real estate saw prices climb, despite less sales and more inventory. That’s how supply and demand works, right?
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