What Bubble? Vancouver Real Estate Prices Surge 12.8% In March
Vancouver real estate saw prices climb, despite less sales and more inventory. That’s how supply and demand works, right?
Vancouver real estate saw prices climb, despite less sales and more inventory. That’s how supply and demand works, right?
The Economist has released their list of the world’s most expensive cities, and no Canadian city makes the list. Finally, some good news.
We summarize this week’s smartest insights, including Asia’s speculation problems, Vancouver’s buying pools, and Toronto real estate prices.
Toronto real estate and rents are related, but how exactly? Here’s a brief intro to how rents have historically moved with home prices.
Did foreign buyers run the Canadian real estate market in March? Not likely, since China saw another month of capital inflows, not outflows.
Toronto real estate prices all neighborhoods rise a minimum of 11% from last year in March. Average sale prices have gone parabolic.
North Korea has seen real estate prices increase at a rate similar to other hot global markets. Is Pyongyang also the next Manhattan?
Trying to figure out how to use population projections to help understand Vancouver real estate? Well we’ve got you covered.
Will Toronto real estate see an influx of buyers in the future? Let’s take a look at the government’s population projections and see.
Think a foreign buyer tax reduced sales of Vancouver real estate? Not exactly. Declining sales have more to do with a China stopping outflows.