Here’s Where Metro Vancouver’s 66,719 Unoccupied Homes Are [Interactive]
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Census 2016 shows Metro Vancouver had a massive number of under utilized homes, so we thought we’d visualize it…for science.
Toronto Has Over 99,000 Unoccupied Homes, Here’s Where They Are [Interactive]
New data from Statistics Canada show that 99,236 homes in the Toronto CMA are irregularly occupied. So we thought we’d map them!
Vancouver Real Estate Inventory Skyrockets Over 215% In January
January 2017 was a terrible month for Vancouver real estate. Sales are declining, inventory is building, and prices are dropping.
Toronto Real Estate Rises Over 5 Percent In January 2017
The average price of Toronto real estate increased by $40k in the first month of the year, a whopping 5% increase from the month prior.
Toronto Rental Rates Surged An Average of $1500/Year In 2016
Toronto rental rates surged up to 25% in the last quarter of 2016, according to the latest release from the Toronto Real Estate Board.
Calgary Condo Prices Dropped 6% In 2016
Calgary real estate gets some more bad news, as the benchmark price, sales, and inventory all slip in the city.
Vancouver Condos Sales Decrease 23.7% In December
The bad news keeps piling up for Vancouver real estate, as the city saw condos decline on almost every measure in December 2016.
Toronto Real Estate Saw Condo Inventory Decline By 56% In December
The latest report from the Toronto Real Estate Board saw lower prices in December, but more sales and less inventory.
Calgary Real Estate Sees Detached Homes Decline Up To 7% In 2016
Calgary real estate joined Toronto and Vancouver’s markets when it came to declining detached home prices in December 2016.
Vancouver Real Estate Sees Detached Benchmark Drop $27k
Vancouver real estate got some more bad news from the REBGV. December stats show single-family homes dropped in prices, sales, and listings.
