Foreign Buying To Accelerate If China’s Stock Market Crashes: Juwai
Chinese buyers will seek Canadian real estate in the event of further stock market volatility in China, says a survey from Juwai.com
Canada’s Household Debt Is Now Greater Than The Country’s Output
Consumer debt liabilities exceeded Canada’s GDP for the first time last quarter, threatening not just the housing market but the economy.
Canada Fails To Commit To New Anti-Corruption Measures, Real Estate Soars
Fraud is a major factor in soaring Canadian real estate prices, and a new report shows our Government isn’t interested in stopping it.
A Foreign Buyer Will Pay $900k in TAXES on This Vancouver Teardown
The Vancouver Vacant Home Tax is the latest in a string of taxes aimed at solving the city’s housing crisis.
Vancouver Real Estate Saw 31% Fewer Dollars Than Last Year
BCREA’s latest release showed solid sales growth, but declining dollar volumes and prices. It’s confusing, but we clear it up for you.
Vancouver Condo Prices Rise For The 22nd Month In A Row
Concerns over the Vancouver real estate market had a minimal impact on condo buyers. Despite plummeting demand and building inventory, condos were barely touched according to the latest release from Real Estate Board of Greater Vancouver (REBGV). Buyers continued to display above average demand, although they were slightly more modest than the month before. Prices […]
China’s Largest Overseas Real Estate Firm Sees A Surge In Vancouver
After the foreign buyer tax, inquiries for properties under a million dollars soared at Juwai – China’s largest overseas real estate portal.
Declining Loonie Could Boost Canadian Real Estate Prices Further
Canadian real estate prices could move higher, as analysts are starting to call a further decline for the loonie.
Vancouver Real Estate Creeps Up, Homes 60% More Expensive Than Toronto
Vancouver real estate prices creeped up, but a significant drop in demand questions its ability to continue its rise.
Defaulting On Homes In Alberta May Be Smarter Than You Think
Alberta’s non-recourse mortgages mean many people can walk away from their mortgages with minimum consequences in the event of a crash.
