Here’s How Canadian Real Estate Did Across The Country In 2016
Good-bye 2016, hello 2017. To kick the new year off, here’s how Canadian real estate did across the country.
Good-bye 2016, hello 2017. To kick the new year off, here’s how Canadian real estate did across the country.
Vancouver real estate threw some more mixed indicators last month, as the condo market saw stagnated prices, but higher absorption.
BC government unveils a program to help high leverage borrowers finance up to half of their downpayment, interest free for 5 years.
Turns out if you’re a foreign buyer looking for Vancouver real estate, you might end up paying a premium…before the foreign buyer tax.
Vancouver real estate got some more bad news from the REBGV. The benchmark average for a single family home fell up to $193k in just 30 days.
CMHC survey shows significantly less foreign buyers are purchasing Canadian real estate, but there may be a few issues with their data.
Vancouver real estate felt further pressure in November, with the composite average of homes falling $11,000 from October.
Vancouver real estate’s record year will push property assessment values up to 50% higher according to BC Assessment.
BCREA is already less than optimistic about Vancouver real estate. They expect falling prices in the city, as well as most of the province.
The Canadian real estate industry is taking a proactive approach to controlling how the media covers news, and we thought you should know.