The Canadian Government Thinks Vancouver Homes Are Cheaper Than In 2008… Seriously
Numbers from Statistics Canada claim it was more expensive to buy Vancouver real estate in 2008 than it is today. Here’s why that’s wrong.
Vancouver Real Estate Prices Just Hit ANOTHER All-Time High
Increased competition between first-time buyers and people downsizing has sent Vancouver real estate prices to another all time high.
This Week’s Top Stories: Canadian Debt Gets Worse, Retirement Funds Are $400 Trillion Short, and Vancouver’s Domestic Investors
Canadian debt problems are getting out of control, Vancouver does have domestic speculators, and there’s a global pension shortage.
Domestic Investors Bought 1 In 5 Vancouver Homes
The Real Estate Board of Greater Vancouver sheds a little more light on who’s buying Vancouver property, and how they’re paying.
80% of Vancouver Rentals Are Gone In Less Than 10 Days
Vancouver real estate out of your price range? Here’s how quickly you need to act when you see that rental, and how much it’s going to cost.
Senate Receives Recommendation To Put A Cap On Household Debt
The Canadian senate heard from Moody’s, the IMF, and the CMHC. Here’s your cheat sheet on what they said about real estate and our banks.
This Week’s Top Stories: Real Estate Lessons From A Dead Dude, Vancouver’s Market Is Cooling, and 70% of Chinese Millennials Are Homeowners
This week we discuss real estate commodity cycles, global millennial homeownership rates, and why inflation numbers are wrong.
Vancouver Is Seeing Less Sales In May…and More Inventory
The month’s not over yet, but we thought we’d give you a preview of how Vancouver real estate is doing so far in the month of May.
This Week’s Top Stories: The New Foreign Buying Threat In The US, Vancouver’s Deteriorating Mortgages, and Toronto’s Luxury Buying Soars
This week’s top news for Canadian real estate, including Canada’s speculation problem, Vancouver’s mortgage quality is slipping, and more.
Vancouver Mortgages Are Rapidly Deteriorating In Quality
Vancouver real estate’s rapid price increases are leaving buyers stretched a little thin according to the Bank of Canada’s calculations.
