Vancouver Real Estate Prices Just Passed An All Time High
Vancouver real estate quietly set a new record in April, although real estate boards aren’t exactly shouting it from the rooftop this time.
Vancouver’s Detached Homes Are Rapidly Disappearing
The Vancouver real estate landscape is quickly changing, and detached homes are going to play less of a role in the future.
This Week’s Top Stories: One of Canada’s Largest Mortgage Lenders Is Imploding, Subprime Is Spreading In Toronto, and Canadians Are Taking On More Risky Debt
This week’s top real estate stories were around subprime lending in Canadian real estate, and prices are still climbing.
Sorry Vancouver, But Toronto Is The King of Risky Mortgage Debt
Soaring real estate prices are inspiring Canadians across the country to jump into homeownership, even if they can’t afford it.
Vancouver Condo Market Sees Prices Increase, Despite Less Sales
Vancouver condo prices rising despite less sales? It has to do with inventory, that dropped giving the same relative demand as last year.
This Week’s Top Stories: Bank of Canada is Full of S**t, Canada’s Shadow Banks, and Vancouver Rentals
A summary of the most important Canadian real estate stories: Canada’s reliance on debt, Toronto speculators, and Vancouver renters.
Renting In Vancouver Just Turned Into “The Hunger Games”
The CBC just reported over 130 people lined up for a shot at renting a single apartment, and things could get worse for Vancouver renters.
Vancouver Detached Homes Get First Price Increase In 8 Months
Vancouver real estate got a little good news in March. Detached homes stopped their 8 months slide, with a pretty solid uptick in prices.
This Week’s Top Stories: The World’s Most Expensive Cities, Chinese Buyers Have Hit Peak, and Canadians Are Making Less
This week we found out the world’s most expensive cities, Chinese buyers might have hit peak, and Canadians are making less than last year.
Vancouver Sees Construction Hit A 45 Year High For March
The rush to cash in on Vancouver’s premium land values had led to a 45 year high for new construction starts in the city.
