Shift Happening
The continued rise in inventory levels and a decrease in sales are creating lower absorption rates across the Fraser Valley for all asset classes (detached, townhomes, and condos). … [read more]
The continued rise in inventory levels and a decrease in sales are creating lower absorption rates across the Fraser Valley for all asset classes (detached, townhomes, and condos). … [read more]
The continued rise in inventory levels and a decrease in sales are creating lower absorption rates across the Fraser Valley for all asset classes (detached, townhomes, and condos). … [read more]
March home sales in the Fraser Valley remained nearly 50 per cent below the 10-year average, making for the slowest start to the spring market in more than … [read more]
200th Street by 2040 The Township of Langley is one of the fastest-growing municipalities in the region. It is transitioning from a suburban commuter town to an urbanized, … [read more]
As we move through one of the most challenging market conditions I’ve witnessed in my career, it’s clear that this market presents some of the best opportunities to … [read more]
What Should You Expect in 2025 for Canadian Real Estate? Each year I write down my Canadian real estate predictions for the upcoming year. This is not financial … [read more]
The federal government recently announced two new mortgage rules coming to Canada to improve housing affordability. These two New Mortgage Rules are coming on December 15, 2024. Change … [read more]
Home sales in the Fraser Valley increased for the first time in five months, following a 50 basis point interest rate cut by the Bank of Canada in … [read more]
The Bank of Canada started reducing the benchmark overnight rate in June and has since lowered it by 25 basis points at its July and September meetings, bringing … [read more]
The Fraser Valley housing market hit the brakes in August as buyers continue to face affordability challenges. In August, we saw 1,067 sales—that’s down 13% from July and … [read more]
Despite the two rate decreases announced in the last two consecutive Bank of Canada meetings, sales have decreased. In fact, this is quite the opposite of what people … [read more]
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