Lower mortgage rates may revive buyer demand and presale activity, but market confidence hinges on trade and economic stability. Here’s what it means for homeowners, land-owners, and developers.

An original song, depicting the contrast between the monotony of traditional, uninspired corporate brokerages and the vibrant vision of real estate developers who transform land into iconic buildings and vibrant communities. Included as a key piece of the picture are the owners and investors who have either the foresight or good fortune to own the “urban gold” underneath. Ultimately, this song conveys the power of creativity in building not just structures, but in building the deal itself and the artistry that transcends conflict and creates unity.

In Vancouver's hot real estate market, the potential for land assemblies offers significant financial opportunities for homeowners. But just like in Hollywood, where TV stars band together to get a better deal, homeowners can achieve greater success when they work collectively rather than individually.

The BCREA Market Intelligence Report highlights the seller's market in Vancouver's housing market, with limited inventory and high demand resulting in bidding wars and multiple offers. Learn more.

Low inventory and low growth define the market this year so far. But signs of growth are starting to appear on the horizon.

In this new report from CMHC, we summarize the latest information on the state of the Vancouver rental housing market, and what you can expect in the coming years.

Canadian prices, as measured by the Consumer Price Index (CPI), rose 4.3 per cent on a year-over-year basis in March, a decrease from the 5.2 per cent rate in February.

The announcement that British Columbia Housing will work together to build 2,000 affordable homes over the next ten year may be a significant step towards addressing the region’s current rental housing crisis.

The current labour shortage in the construction industry has significant consequences for rental construction in British Columbia. Steps are being taken, but they may not be enough.

The Bank of Canada maintained its overnight rate at 4.5 per cent this morning. In the statement accompanying the decision the Bank noted that demand in Canada still exceeds supply and labour markets remain tight.

Discover more details about the newly announced “Homes for People” plan and how it might affect your real estate investment and development business.

The provincial government of British Columbia has recently announced a new housing plan aimed at addressing the ongoing housing challenges in the region. Learn more.

On March 29th, the Vancouver City Council voted against the Broadway Area Plan Pace of Change Policy. This will have large impacts on rental development along the corridor.