Today’s Bank of Canada interest rate cut creates opportunities and challenges for landowners and developers, affecting property prices, borrowing costs, and consumer confidence. Learn more.

Explore how Trump’s new tariffs could affect Canadian interest rates, inflation, and the housing market. Learn what leading economists forecast, and discover practical strategies for landowners, investors, and real estate developers to successfully navigate—and even profit from—the economic uncertainty ahead.

Real estate is shifting—construction is up, transactions are down, and interest rates are in flux. Find out what this means for landowners and developers.

Explore key insights for Vancouver landowners and multifamily developers in 2025 from the PwC Emerging Trends report. Navigate interest rates, housing affordability, and climate resilience with expert strategies tailored to Vancouver’s market.

Learn how stable mortgage rates, economic trends, and housing demand impact land prices in Vancouver. Discover strategies to maximize your property’s value in the current real estate environment.

Canada’s December 2024 job surge adds 91,000 positions, lowering unemployment to 6.7%. Discover how this impacts developers, land values, inflation, and interest rates in 2025.

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.

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.

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 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.