The Canadian housing market has seen plenty of regulation over the past year — from a GTA foreign buyer tax to a national mortgage stress test for uninsured borrowers — … [read more]
Metro Vancouver home sales continued to drop on a year-over-year basis in March, and one of Canada’s biggest banks says BC’s new property taxes are likely to blame. Last month, … [read more]
Price growth in key global prime property markets will continue to be strongly linked to domestic economic performance and wealth creation in 2018, according to new research. But buyers will … [read more]
The implementation of new housing policies in BC aimed at cooling skyrocketing prices could spell trouble for households and the economy. In fact, a relatively minor 10% dip in prices … [read more]
Prices for Metro Vancouver homes rose in March even as sales and new listings sputtered, according to statistics that the Real Estate Board of Greater Vancouver (REBGV) released April 4. … [read more]
It’s more than 4,000 kilometres from Vancouver to New Brunswick, but as far as house prices ago it is light years in distance. The benchmark price for a Canadian home … [read more]
SURREY, BC – While sales reached slightly above the ten-year average for the month, a lack of sufficient inventory in the Fraser Valley continued to put pressure on homebuyers in … [read more]
A recent report from BMO Economics pointed at continuous residential property price growth in Canada’s top markets – a development driven by millennials snapping up homes left and right amid … [read more]
Home buyers and sellers were less active in Metro Vancouver throughout the first quarter of 2018. The Real Estate Board of Greater Vancouver (REBGV) reports that residential home sales in … [read more]
In Greater Vancouver, strong demand for condos continues to be met with limited supply, pushing up prices for what was at one time a more affordable home option. And this … [read more]
Canadian home sales are expected to drop this year and BC’s new property taxes could be partly to blame. In February, the BC government unveiled its 2018 budget which includes … [read more]
The outlook for the residential property market in Canada has been lowered as new mortgage rules are expected to cool the housing sector and interest rates are expected to rise. … [read more]
New property taxes outlined in BC’s 2018 budget are under fire for primarily affecting domestic homeowners in the province, Alberta and other parts of Canada, instead of targeting foreign buyers. … [read more]
Canada’s housing market saw another so-called payback sales drop in February, when the national average home price slumped by 5% from a year ago, after a surge in sales late … [read more]
There’s no doubt that tougher mortgage rules and an interest rate hike took a serious bite out of the Canadian housing market in January, as national home sales fell 14.5%. … [read more]
Canada’s economy has gotten off to a bumpy start in 2018, with GDP growth slumping 0.1% in January after a red-hot 2017. How much of a role does the Canadian … [read more]
A combination of “policy-related headwinds” such as provincial housing measures, mortgage rules, and rising interest rates, are taking a bite out of national market growth, and will continue to do … [read more]
National sales slid for a second consecutive month in February, causing some industry watchers to worry about what the rest of 2018 has in store for the Canadian housing market. … [read more]
Homes sales in Canada fell further in February 2018, down 6.5% compared to January with overall activity down by 16.9% year on year to a five year low, the latest … [read more]
With the introduction of the BC government’s new housing plan, Vancouver’s luxury real estate market is expected to see continued divergence between housing types this spring. Detached home sales in … [read more]
2018 has seen a serious cooling of the Canadian housing market so far, as national sales fell for two consecutive months in January and February. But according to one organization, … [read more]
As affordability challenges pushed many potential homebuyers away from the detached home market, sales of condominiums in the $1 million-and-up range surged in the first two months of 2018, according … [read more]
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