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Two 32-storey high rise towers of transit-friendly condominiums by Surrey Gateway Skytrain Station
Supply continues to outstrip demand when it comes to home sales in Metro Vancouver.
That’s the upshot of new data from the Real Estate Board of Greater Vancouver (REBGV) looking at numbers for September 2021.
The Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation says Metro Vancouver is bucking a trend - that sees the rest of the country's real estate market poised for a correction. But as Ted Chernecki explains, another report suggests buying a place might be better than renting in the region
The municipality’s size and expanding population are its strongest assets, business leaders say
Mortgage applicants can now qualify for a slightly higher priced home under stress test.
A new analysis paints the picture of how housing market cycles come and go, and based on 20 years of data Metro Vancouver’s market is "primed for a comeback."
Kevin Skipworth, the Chief Economist and Managing Broker of Dexter Realty, says recent sales figures indicate there is "renewed confidence" in the housing market…
[Marpole] - Our No. 1 Vancouver community offers excellent value in a city where real estate prices have been grossly exaggerated.
We are transforming Vancouver’s single-family neighbourhoods so more people can live, work and play there, while also adding new parks, community facilities and public spaces, and improving transportation.
1,818 homes were sold in January — up 19.4 per cent from the same time last year
Surrey is a unique combination of a youthful, growing city with a diverse economy that is relatively affordable compared with the rest of the Metro Vancouver region,” the report said.
