Should You Rent or Buy in Vancouver in 2025? Key Trends Explained
As of mid-2025, Vancouver’s rental and housing markets are undergoing notable shifts, influencing the decisions of prospective homebuyers. High Rents […]
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GVR Residential Market Report – May 2025
Buyers Stay Cautious as Inventory Reaches 10-Year High The Metro Vancouver real estate market in May 2025 tells a clear
Greater Vancouver Real Estate Market Cools in 2025 May Amid Inventory Surge and Political Uncertainty
The Greater Vancouver real estate market showed further signs of cooling in May, as active listings surged to their highest
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Vancouver Real Estate Market Since February 2025: Navigating Uncertainty Amid Policy Shifts and Economic Slowdowns
The Greater Vancouver real estate market experienced a mixed February 2025, marked by increased sales activity compared to January but
Canada’s Interest Rate Cut (2.75%) and the Turbulent Vancouver Real Estate Market
The Vancouver real estate market has been changing recently due to various factors. In particular, as the trade war between
Vancouver Presale Market at a Crossroads: Economic Uncertainty vs. a $1 Trillion Wealth Transfer
As Vancouver’s real estate market moves further into 2025, contradictory economic forces are reshaping the landscape, particularly for presale properties. These forces push and pull at Vancouver’s
Bank of Canada cuts another 50 points -> benchmark rate to 3.25
The Bank of Canada cut its policy rate by 50 basis points (bp) on December 12, 2024, bringing the benchmark
Vancouver Real Estate Trends October 2024
Vancouver real estate trends for October 2024. Until recently, interest rate cuts had been slow to take effect, but in
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Bank of Canada sets key rate at 3.75%, cuts 0.5% big cut (241023)
The Bank of Canada (BoC) announced that it will lower its benchmark interest rate by 0.5% on October 23, 2024.
The Bank of Canada’s next rate decision is October 23 – will it drop from 4.25%?
Further rate cuts are warranted given the Bank of Canada’s continued progress in bringing inflation down to 2%, Governor Tiff