At this year’s Calgary Real Estate Forum, our MLA Alberta team , led by Managing Director Sheenah Rogers, joined industry leaders from across the country to explore what’s next for real estate in one of Canada’s most dynamic markets. Notably, there was a strong presence from Vancouver and Toronto

“ October is historically the second busiest time for new presale launches aside from the Spring. Although we saw six new projects come to market, the absorption and general level of interest is well below long term averages. Even with another 0.25% rate cut in October, there has been little change

October 2025 Real Estate Market Insights Step into the October 2025 edition of Presale Pulse, where hosts Suzana Goncalves and Brittany Reimer unpack what’s behind today’s market hesitation: from softening GDP and rising unemployment to buyer confidence that’s yet to rebound. They also explore what

“September saw zero new launches as upcoming projects took the time for extended previews to garner interest and adjust pricing. The 0.25% rate cut we saw in September has yet to spur a noticeable change in buyer habits across tempo sites. We anticipate a busier presale market in October, with a

September 2025 Real Estate Market Insights Step into the September 2025 edition of Presale Pulse, where hosts Suzana Goncalves and Brittany Reimer break down the latest market conditions across Greater Vancouver and the Fraser Valley. This month’s episode dives into presale performance

“August was extremely quiet in the presale market. With summer coming to a close and the odds of a rate cut climbing for the September meeting, we are optimistic that the Fall will bring more housing activity, specifically in the entry-level resale segment.” — Garde MacDonald, Director of Advisory

August 2025 Real Estate Market Insights Step into the August 2025 edition of Presale Pulse, where hosts Suzana Goncalves and Brittany Reimer, joined this month by Okanagan partner Taylor Musseau, deliver a fresh perspective on market conditions across Greater Vancouver, the Fraser Valley, and the

“The summer has been very quiet in the presale market. The July 30 interest rate hold by the Bank of Canada added little relief for homebuyers as the promised lower rate environment is not coming to fruition as expected. With continued slow sales centre traffic and negative sentiment toward investor

The presale market across Metro Vancouver and the Fraser Valley may appear quiet on the surface, but for savvy investors and future homeowners, now could be an ideal time to buy. On July 30, the Bank of Canada held its benchmark interest rate steady at 2.75%, for the third consecutive time, offering