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

The transformation of the Coquitlam’s North Road corridor is no longer on the horizon, it’s well underway. With 2,673 new homes slated to complete across the city in 2025, this once-quiet corridor is evolving into one of the Lower Mainland’s most active residential hubs. Fuelled by SkyTrain

After years of runaway demand and record-low vacancy, Metro Vancouver’s purpose-built rental market is entering a new phase—one marked by nuance, competition, and a growing divergence between product types. With nearly 5,500 new rental homes across 35 projects slated for completion in 2025—most of

As Canadians prepare to head to the polls on April 28, housing and affordability remain top of mind with voters. With a recession looming amidst global trade uncertainty and potential for interest rate volatility, the election outcome will shape more than just policy: it will influence the future of

The Okanagan Valley has long been prized for its breathtaking views, laid-back lifestyle, and four-season appeal. But as more homebuyers search for a retreat that offers permanence and not just a vacation, the region is seeing a shift. High-end resort-style communities are redefining the standard of

Spring usually brings a fresh wave of optimism to the real estate market—but this year, the typical momentum is tempered. While some developers are testing the waters with new launches, most are approaching the season with restraint thanks to ongoing economic uncertainty, the coming federal election

As the real estate market in British Columbia continues to weather a storm of economic uncertainty, evolving government policy, and shifting buyer sentiment, luxury homes have emerged as a resilient segment driven by lifestyle, exclusivity, and long-term investment potential. Though Metro Vancouver

Housing affordability in Canada continues to dominate headlines and political policy alike as we settle into 2025. Though real estate prices appeared to level off as 2024 drew to a close, and the Bank of Canada expects to continue its current rate-cutting cycle through the first half of 2025

Technology is reshaping real estate marketing at an unprecedented pace, redefining how developers, marketers, and sales teams engage with buyers. AI-powered campaigns, precision-targeted outreach, and social media platforms like TikTok and Instagram are revolutionizing engagement strategies, while