Welcome to the May 2024 episode of the Presale Pulse, a real estate show brought to you by hosts Suzana Goncalves and Brittany Reimer. Watch the video to understand the latest macroeconomics, presale, and resale trends over the last 30 days affecting the local real estate market across Metro

Burnaby’s market has been dynamic for some time now, with fluctuating sales, rising prices and increased inventory. Despite high interest rates, it’s currently alive with activity, particularly for condominium product. Burnaby's condo market has demonstrated impressive resilience, with price

West Coquitlam's real estate market is buzzing with activity. As one of the region's most interesting submarkets, West Coquitlam's development landscape is vibrant, characterized by significant activity in both the condominium and townhome sectors. Market Dynamics and Trends West Coquitlam

The 2024 Federal Budget, as unveiled by Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland in April, marks a significant shift toward addressing the concerns of younger generations with substantial measures aimed at improving housing affordability and availability. With the problem well established, this Budget

“Stronger realtor and prospect engagement in the Spring market has led to increased presale activity in April. Notably, these projects are concentrated in the townhome and wood frame product types, catering to end-user buyers rather than investors. With today’s prevailing conditions, a focus on

This spring, the real estate market has seen a significant rise in momentum with more developers launching new projects and taking advantage of the typically heightened seasonal demand. March saw a remarkable increase in presale activity compared to the same period last year, with major launches

As Canada approached election season in the first quarter of 2024, the government at federal, provincial, and municipal levels enacted several key policies aimed at tackling the persistent issues within the housing market, primarily driven by the housing crisis. These policies collectively sought to

The first quarter of 2024 was marked by significant political activity from all levels of government in Canada, largely in response to the ongoing housing crisis. As elections draw near and housing remains a critical issue for many Canadians, a slew of policies and promises have emerged, aimed at