BC Real Estate Association
Shock of federal mortgage stress test now behind BC housing market: BCREA
By Gord Macdonald News Anchor
Housing demand to pick up in the next two years, according to BCREA’s chief economist, Cameron Muir. Continue reading
Slowdown in housing market continued in January: B.C. Real Estate Association
By Gord Macdonald News Anchor
Total sales volume was $2.36 billion, a 38.4 per cent decline from the same month last year, according to the Association. Continue reading
Housing sales will fall this year, rise next year: B.C. Real Estate Association
By Gord Macdonald News Anchor
The number of B.C. home sales are expected to rise in 2019. Continue reading
Home sales continue to slow down: B.C. Real Estate Association
By Gord Macdonald News Anchor
CBREA chief economist Cameron Muir blames the mortgage stress test and moderately higher interest rates. Continue reading
Dirty money isn’t driving hot housing market, says BC Real Estate Association
The real estate association says even if dirty money is entering the market, it’s not enough to be driving up prices. Continue reading
Is your dream house a former grow-op? Realtors say right now, it’s hard to say
“Is there mould? Has the electrical been tampered with? Are there chemicals around?” Continue reading
Housing demand strong again in November: B.C. Real Estate Association
By Gord Macdonald News Anchor
November showed no slow down in B.C. housing demand or price increases. Continue reading
Vancouver’s real estate market will keep falling: BCREA
Vancouver and B.C.’s real estate market will continue to stall in 2017, according to a report from the B.C. Real Estate Association. Continue reading
B.C.’s home market strong as Vancouver numbers cool
The British Columbia Real Estate Association says home sales in Vancouver have slowed but the overall housing market across the province is healthy. Continue reading
B.C. home sales dip in July, says BCREA
The British Columbia Real Estate Association says home sales have come off the boil in many regions of B.C., but for now, prices continue to soar. Continue reading