July 2026 Market Statistics
Posted on Aug 07, 2026 in Statistics
August weather is officially here, bringing with it the peak of our West Coast summer and occasionally...smoke. In the real estate world, the climate remains measured and tentative.
With the Bank of Canada holding interest rates steady and inflation easing, the market has settled into a comfortable, predictable rhythm, especially for buyers. We are...
June 2026 Market Report
Posted on Jul 07, 2026 in Statistics
Now that we're officially rolling into the July summer stretch, the real estate vibe across the Lower Mainland and the Island is pretty much matching the patient pace of the broader economy.
The Bank of Canada is keeping interest rates steady at 2.25% as they balance some solid full-time job growth against those stubborn, energy-driven inflation spi...
May 2026 Market Report
Posted on Jun 05, 2026 in Statistics
June is officially here, bringing a typical West Coast shift of sudden rain showers followed by weekend heatwaves. In the real estate world, the climate is just as distinct. High everyday costs, employment anxieties, and a holding pattern from the Bank of Canada have kept overall consumer confidence shaken. However, for financially prepared move-up...
April 2026 Market Report
Posted on May 05, 2026 in Statistics
As the spring weather has arrived with lots of sunny and warm days, we are seeing the market awaken in some very interesting ways. While overall sales volume remains relatively subdued across the province, a fascinating divergence in trends is emerging among different property types. Buyers continue to enjoy healthy inventory levels and a slower pa...
March 2026 Market Statistics
Posted on Apr 06, 2026 in Statistics
Welcome to your March 2026 market update! This month, we have added a section on the latest economic data and a link to a blog post that might provide some relief to seasonal allergy sufferers. (See our latest blog below.)
The real estate landscape across the region currently reflects a collective "wait-and-see" approach as we move into the spring s...
The Invisible Intruder: How Pollen Hijacks Your Home (and How to Stop It)
Posted on Apr 05, 2026
Spring in British Columbia is stunning, but for millions, the blooming landscape signifies the start of a difficult annual battle against hay fever. While we often think of allergies as an outdoor annoyance, the uncomfortable reality is that our homes are not sealed fortresses. When pollen counts are high, it sneaks in through open windows, rides i...