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Vancouver Leads Canada in Two-Bedroom Rent
Vancouver’s avg two-bedroom rent was $3,170 in Q1 2025, down from $3,440 in 2024. Vancouver has the highest avg asking rent for two-bedroom apartments in Canada.
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Vancouver Housing Market Update: Rising Inventory Paired With Signs of Future Tightening
Vancouver's residential real estate market is cooling, with home sales declining for five consecutive months and inventory reaching decade highs. Sales of luxury detached homes have dropped sharply, partly due to reduced foreign investment. Prices have fallen for four straight months. New construction, especially single-family homes, is slowing, potentially tightening future supply. Meanwhile, rental prices…
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تعویق مالیات بر املاک به سالمندان صاحبخانه کمک میکند تا هزینهها را کاهش دهند
مشاور سالمندان BC برنامه تعویق مالیات بر املاک را به صاحبان خانه ۵۵ سال به بالا توصیه میکند. این برنامه به آنها اجازه میدهد پرداخت مالیات ملک را تا زمان فروش یا فوت به تعویق بیندازند. این کار به سالمندانی که درآمد ثابتی دارند کمک میکند تا هزینههای زندگی را کاهش دهند، از حذف نیازهای…
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Vancouver council approves plan for future of Rupert and Renfrew neighbourhood, including 10K homes
Vancouver city council approved the Rupert and Renfrew Station Area Plan, aiming to add over 10,000 new homes and 8,000 jobs by 2050. The plan includes high-density towers near SkyTrain stations, mid-rise "villages" with diverse housing, and enhanced community amenities. A $1.2 billion capital plan supports infrastructure, parks, and environmental projects like Still Creek restoration.…
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Why Is Vancouver Canada’s Liveability Leader?
Vancouver tops Canada’s liveability list with a global score of 95.8 in 2025. It ranks 10th worldwide, thanks to perfect culture and environment scores. High housing prices and hospital wait times impact affordability and healthcare access. Sustainability programs and UBC reinforce Vancouver’s global prestige and eco-conscious appeal. Ideal for outdoor lovers and global citizens seeking…
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Are Vancouver Rent Prices Finally Dropping?
Vancouver's one-bedroom median rent rose 0.8% in July 2025, reaching $2,540 monthly. Two-bedroom rental prices declined 0.6% month-over-month, with a median of $3,470. Despite the monthly shift, one-bedroom and two-bedroom rents dropped 5.9% and 8.4% year-over-year. Increased rental supply in major urban areas is easing pressure on Real Estate prices. Demand is shifting toward more…
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Vancouver approves Rupert Renfrew Area plan
Vancouver City Council approved the Rupert and Renfrew Station Area Plan to guide growth around two SkyTrain stations for 30 years. It promotes diverse housing, job spaces, public amenities, and flood risk management. High-density towers up to 45 storeys will be near stations, with incentives for below-market rentals. Villages will expand with shops and housing…
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Vancouver’s Hot Market Finally Hits Pause
Vancouver’s Real Estate market is currently in decline, contrasting with upward trends in other regions. Home prices in Vancouver dropped in the second quarter of 2025, indicating weakening buyer demand. The city's Real Estate sector is cooling despite persistent supply challenges and economic uncertainty. Vancouver’s property values are no longer leading national growth, reflecting market…
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رشد قابل توجه بازار املاک در Alberta و B.C.
در شهرهایی مانند Calgary، Edmonton و شهرهای British Columbia مثل Vancouver، فروش املاک به دلیل موقعیت مکانی، قیمت و امکانات رفاهی روند ثابتی دارد. در Alberta قیمتها پایدار است و خانههای ویلایی جدید در حومه شهر ساخته میشوند، در حالی که در BC با قیمتهای بالاتر و عرضه محدود روبهرو هستیم و تمرکز بر آپارتمانهای…
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Vancouver Mortgage Activity Slips: But Not the End?
GVA mortgage originations dropped to $1.7B in Q2, down from $2.1B last quarter. Loan-to-value ratios in Vancouver dipped to 60% from 61% in Q1.