Bready Wu

Build Canada Homes - While the federal government’s return to housing development through BCH has been widely praised, industry stakeholders and housing advocates are urging caution.

In a country where delays, red tape, and rising costs have become the norm in housing delivery, the federal government’s new Build Canada Homes plan enters the ring with bold promises—and familiar challenges.

Despite zoning reforms, Kitsilano lacks mid-priced housing. Without real options to downsize or move up, residents are stuck in place. Kitsilano’s residents are ready to move—but the housing ladder is missing its middle rung.

Kitsilano’s housing market is stuck. Without more $2M–$2.5M options, families can’t move up—and filtering breaks down. Affordability across Vancouver West is less affordable for families.

Vancouver's presale condo inventory is rising. Could multiplex developments offer a middle-ground solution to the region’s deepening housing crisis?

Aging parents remain abroad, missing milestones and family care as Canada’s challenging reunification system deepens emotional and cultural loss.

Canada's Parent-Grandparent Sponsorship Program remains stalled since 2020, leaving families in limbo amid backlogs and delayed processing times.

In Kitsilano, property condition, buyer expectations, and zoning potential are key to avoiding expired listings. Master both for irresistible appeal.