Canadian condo prices drop up to 8% as oversupply meets reduced demand. Federal budget looms amid shifting housing market dynamics across major cities.
With BC lowering rent increase caps and enforcing tougher tenant protections, investors in Kelowna, Chilliwack & beyond are feeling the squeeze—and rethinking their next move.
Vancouver’s luxury real estate market is seeing multi-million-dollar losses as rising costs and shifting demand reshape pricing. What was once untouchable is now correcting, creating both risk and opportunity.
Vancouver’s luxury real estate market is seeing multi-million-dollar losses as rising costs and shifting demand reshape pricing. What was once untouchable is now correcting, creating both risk and opportunity.
Canadian condo prices drop up to 8% as oversupply meets reduced demand. Federal budget looms amid shifting housing market dynamics across major cities.
With BC lowering rent increase caps and enforcing tougher tenant protections, investors in Kelowna, Chilliwack & beyond are feeling the squeeze—and rethinking their next move.
Canada’s housing market remains in flux as 2025 unfolds. National average home prices have slipped 3.9% year-over-year to $679,866 in April, and sales are down 7.5% compared to last year. However, there are signs of stabilization and even opportunity in select regions and market segments.
