Eye on supply
Suburbs buzz with new rental activity; City of Vancouver sleeps at the wheel
Category: Newsletter
Zoom lens on development
You may hit a home run selling your property as a redevelopment site.
2019 Mid-Year Review
Transactions, dollar volume and values decline.
2019 Spring update
The last 18 months or so would rate amongst the most challenging we’ve seen in almost two decades.
Rental Housing Task Force publishes much-awaited recommendations
Policies, programs and market forces all collided in a Big Bang-like explosion, leaving us with a chaos of uncertainty.
Greater Vancouver average rents and vacancy rates
A 10-year picture (2009-2018)
“Renoviction” and “demoviction”: Two fake words that may change your world
Regarding the language on redevelopment, we have three layers of concern.
2018—the story behind the stats: $3 billion and the year of the “skew”
In at least 6 Vancouver and suburban communities, volumes and unit averages compared to 2017 were skewed upward almost beyond recognition.
2018—what’s hot and what’s not
Cambie bike lane anticipated in middle of bridge?
Goodman sets the record straight: 9 myths about Vancouver’s rental market
With all the upheavals in rental housing right now, there are many myths being bandied about. When industry spokespeople talk about the realities of creating and maintaining rental supply, they’re often accused of fear-mongering. We beg to differ—it’s time to separate fact from fiction.