Concerns are mounting that the delayed 2020 federal budget will include an increase in the capital gains tax on income-producing real estate. We contend that lowering the tax should be considered for owners of multi-family housing.
By Andrey Pavlov, Ph.D., Goodman Report
Why we believe rental housing remains the most steadfast asset class for real estate investors in the “new normal” environment that we are now entering.
The Metro Vancouver rental apartment and development site market remains very active! To stay on top of our current listings and 2020 sales activity, please click here. We are here for you! Please feel free to reach out at any time for a no-cost, no-obligation evaluation of your property.
The lowdown on REITs and other corporate investors. Plus: Proposed strategy would give B.C. housing nonprofits $500 million to boost buying power
Over the last weeks, many of our readers have sent us questions about the rental market. So here in our 2020 Mid-Year Review, we offer you our responses and insights: Multifamily outlook: Why rental is still the most steadfast asset class Cap rates continuing low Looking back and forward: Is today like the 2008 recession? Rental … Continued
Mark Goodman, principal at Goodman Commercial Inc., is pleased to announce he will be speaking at and sponsoring the upcoming Vancouver Real Estate Forum and Canadian Apartment Investment Conference, the largest annual conferences on real estate investment in the region. Canadian Apartment Investment Conference On Wednesday, September 16th, 2020, Mark Goodman will be a panelist … Continued
For civic leaders there is a route through this crisis, but it requires innovative thinking and a reversal of tired policies. This time of introspection opens a door.
Mark was recently featured on the Vancouver Real Estate News podcast – and it’s a fun, informative ride. From current market insights to the humble beginnings of the Goodman Report, listen as Mark does a deep dive into the fascinating world of Vancouver’s multifamily real estate market, with case studies and calculations big and small. … Continued
Solving Canada’s housing crisis shouldn’t require more than a single lesson in economics. When prices are high, a free market always responds and supplies more. Yet amidst Canada’s severe problems of housing affordability, this foolproof mechanism is continually...