Podcast: Values, Land Resets & BC Policy Friction with Mark Goodman
Vancouver’s multifamily market is in a dramatic pricing reset – punitive demand-side policy, rate shifts, and a collapse in land values.
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2026 Mid-Year Review
Volatility defined the first half — and the discourse that followed
Mark Goodman Returns to the Canadian Apartment Investment Conference
Mark Goodman, Principal of Goodman Commercial Inc., is honoured to have been invited back to speak at the annual Canadian Apartment Investment Conference in the session Provincial Updates: How Are Major Markets Performing and How Do They Compare?
Biting the Hand that Builds
Rather than using the buildup of unsold condos as a learning opportunity, politicians and pundits have again looked for a scapegoat
Mark Goodman recognized as one of the most influential business leaders in British Columbia
I am deeply honored to be named to Business in Vancouver’s prestigious BC500 list for 2025, recognizing leaders who significantly shape our communities, industries, and economy.
The Great Bailout Nobody Can Define
British Columbians are outraged about a program that is so far little more than a headline
Long-Nosed Leadership: The NDP’s Housing Mirage
Falling rents and good housing policy are not the same thing; British Columbians deserve a government that knows the difference.
Developers are turning to bulk selling unsold condos in Vancouver
Megan Johal was recently featured on CBC’s flagship morning program, The Early Edition with Stephen Quinn, to discuss the emerging trend of bulk condo sales in Metro Vancouver
We’re #1 – Goodman dominates the commercial real estate market
The numbers are in – we’re thrilled to announce that Goodman Commercial has once again been recognized on Business in Vancouver’s prestigious list of the Top 100 Biggest Real Estate Deals of 2025.
Rental Roulette: You Can’t Out-Pivot Broken Economics
It is a fundamentally different business requiring different capital, more patience, and a clear-eyed view of market conditions that have shifted substantially from where they stood when many of these projects were envisioned.