Could 2021 Be the Real Estate Breakout Year? By Cameron McNeill, Executive Director, Partner at MLA Canada 2020 was the year that most of us will never forget. And now that it is in our rear-view mirror, our mind shifts to 2021, and on the road bumpy ahead. But very likely, it could be a strong

December Fraser Valley Real Estate Market Data and Insights To learn more about the Fraser Valley pre-sale and resale data and some trends we're seeing in the area affecting the local real estate market, watch the latest Fraser Valley edition of MLA Canada's Pre-sale Pulse. For the latest real

December Real Estate Market Data & Insights "Unsurprisingly the presale market was focused on current inventory over releasing new product which will be pushed into the New Year. Presale sales remained strong through the month regardless of the holiday break similar to the resale market which saw

November Fraser Valley Real Estate Market Data and Insights "Detached home prices in the Fraser Valley are up 11.5% year-over-year, with the single-family detached product performing incredibly strong. November marks the fifth straight month of over 2,000 sales combined in all property types. We've

November Real Estate Market Data & Insights "We typically see inventory and sales transactions adjust down seasonally this late into the year so it’s not a surprise to see volumes lower in November than October. However, November resale stats still well above the 10-year average and up from 2019

2020 turned out to be a year that no one could have predicted, and that certainly rings true for Vancouver’s real estate industry. When the clock struck 12:00 am on January 1st, 2020, we had no idea of the impact COVID-19 would have on our local economy. We first felt the impact of the pandemic on

"Another record-setting month in October with over 6000 MLS sales transactions across Greater Vancouver and the Fraser Valley along with strong absorptions in the presale market in both existing inventory and newly released projects as the flight to space continues.” Suzana Goncalves EVP, SALES AND

In 2017, the Cambie Street Corridor was one of the hottest pre-sale markets in the Lower Mainland. Like all other parts of the housing market over the past 24 months, both demand and supply have pulled back. In our analysis, we uncovered three key insights worth noting about where it is today and

"Momentum continued into September with record setting resale activity in some categories and many buyers opting for space further and further away from the Vancouver CBD. We also saw a strong single month absorption rate for new product and reasonable absorption of concrete product.” Suzana