Home buying and selling activity remains at a high in Metro Vancouver, while the pace of new properties hitting the market has continued to fall in line with long-term averages.

Real estate deals should continue through the fall and prices should increase an average five per cent across the country, according to a market survey by RE/MAX.

After recording a notable spike last month, average rental prices in Vancouver have held on according to new regional insights published recently by liv.rent.

Availability is extremely limited and prices are changing in November to meet market demand for these centrally located riverside units.

Canada’s housing market is seeing a “high degree of vulnerability,” in the face of continued price acceleration and overvaluation.

Despite sky-high property prices in many Canadian cities, that still rings true according to research published today by Royal LePage.

Artesia presents prospective homebuyers an opportunity to live within Metrotown's quieter side, yet is still walking distance to all the amenities the area has to offer.

The record demand for real estate caused by the COVID-19 pandemic has pushed builders to pump out more home starts than they have in more than four decades.

Facing competition from over 300 skyscrapers from around the world, a downtown Calgary residential tower was recently crowned the second-place winner for an international architecture award.

In the board’s recently-published Q3-2021 Housing Overview, economist Keith Stewart stated that new housing supply has “held steady'' across Metro Vancouver during the pandemic.