As the province regains its footing after months of COVID-19-related restrictions, home prices across Greater Vancouver continue to appear stable.

With Bank of Canada's key interest rate sitting so low, and being expected to remain there for some time as the pandemic’s economic impacts continue to be strongly felt, mortgage market experts are projecting that these favourable rates offered to Canadian homebuyers will persist for the foreseeable future.

The angled building placement creates a lively and dynamic streetscape while avoiding the long, horizontal massing that’s often seen in townhouse developments.

The Bradford boasts a modern, Prairie-style elevation characterized by a simple, yet elegant aesthetic with clean lines, vinyl siding and large windows.

The increase meant building permit volume for the Vancouver region stood at $600.8 million for the month, representing a strong enough gain to claw back some of the ground lost in March.

Thankfully, the federal government’s stimulus measures will go a long way in helping Canadians avoid what researchers at Ryerson University's Centre for Urban Research (CUR) call a “debt cliff.”

The development consists of 52 modern townhomes surrounded by landscaped gardens, situated just four minutes from Hillcrest Village.

Once in a while, a new development proposal will come along, offering to add architectural innovation to the urban community.

Earlier this month, Verbier Tremblant, a luxury pre-construction condominium development, successfully kicked off sales for its first phase with a completely digital launch.

Last week, the head of the CMHC made a startling prediction that home prices could fall up to 18 percent in the next year as a result of the economic devastation caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.