The Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC) released a new report on Canada housing starts in February 2011, leaving mixed impressions.
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Housing Statistics for Vancouver West
Vancouver West (not to be confused with the separate district municipality of West Vancouver) has seen particularly high sales volumes in February 2011.
Housing Demand Increases in February 2011
According to the REBGV, detached home sales continued to fuel the market with strong sales occurring particularly in Richmond and Vancouver Westside.
Real Estate Stats for North Vancouver
Detached housing in North Vancouver had a benchmark price of $875,910 in January 2011, and, with an HPI of 219.1 points, went up from the month before.
Vancouver’s 125th Anniversary Events: March
Vancouver, the Cultural Capital of Canada for 2011, is celebrating its 125th birthday all year long with hundreds of events taking place across the city.
Spectacular Buildings: Canadian Grand Railway Hotels – Part 1
Each of them is a unique historical landmark; Canada’s grand railway hotels are a synonym for Canadian luxury accommodation breathing with history.
New Affordable Housing Renovation Projects for BC Announced
144 apartments in four social housing communities across British Columbia will undertake renovations thanks to a new initiative by the government
2010: Record Year for BC Commercial Real Estate
British Columbia by Adam Campbell
British Columbia’s commercial real estate investment market is at its peak. According to the Avison Young Year-End 2010 BC Real Estate Investment Review, the first half of the year 2010 was record-setting, but the market didn’t lag after that and reached almost $2 billion in a 12-month period.p>
Housing Statistics for Burnaby
Greater Vancouver consists of a number of communities, each with a different background story, atmosphere, and unique housing market conditions.
Vancouver – The World’s Most Livable City
Vancouver by Jennifer Boriss
Congratulations, Vancouverites! The city we live in is once again — for the fifth time in a row — the city with the highest quality of living, at least according to the Economist Intelligence Unit’s list of most livable cities in the world. And some people still wonder: why are those British Columbia real estate prices so high?
British Columbia Vulnerable to Economic Downturns
Photo by Chris Maureen Gerty
A February special report was released by TD Economics assessing the financial vulnerability of households across Canadian regions. It is a well-known fact that the income-debt ratio in Canada is high, but some regions are in a more difficult situation than others.
10 Most Beautiful Bridges
They connect islands with the mainland, enable trade and make traffic possible even across wide gaps, which make them a symbol of connection and sharing.
Statistics Show Sales and Listings Above Average
The Greater Vancouver housing market showed a balanced market in January 2011 with a small number of hot spots
Real Estate Statistics for New Westminster
Let’s have a closer look at the numbers behind the housing market of another beautiful Greater Vancouver neighbourhood, the neighbourhood of New Westminster.
Real Estate Stats for Richmond
Richmond is currently one of the most attractive neighbourhoods in Greater Vancouver, with demand still surpassing supply.