Home sales in March 2018 were 23% below the 10-year average for the month, according to statistics released by the Real Estate Board of Greater Vancouver (REBGV).
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Tri-Cities Real Estate Stats — February 2018
Find out current conditions in the Port Coquitlam, Coquitlam and Port Moody real estate markets with information on the Real Estate Board of Greater Vancouver’s latest statistics.
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First Look at Burquitlam Development
A proposal for Concert Properties’ Burquitlam development has given us our first look at plans for the neighbourhood.
Continue reading → Tri-Cities Real Estate Stats — January 2018
Find out current conditions in the real estate market with information on the Real Estate Board of Greater Vancouver’s latest statistics.
Continue reading → Tri-Cities Real Estate Stats — December 2017
The Real Estate Board of Greater Vancouver’s statistics for last month show 2017 ended at more typical levels.
Continue reading → Tri-Cities Real Estate Stats — November 2017
The latest figures from the Real Estate Board of Greater Vancouver (REBGV) showed demand remaining above average alongside below-average inventory levels.
Continue reading → Potential ‘Locals First’ Policy for Port Moody Presales
Poty Moody’s city council is considering a new measure to make it easier for Metro Vancouver residents to buy homes in new condo and townhouse developments.
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New Rules Could Allow Micro-Suites in Coquitlam
Coquitlam is considering new rules to allow construction of smaller studio apartments to make the real estate market more accessible for first-time buyers.
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Revamped Look for Coquitlam’s Fraser Mills
The latest proposal from Beedie Living has shifted away from business space to include more homes at the historic site beside the Fraser River.
Continue reading → Tri-Cities Real Estate Stats — October 2017
Figures released by the Real Estate Board of Greater Vancouver (REBGV) show a busy October in our local real estate market.
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