The benchmark price for Bowen Island increased 45.6 per cent YoY and 7.9 per cent MoM to $1,359,800—more than double that for Metro Vancouver where the benchmark price increased 20.9 per cent YoY and 3.2 per cent MoM to $1,755,500.
Proposed June increase in mortgage stress test rate could reduce buying power for some.
Comparing the last 12 months of activity (YoY), the MLS® Home Price Index or benchmark price for a detached home on Bowen Island in March 2021 had increased 15.6 per cent over March 2020—up $27,866 to $1,101,533—the highest percentage increase in Metro Vancouver...
Where is the real estate market going in Q2 and Q3 of 2021 and beyond? Well not to infinity, but in the short term most predictions are of continued growth through 2021 and slowing through 2022.
The mid-March Canadian Real Estate Association quarterly forecast predicts national home sales to “fall by 12.6% [...] in 2022. This easing trend is expect...
After a sharp increase in Average Sale Price from June through November 2020 (+39.2 per cent), the curve flattened and declined slightly (-1.5 per cent) December through February. Year-over-year the Average Sale Price was up by +35.8 per cent over February 2020—the largest increase recorded across the Real Estate Board of Greater Vancouver, includ...
"After an unprecedented and often surprising performance in 2020, the provincial housing market is set up for a very strong year in 2021,” said Brendon Ogmundson, BCREA Chief Economist. “A strong economic recovery and record-low mortgage rates will continue to drive strong demand this year.
On the supply side, new listings activity recovered through...
British Columbia Real Estate Association (BCREA) predicts low mortgage rates to remain low until 2023.
Very low inventory levels in all categories have created upward pressure on home prices and low inventory levels have reduced competition in the market, resulting in a strong seller's market entering into 2021.