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Fraser Valley Home Sales Dip, Signs of Recovery
July home sales were ↓ 23% below the region’s 10-year average. Market activity influenced by cautious buyers and sellers with differing price expectations. Tariff threats add uncertainty, slowing buyer and seller decision-making. Realistic pricing remains key to successful home sales in the region. Economic effects of tariffs expected to take time to fully impact the…
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B.C. 2025: Smart Buyers Capitalize Now
Sales dip means buyers face less competition and stronger negotiation power. Listings are increasing, giving buyers broader choice in key markets.
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Is Bc’s Housing Slump a Pause Before 2026 Growth?
BC home sales forecast to decline 5.5% to 70,321 units in 2025. BC prices expected to drop, offsetting gains elsewhere in Canada. Sales rebound of 9.5% forecasted in 2026, hitting 76,981 homes sold. Price declines and lower sales reflect ongoing market cooling in BC. Buyers should watch BC closely as market conditions gradually improve.
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BC Housing Market Outlook by Late 2025
Avg home price growth is expected to decline in BC in the second half of 2025. Home sales may remain subdued amid deteriorating job markets and high supply.
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Sales Rise Across BC, Drop in Lower Mainland
Home sales rose 1.3% in June, but the bigger market story is decline. Average B.C. home price fell to $954,065 — down 4.2% from last June.
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Property Markets in Alberta and B.C. Show Strong Momentum
Calgary, Edmonton, and British Columbia cities like Vancouver show steady property sales driven by location, price, and amenities. Alberta offers stable prices with new single-family homes on city outskirts, while BC faces higher prices and limited supply, focusing on condos near city centers. Demand is influenced by employment, economic stability, and community features. Builders respond…
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BCREA: MOST BC REGIONS SEE STRONGER SALES IN JUNE
In June 2025, British Columbia recorded 7,162 residential unit sales, a 1.3% increase from June 2024, but 23% below the ten-year June average. The average home price dropped 4.2% to $954,065, and total sales volume fell 3% to $6.8 billion. Year-to-date, sales volume decreased 11% to $34.2 billion, unit sales dropped 7.1%, and average prices…
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BC Powers Canada’s Mid-2025 Housing Growth
British Columbia led national growth, adding 28,000 units to its annualized housing start rate. BC reached an annualized rate of 64,200 units, a standout gain this June. Builders in BC responded to strong urban demand despite high development costs. BC’s housing momentum is a bright spot in Canada’s June construction landscape. The province’s surge helped…
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Ontario and B.C. home prices fall—but it won’t last long
Canada’s housing market is stabilizing but faces a localized reset. Ontario and B.C. see price drops and sales declines, with a rebound expected by 2026. Toronto faces a condo oversupply, while Vancouver focuses on rental builds amid high prices and low vacancy. Other markets like Montreal, Edmonton, and Calgary lead in new starts. Alberta’s prices…