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Canada’s rent inflation expected to cool to 3% by end of 2025, driven by disinflationary forces. Economic stagnation and job market slack reduce demand, causing hidden deflation despite rising rents

Canadian home prices are expected to return to 2022 peak levels by late 2025 or early 2026. Rent increases and lower vacancy rates are likely as rental supply still lags behind demand.

Canadian home sales ↓ 6.6% in the first half of 2025, but are forecast to rebound ↑ 4.3% by late 2025. Avg home prices ↓ 2.4% in the first half of 2025, with only ↑ 0.8% growth expected by late 2025.

BC’s real estate prices have fallen. The province is experiencing a moderate market correction after record highs. Declines reflect changing buyer demand and affordability pressures within BC. The market remains expensive but is adjusting toward more sustainable levels. BC buyers are adapting to evolving conditions in a shifting market.

July sales: 1,190, ↓ 0.5% MoM, ↓ 3% YoY Sales 23% below 10-year avg. Active listings: 10,650, nearly 50% ↑ 10-year avg. Buyers cautious; sellers must price realistically Benchmark price ↓ 0.7% to $944,800 in July July sales: 1,190, ↓ 0.5% MoM, ↓ 3% YoY Sales 23% below 10-year avg. Active listings: 10,650, nearly 50%…

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…

Sales dip means buyers face less competition and stronger negotiation power. Listings are increasing, giving buyers broader choice in key markets.

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.

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.

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.