December 21, 2024 - 06:49
The B.C. Real Estate Association predicts a more balanced real estate market in the province for 2025, with an anticipated equilibrium between home sellers and buyers. This forecast suggests that the dynamics of the market will shift towards stability, potentially easing some of the pressures that have characterized recent years.
However, the chief economist of the association has noted that while the outlook appears promising, there are several factors that could introduce volatility into the market. Economic conditions, interest rates, and external influences may still pose challenges, making the upcoming year anything but predictable.
As the province navigates through these potential disruptions, stakeholders and prospective buyers should remain vigilant. The anticipated balance could provide opportunities for both parties to engage in transactions without the intense competition seen in previous years. Overall, 2025 may usher in a much-needed shift towards a more sustainable and manageable real estate environment in British Columbia.
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September 12, 2025 - 21:48
Seven Cities Leading the Way in Buyer-Friendly Housing Markets for 2025In 2025, seven major cities have emerged as prime destinations for homebuyers, creating a favorable landscape for those looking to purchase property. These markets are characterized by an abundance...
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Mashpee Select Board Remains Neutral on Luxury Real Estate Transfer FeeThe Mashpee Select Board decided on Monday to withhold its position regarding the Barnstable County Luxury Tax Hearing. This proposal, initially introduced by the county’s Assembly of Delegates,...
September 11, 2025 - 22:39
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