North Vancouver January 2026 Real Estate Market Update
Posted on Feb 16, 2026
Source: Greater Vancouver Realtors MLS® Statistics January 2026
The North Vancouver real estate market in January 2026 showed more resilient activity compared to some neighbouring luxury-focused markets. According to the latest report from the Real Estate Board of Greater Vancouver, overall sales activity remains below January 2025 levels, but buyer...
West Vancouver Real Estate Market Update | January 2026
Posted on Feb 16, 2026
Source: Greater Vancouver Realtors MLS® Statistics January 2026
In January 2026, the West Vancouver housing market continued the trend toward more balanced and buyer-leaning conditions compared with last year. According to local MLS® data, total sales in West Vancouver were down modestly, approximately 6.5% below January 2025 levels, while inventory...
Best Coffee Shops & Bakeries in West Vancouver: Local Favourites Worth Visiting
Posted on Feb 03, 2026
West Vancouver is known for its coastal beauty, walkable neighborhoods, and high quality of life, and its coffee shops and bakeries are a big part of that lifestyle. From Ambleside to Dundarave and Park Royal, these local spots are where residents gather, work, and unwind.Whether you live in West Vancouver or are considering moving to the area, her...
First-Time Home Buyer's Guide in Vancouver & BC: Benefits, Incentives and ...
Posted on Jan 24, 2026
Buying your first home is one of the biggest financial milestones you’ll ever make—and in today’s buyer’s market, first-time home buyers in Vancouver, West Vancouver, and the North Shore have more opportunities than they’ve had in years.With increased inventory, fewer bidding wars, and multiple government incentives available, first-time buyers can...
NORTH VANCOUVER REAL ESTATE MARKET UPDATE - DECEMBER 2024
Posted on Jan 12, 2025 in Real Estate Market Update
Bank of Canada Holds Interest Rate Steady at 5%
Posted on Nov 07, 2023
The Bank of Canada has decided to keep its benchmark interest rate steady at 5%
The move was widely expected by economists and investors who follow the central bank, after a slew of data points in recent months — from GDP, to jobs to inflation itself — painted a picture of an economy that was slowing down.
Eight times a year, the central bank meets...
