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Agent listing$3,880,000
Vancouver, British Columbia
3 bd · 4 ba · 2,025 sqft
Agent listing$950,000
Richmond, British Columbia
2 bd · 2 ba · 950 sqft
Agent listing$958,800
Vancouver, British Columbia
2 bd · 2 ba · 979 sqft
Group listing$2,350,000
Vancouver, British Columbia
5 bd · 3 ba · 2,497 sqft
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MLS R3164417
Active
Vancouver, British Columbia
$3,880,000
3 bd · 4 ba · 2,025 sqft
MLS R3121347
Active
Richmond, British Columbia
$950,000
2 bd · 2 ba · 950 sqft
MLS R3141322
Active
Vancouver, British Columbia
$958,800
2 bd · 2 ba · 979 sqft
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RentCafe's Q3 report shows Vancouver and Toronto missing from Canada's top 10 most in-demand rental markets for the second straight quarter, while smaller BC cities Victoria and Nanaimo crack the list. This shift signals changing renter priorities that Greater Vancouver property owners and investors need to understand.
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The federal government will extend Canada's foreign buyer ban to January 2029 while carving out a new exemption for new construction, but with BC's 20 per cent foreign buyer transfer tax still in place and the definition of "new home" still undefined, Metro Vancouver's pool of over 14,000 unsold new condominiums may see only limited relief.
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The Bank of Canada's October deliberation summary, published November 10, reveals the Governing Council agreed another 0.25% hike could be needed on December 9, with prime potentially hitting 4.95%. For Greater Vancouver buyers with pre-approvals, variable-rate holders, and anyone renewing this winter, the next four weeks of inflation and jobs data will determine whether monthly payments jump again.
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Surrey Mayor Doug McCallum is pushing to withdraw the city from Metro Vancouver except for water, sewer and waste services, potentially saving the average homeowner only $31 annually while risking access to regional transit funding and growth coordination. For Surrey buyers and sellers, the move introduces uncertainty around future infrastructure commitments and property tax stability, particularly regarding the promised SkyTrain extension to Newton.
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The federal government's Budget 2026 proposes extending the foreign buyer ban on existing homes to 2029 while exempting new construction, alongside mortgage insurance reforms that raise price caps to $1.5 million and introduce 30-year amortizations for qualifying buyers. These changes aim to protect domestic resale inventory while channeling international investment toward new supply, with significant implications for financing options in Greater Vancouver's high-priced market.
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A Windsor Street home assessed at over $1.7 million sold for $825,000 at Vancouver's annual tax auction, alongside Point Grey properties that also fetched roughly half their values. While the headline discounts look dramatic, the one-year owner redemption window and a near-total lack of completed transfers in the last decade mean these auctions function more as high-yield interest bets than actual distressed home purchases for Vancouver buyers.
