Slowly but surely Canada’s housing market is turning around

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We're beginning to see a positive shift in Canada's housing market—a trend that's been unfolding quietly but steadily. After four months of rising home resales and two consecutive months of price increases, there’s a renewed sense of momentum. Inventory is stabilizing, and new listings are tapering off. Still, activity remains about 12% below the 10-year average and, as always, there are notable differences from region to region.

In my work advising on real estate investments throughout Metro Vancouver—including Vancouver, Burnaby, Surrey, and beyond—these market movements are more than just numbers; they’re signals for thoughtful planning. Understanding the subtle shifts, from stabilizing inventory to regional variations, is essential when deciding whether to buy, sell, or hold. I’m always here to keep you informed with up-to-date market analysis and insights, so you can make confident decisions in this ever-evolving landscape.

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