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Canadian dollar keeps to narrow range as oil rally fadesOct 8, 2019
by FERGAL SMITH | TORONTO | REUTERS | PUBLISHED OCTOBER 7, 2019 from The Globe and Mail The Canadian dollar was little changed against its U.S.
BC Housing Sector Urges Federal Parties to Act on Affordability RecommendationsOct 2, 2019
from BCREA Vancouver, BC – October 2, 2019. Too many British Columbians struggle to find an affordable home to rent or own because of a lack of housing options. Nearly
Mortgage Rate ForecastSep 24, 2019
September, 2019 | from BCREA Economics Mortgage Rate Outlook
Residential Real Estate Market Showing Promising Sign of RecoverySep 5, 2019
from the Okanagan Mainline Real Estate Board KELOWNA, B.C. – September 4th, 2019. Residential sales across the region of Revelstoke to Peachland were 2% higher for
First-Time Home Buyer Incentive is live, but industry is skepticalSep 3, 2019
by Steve Randall | 03 Sep 2019 | from repmag.ca As Canadians enjoyed the Labour Day holiday, a new government scheme was officially launched that aims t
First-time homebuyers can apply for incentive program in 5 daysAug 28, 2019
by Steve Randall | 28 Aug 2019 | from repmag.ca The Federal government’s incentive scheme for first-time homebuyers is about to go live with applications open from next M
Mortgage originations declined in second quarter says TransUnionAug 22, 2019
By Steve Randall | August 22, 2019 | from repmag.ca There was a continued decline in mortgage originations in the second quarter of 2019. Originations fell 8.9% year-
Residential Real Estate Inventory Plateaus While Market Is Slowly RecoveringAug 2, 2019
KELOWNA, B.C. – August 2nd, 2019. Residential sales across the region of Revelstoke to Peachland increased 11% from June’s 725 sales, totaling 810 sales in July, which meant a 9% increase over this time last year, reports the
First-Time Home Buyer Incentive - New ResourcesAug 1, 2019
Yesterday, the Government of Canada released a number of tools and resources on the First-Time Home Buyer Incentive program page. Here’s a list of the items you can expect to find: An
Rate hold likely to spark new rise in household debtJul 29, 2019
by Steve Randall | 29 Jul 2019 | from repmag.ca The pause on consumer spending prompted by last year’s interest rate increases is about to give way to a new rise in