What You Need to Know About Changing Sentiment in Metro Vancouver

May 31, 2022

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Ryan Berlin

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A recent survey of Metro Vancouver residents shows continued engagement in the housing market and

an expectation of rising home values, despite deepening concerns about personal finances.

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With another release of Consumer Price Index data from Statistics Canada bringing another decrease in inflation (to 2.8% in February), all eyes turn back to the Bank of Canada ahead of its next interest rate announcement.

Most recently at 2.9%, Canadian inflation is unambiguously slowing, meaning we’re just a little bit closer to the beginning of what will amount to significant interest rate cuts by the Bank of Canada later this year.