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BCREA's latest report on the future of British Columbia's housing markets reveals significant upside risk to prices in the coming years as a consequence of declining pre-sale and, by extension, construction activity.
It's estimated that (inflation-adjusted) prices could rise by as much as 27% by 2032 compared to 25% in the decade following the Great Financial Crisis.
The big question will be the extent to which all prices move upwards versus a scenario where we see price compression closer to the current top of the market, with changes in household purchasing power ultimately dictating how high prices can go.
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