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Metro Vancouver's purpose-built rental vacancy rate rose to 1.6% this year, up from 0.9% last. While vacancy remains low overall, this is the highest rate this market has seen in a decade (excluding 2020).
Canada's population growth is slowing, but growing it still is: after adding more than 176K people in Q3, we're on pace to add more people (675K) for the full year 2024 than in any prior year save for 2022 and 2023.
the rennie landscape | Vancouver | Fall 2024
We are pleased to present our Fall 2024 edition of the rennie landscape. In this edition of the rennie landscape—which we've tailored to Metro Vancouver—we explore elements of economic and demographic change, along with many others, to help shed light on how and why our housing markets are evolving the way that they are—and what could lie ahead.
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Though time will ultimately tell, our early take is that falling interest rates do appear to be stimulating housing demand in BC's resale markets.
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from sea to sky, opportunities abound
December 2024 • Episode 70
sales burst and population bust
November 2024 • Episode 69
conquering inflation, at a cost
October 2024 • Episode 68
to buy or not to buy (now)?
September 2024 • Episode 67