by Rooz Allahyari | Jan 13, 2026 | Guest Columns
After two years of interest-rate shocks and stalled transactions, Vancouver’s housing market is entering a new phase. It is neither a boom nor a collapse. What comes next is likely to be shaped less by sentiment and more by fundamentals that change slowly and can be...
by Susan Doran | Nov 27, 2025 | Boards & Associations, News
“What a night and what a result!” announced newly elected Yukon Premier Currie Dixon in his victory speech earlier this month. The Yukon’s recent territorial general election on Nov. 3 saw the long-established Liberal party “obliterated” by Dixon’s right-leaning Yukon...
by Samantha Long | Jun 25, 2025 | Boards & Associations, News
With annual population growth reaching three per cent in Toronto and Vancouver, three times the national average, governments in Canada’s two largest cities are investing heavily in transit, opening up traditionally undervalued urban and suburban areas. A recent...
by Daniel Foch | Dec 24, 2024 | News
Canada’s once unstoppable population growth is finally tapping the brakes, and the ripple effects are beginning to surface—most notably in the country’s rental markets. In a significant shift that could reshape the dynamics of Canada’s real estate landscape, the...
by REM Editorial Team | Nov 27, 2024 | News
Canada’s housing market is heading in two very different directions in 2025, depending on the type of home, according to a new report from CIBC. In their housing outlook for 2025, economists Benjamin Tal and Katherine Judge outline a tale of two markets: low-rise...
