Market Update | June 2025
North Vancouver inventory is 45% above the 10-year average as global headwinds dampen Q2 buyer sentiment. Here is the financial breakdown for June 2025.
The "Fast-Track" Blueprint: Can Pre-Approved Designs Save You Money?
The government is releasing "pre-approved" home designs to speed up construction. We analyze how this impacts building costs and permit wait times in BC.
The 30-Year Bet: Cypress Village & The Future of West Van
West Vancouver's biggest development explained. We look at the Cypress Village master plan, the 1,500-acre land conservation, and early presale opportunities.
Market Shift: Why New Towers Are For Rent, Not For Sale
Why are so many new buildings in North Vancouver "For Rent" only? We explain the government incentives and market shifts limiting new condos for sale.
Buying Power: How to Fund Your First North Shore Home
A simple breakdown of the $60k RRSP limit, FHSA benefits, and why buying a "new" home saves you tax in North Vancouver. Updated for Nov 2024.
The "Trump Effect": Will the US Election Impact North Shore Real Estate?
With Trump back in office, will Americans move to Vancouver? We analyze the data, the Foreign Buyer Ban, and the real impact on the North Shore market.
Metric Watch: Why "Average" Price is Lying to You
Don't be fooled by the wrong data. We explain the critical difference between Average Price, Median Price, and HPI for North Shore real estate investors.
North Shore Growth Report: 22,000 New Homes vs. Old Infrastructure
The District of North Vancouver plans to add 22,000 homes by 2041. We analyze the risks, the infrastructure gap, and what this means for local real estate values.
2025 Market Alert: Why New Building Rules Will Cost You More
New BC building codes and rising city fees are set to increase home prices in 2025. Here is a simple breakdown of what these changes mean for North Shore buyers.
North Shore Schools: How to Find Your Home's Catchment Area
Moving to the North Shore? Learn how to find the exact school catchment for any home in North or West Vancouver using the official Baragar tools.