-
News
- Spring 2012
- Fall 2011
- Spring / Summer 2011
- Fall 2010
- Spring 2010
- Winter 2009
- Summer 2009
- Winter 2008
- Summer 2008
- Spring 2008
- September 2007
- May 2007
- January 2007
- Fall 2006
- May 2006
- January 2006
- Fall 2005
- Spring 2005
- Fall 2004
- Spring 2004
- Fall 2003
- Spring 2003
- January/February 2002
- Fall 2002
- July/August 2002
- April/May 2002
- November/December 2001
- July/Aug 2001
- February/March 2001
- August/September 2000
- February/March 2000
- November/December 1999
- June/July 1999
- March/April 1999
-
January 2007
House Market
Like the condo market, the last quarter of 2006 provided a welcome break from the madness of earlier in the year. However, inventory still remained tight and prices solid. There is still no underlying reason to suspect that homes in established neighbourhoods will not continue to be in high demand, with price increases for 2007 on the Westside anticipated once again. Its hard to imagine that owning any piece of land 15 minutes from Downtown Vancouver will not be a bad investment over the next 10 years. If you don't do it for yourself do it for your grandkids!Condo Market
As predicted in the last newsletter, we saw a much needed adjustment in the pace of the market. With some real choice for buyers, urgency to make a decision finally subsided, forcing sellers to either adjust their sights or sit back on the sidelines for a while.Vancouver is a highly educated and responsive market place. In this new calmer climate, there is now every chance that prices can find a sustainable level and that the number of transactions will begin to increase again this Spring.