In this Market Intelligence, we will look at the potential impact of this policy on the BC housing market and draw out some of its potential consequences.
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In this market intelligence, we take the example of Auckland as indicative of what a policy of aggressive housing liberalization and upzoning could achieve in the BC housing market.
In this Market Intelligence, we show that the pattern of new listings we see is, in fact, a usual outcome of current market dynamics and underlying economic fundamentals.
BCREA’s latest Market Intelligence report forecasts that two significant federal government policies– the Foreign Buyers Ban and record-high immigration targets– will shape housing demand in BC over the next three years.
The latest Market Intelligence report summarizes how past Canadian recessions have impacted the BC economy and housing market and look forward to how the BC housing market may perform during a potential 2023 recession.
BCREA’s latest Market Intelligence Report finds that policies designed to streamline the development cycle are effective at mitigating demand shocks and corresponding price increases.
The latest Market Intelligence report explores both the historical impacts of the Bank raising its policy rate and a number of scenarios likely to play out in BC’s housing market as a result.
BCREA has published a measuring the imbalance between supply and demand in the BC housing market during the COVID-19 pandemic.
In BCREA’s latest Market Intelligence, we examine five unanswered questions about the post-pandemic housing market in BC.
The latest BCREA Market Intelligence examines whether it’s possible to say how much of the last decade’s rise in home prices we can attribute to changes in supply, demand, interest rates and other factors.
The latest BCREA Market Intelligence examines how the sharp drop in immigration this year due to the global pandemic has impacted the BC housing market…
BCREA’s latest Market Intelligence report points to uneven job losses across sectors, an increase in many households’ rate of savings, swift government aid, a tighter-than-ever housing supply and low interest rates…
The 2020 COVID-19 driven recession will be deep, though the duration may be shorter than past recessions…
While it’s unknown how the unfolding COVID-19 outbreak will impact the economy in the long-term, BC is facing a sudden stop in economic activity with little guidance to when things may return to normal…
While all BC markets experienced sharp declines since 2018, the Speculation and Vacancy tax is estimated to have reduced home sales in taxable regions in BC by an additional 12.5 per cent compared to non-taxable…
Evaluating the First-Time Home Buyer Incentive based on its principle eligibility criteria, the highest potential uptake of the FTHBI would be in more affordable regions located outside…
Home sales across Canada plummeted to start 2018. The near-coincident implementation of several new federal and provincial housing policies designed to temper BC housing demand has given rise to competing explanations…