November Real Estate Insights: Why This Quiet Season Matters More Than You Think
Posted on Nov 20, 2025
If this year has felt like a marathon run at a sprinter’s pace, you’re not alone. The market has been busy, unpredictable, and at times, exhausting. But November has a way of asking us to slow down, take stock, and breathe.In real estate, we talk a lot about timing the market, but not enough about taking time within it. For some, this was the year...
A Gradual Return to Balance: What We’re Seeing in the Fall Market
Posted on Oct 15, 2025
As we move through the heart of the Fall market, the North Shore real estate scene is showing signs of life again — but it’s not a “flick the switch” recovery. Activity is returning, though at a measured pace, which is more in line with a healthy, sustainable adjustment than a sudden surge.Over the past year, prices across nearly all categories of...
North Vancouver Real Estate Market Update – Early September
Posted on Sep 12, 2025
September has a way of hitting the reset button. Vacations wrap up, kids head back to school, and households settle into routines that feel a little more structured than the lazy days of summer. In the North Vancouver real estate market, this seasonal shift is no small thing—it’s historically one of the busiest times of the year for buying and sell...
Why Summer Slowdowns Might Be the Best Time to Make a Move
Posted on Jul 22, 2025
Let’s be honest—July and August are not known for breakneck real estate activity. Between vacations, family visits, and a general urge to relax, many buyers and sellers decide to wait things out until fall.
But here’s the thing: if you’re serious about making a move, this quiet stretch might just be the window you didn’t know you needed.
Less Competi...
But here’s the thing: if you’re serious about making a move, this quiet stretch might just be the window you didn’t know you needed.
Less Competi...
Spring 2025 Market Check-In: A Quiet Shift After the Federal Election
Posted on May 14, 2025
Since the April 28 Federal election, conversations at open houses have felt a shade more optimistic. It’s subtle—fewer “I’ll wait and see” comments, a few more feature sheets in hand—but the change is there. Recent numbers back up the mood:
Supply has opened up. Metro Vancouver inventory just nudged past 16,000 homes, the highest spring selection si...
Supply has opened up. Metro Vancouver inventory just nudged past 16,000 homes, the highest spring selection si...
Spring in January? How Mild Weather Could Jumpstart the Real Estate Market.
Posted on Jan 15, 2025
This connection between nature’s renewal and human behavior is particularly evident in regions like ours, where seasonal changes are felt so distinctly. An early spring not only lifts spirits but also accelerates plans that might otherwise have been postponed. As the weather warms, potential buyers are more likely to attend open houses, stroll thro...