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Whether you’re set on buying your first home or moving on to your next property, finding the right house can be daunting. Because your home is metaphorically where your heart lives, our emotions can come into play, so it is essential to be sure about

The real estate market is experiencing a downturn due to the effects of a global pandemic. There are ample properties, but prices have become stagnant, and an increased duration on the market has signalled a shift to a buyer’s market. This feature will examine tips

Housing sales and prices have been affected by COVID-19’s impact on the state of the economy. Here are some tips to help real estate agents through this challenging time. Don’t pretend that it’s business as usual. Review your budget and make sure to cut out

As we feel the effects of dealing with the threat of COVID-19, we are also developing fears about a global recession and reduced purchasing power for consumers. The real estate industry has been impacted more than other sectors per se. It has been classified as

Customer service is a crucial component of producing, buying, and selling real estate. The market requires dedicated agents who are empathetic and patient — we want to build a superior customer experience, thereby generating more word of mouth referrals and increasing revenue. Enjoy these tips

2020 is looking bright thanks to an upswing in non-residential construction. Expect the economy to grow; the coming year promises to be eventful for the BC business community. In this post, we examine five factors shaping the outlook and business climate in the province this

In short, real estate and land development may be one of the most lucrative businesses that an entrepreneur could start. It requires initial capital, extensive strategic planning, and rock solid tactical follow through. The consequences, however, may be disastrous when compared to other ventures such

The British Columbia real estate affordability crisis is resulting in the lowest sales in decades. This may be due to the limited usable land available. A contributing factor propelling this anomaly may be the limited usable land available in BC’s lower mainland. In addition, strong

One of the most contested arguments around urban planning and housing has been whether real estate densification is good or bad for our cities. In some spheres, densification can be the key to a city’s future, leading to reduced urban sprawl, accessible transit, and more