‘Life goes ‘ — and so do real estate sales
Posted on Feb 15, 2026
Sometimes you might get the feeling from listening to and reading about the state of the Metro Vancouver real estate market that’s so quiet it is barely breathing. However, numerous analysts are implying the pent-up demand that comes in these times could be just around the corner.
Besides that, the current “state of the market” is that there are sti...
Helping buyers find that perfect match
Posted on Dec 17, 2025
Selling real estate, of course, isn’t always about having listings. It’s also about finding listings for buyers who also enlist the services of realtors. The plan is to find a perfect match.
This month, there were two ideal transactions for Nexus buyers.
In West Vancouver, a couple bought a condo in the desirable location of Ambleside Village. It’s o...
Coming soon: property assessments for 2026
Posted on Dec 07, 2025
With the B.C. property assessments soon to show up in the mailbox, there are some things worth remembering:
• The assessment is based on your property’s value as of July 1st this year.
•Your property taxes will be based on that assessment for 2026.
•Expect to receive the notice early in January, as the assessments are released on the second day of the...
One reason real estate's a good investment
Posted on Nov 19, 2025
In each issue of News From Nexus, there’s a story about the previous month’s real estate statistics from Greater Vancouver Realtors. They, of course, are just the tip of the stats iceberg and some of the ones that readers don’t see also have a story to tell.
In this era when home prices are more or less stable — or in some cases going down — the que...
BCREA: housing market getting stronger
Posted on Nov 19, 2025
The latest news from the B.C. Real Estate Association is about the “housing market activity strengthening into the closing months of 2025.”
This requires a little context, of course. It’s based on the graph that shows sales in all parts of the province are going in the right direction.
It’s also based on the fact that while sales increases are occur...
Bank of Canada rate lowered another .25 per cent
Posted on Nov 19, 2025
"For many months, we have been stressing that monetary policy cannot undo the damage caused by tariffs. Increased trade friction with the United States means our economy will work less efficiently, with higher costs and less income. Monetary policy can help the economy adjust as long as inflation is well-controlled, but it cannot restore the econom...