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City Council approves $500,000 in grant funding to support renters in Vancouver
Vancouver City Council has approved $500,000 in grants for 14 non-profit organizations to support renters, particularly low-income and equity-denied residents. The Renter Services Grants aim to help vulnerable renters secure housing and prevent displacement. Notable allocations include $35,000 to Circle Of Eagles Lodge Society for Indigenous housing support, $30,000 to Family Services of Greater Vancouver…
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3 Signs Vancouver Homebuyers Have the Upper Hand!
New listings surged 40% in Vancouver in January, shifting market conditions in buyers’ favor. Despite the increased supply, home resales declined 3% from December, continuing a two-month downward trend.
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Check out my new listing Address: 7088 SALISBURY Unit #230, Burnaby, British Columbia V5E0A4
Experience upscale living at WEST by BOSA in Highgate Village. This bright 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom corner unit offers 1,060 sq. ft. of modern living space, featuring an open kitchen with granite countertops, stainless steel appliances, and a breakfast bar. Enjoy spectacular city and mountain views from the expansive balcony. The spacious living room includes a nook,…
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The price has reduced for this Listing, check it out Listing Address: 25XX W 35TH Vancouver, British Columbia V6N2L8
This property includes hot water, an in-suite washer and dryer, kitchen appliances (fridge, stove, oven, microwave), and two beds (queen, king) with a dining set. Internet and hydro are not included. Located in desirable Mackenzie Heights, this home features a spacious layout with open living and dining areas, and one bedroom with a large den.…
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Here’s how much it cost to rent a one-bedroom apartment in Metro Vancouver in March
Metro Vancouver's rent prices have risen for the second consecutive month, with the average cost for an unfurnished one-bedroom unit increasing to $2,306. West Vancouver remains the most expensive, averaging $2,864 for one-bedroom units, while North Vancouver follows at $2,609. Vancouver's average is $2,460, with Richmond and Burnaby at $2,305 and $2,230, respectively. Surrey offers…
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AAA Credit Rating: How Vancouver Maintains Stability
Vancouver maintains its ‘AAA’ credit rating in 2025, ranking among Canada’s highest-rated cities. 80% of Vancouver’s operating revenue comes from property taxes and user fees, ensuring financial stability.
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Vancouver’s $15.5M Fund to Revamp Home Energy
Vancouver's $15.5M investment will revolutionize energy efficiency for 420 homes through a major funding boost. The funding aims to implement deep energy retrofits to enhance efficiency and extend building lifespans.
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Happy April Fool’s Day
Breaking news! Interest rates at pre-pandemic levels, mortgage rates at all-time low, announces Fed. It's a dream come true for homebuyers who have been waiting for the perfect time to enter the market! Dream on… Happy April Fool’s Day!
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Check out my new listing Address: 657 WHITING Unit #19, Coquitlam, British Columbia V3J0J6
1 Bedroom + Den | 1 Bathroom | 1 Parking | 1 Storage Lougheed Heights by BOSA offers modern living with smart design. This 573 sqft north-facing condo features stunning city and mountain views, a modern kitchen with stainless steel appliances and gas stove, and innovative space-saving features like an extending island counter and hidden…
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Pricey Vancouver is becoming even less popular with renters
Vancouver has fallen to 23rd place out of 25 cities in Canada for renters, according to a RentCafe report, dropping two spots since the last ranking. The city received a rental score of 48.63, while Winnipeg scored 100, making it the top-ranked city. RentCafe notes a trend of renters exploring smaller cities and suburban areas…
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