Naru Menon’s Blog
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CREA ke latest forecast ka 2025 mein kharidaar aur bechne walon ke liye kya matlab hai
Canadian Real Estate Association ke quarterly forecast se housing market ka mixed outlook dikh raha hai. 2024 mein national home sales mein 5.2% ki modest recovery ki umeed hai, lekin affordability challenges ab bhi bane hue hain. Interest rate cuts se thodi sales badhi hain, par consumer sentiment ab bhi low hai. September mein home…
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BC’s STR Rules Cause Drop in Listings
Short-term rental restrictions in British Columbia have significantly reduced available listings. New rules limit rentals to hosts' primary residences and certain property types since May.
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BC Rent Hikes Loom as Mortgages Are Renewed
Tenant advocates warn of potential rent hikes as landlords face renewed mortgage costs in British Columbia. Landlords can exceed the annual rent cap of 3.5% if refinancing costs increase due to interest rates.
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Kya Bank of Canada ka interest rate cut B.C. real estate market ko badhava dega?
Bank of Canada apne prime interest rate ko 4.25% se ghatakar 3.75% karne ki sambhavana hai. September mein flat numbers ke bawajood, October mein Lower Mainland mein gharon ki bikri mein mahatvapurn vriddhi dekhi gayi hai, jo normal star par wapas aa gayi hai. Visheshagya maante hain ki rate cut kuch kharidaron ko prerit kar…
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B.C. Expands Housing Options: Zoning Changes
British Columbia granted extensions to 21 local governments for updating zoning bylaws and infrastructure improvements.The zoning changes aim to allow more row homes, triplexes, townhouses, and secondary units across communities.
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BC Homebuyers Can Save $400 Monthly With New Plan
The federal government is implementing mortgage reforms by December 15, 2024, enhancing affordability.Monthly payments for average homes in British Columbia could decrease by approximately $400 with the new plan.
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Densification: The Solution to BC’s Housing Shortage
The BC NDP plans to build 300K middle-class homes over the next 10-yr. This goal is a significant upgrade from the original 114K homes promised in 2018.
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Burnaby Considering Development Framework Based On Height Instead Of Density
Burnaby City Council is considering a policy change to simplify development regulations by moving from a density-based framework to a height-based one. This aims to streamline approvals and improve building design quality by determining development potential based on building heights and setbacks instead of the complex floor area ratio. This proposal is part of a…
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British Columbia ka commercial market kaisa chal raha hai?
British Columbia ka commercial real estate market 2024 ke shuru mein mushkilon ka samna kar raha tha, jismein tight financing, interest rate cuts aur capital gains taxation mein badlav shamil the. Bade banks ki lending mein sakhti ke karan sales mein slowdown aaya, jabki high office vacancy rates ne landlords ko naye properties kharidne ke…
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BC Reveals New Housing Goals as Cities Lag
B.C. municipalities have been tasked with building over 60,000 homes in five years, but many are falling behind. Since the housing targets were set, more than 4,000 new homes have been built across the province.