Where to Invest

Metro Vancouver and Kelowna prices were lower in June than a month earlier but continued to increase in Victoria, B.C.’s largest market outside of the Lower Mainland.

Building permits average $200 million a month and housing sales are up 253 per cent from 2020 as Okanagan city shifts into development overdrive

Commercial permits in Lethbridge ballooned in 2016, with retail and office sectors performing exceptionally well

The City of Langford population is growing at a prodigious rate of 20 per cent, driving up demand for housing and commercial projects

Purchasing a home in the Northern Cariboo region only requires 27 per cent of household income, while the city's rental vacancy continues to loosen

Beachfront properties draw in wealthy retirees and investors willing to shell out for property in one of mid-island's most pricey locales

Home prices for both detached and attached stock are declining, offering bargain investment options for investors looking to purchase rental units

Despite several axed LNG projects, the City of Terrace is putting its faith in a large-scale industrial park and tourism measures

The city of Nelson has transitioned from a rural lumber town to an arts and cultural haven, punctuated by health care and retail industries

The Peace River Regional District is punctuated by its agricultural capital Dawson Creek and the province's oil and gas industry hub, Fort St. John