Where to Invest

Home to the College of the Rockies and the Canadian Rockies International Airport, the city is the main artery of the Kootenays

Mid-island home prices in the municipalities of Courtenay, Comox and Cumberland are soaring, led by more affordable - albeit limited - B.C. development land

The northern Sunshine Coast city's residential and commercial building permits are skyrocketing, due to an influx of young families relocating from the Lower Mainland

The port town of Prince Rupert serves as a hub for trade and transportation in B.C.'s northern region, with building permits more than doubling year-over-year

The Mission rental market is shockingly even tighter than Vancouver's, presenting a opportunistic environment for developers and landlords

The city's rapidly-growing population is supported by a 22 per cent increase in housing starts, along with new major hotel developments to draw in tourism

Slightly cheaper housing than mainland Vancouver with health care and education draws make the region desirable for both an aging population and young adults

The North Central Region city is less dependant on cyclical factors such as commodity prices, leading to strength in the region's hospitality and housing sectors

The region's housing start have grown exponentially, with investment incentives being offered to private investors interested in building commercial real estate

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