Where to Invest

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

Sourcing funds for real estate development can be both imperative and challenging. Here are some atypical ways to find money

High potash, oil and wheat price power Saskatoon’s economy in good years, while low prices weigh it down in bad ones

Less dependent on commodities than its prairie kin, government spending keeps the city above the fray

Forestry remains a stalwart in the B.C. interior hub, but that's changing

From aerospace to government, Winnipeg has one of the most diverse economies in Canada