Sales in Mission finally saw a meaningful lift in October, marking the second month in a row where buyers began stepping back into the market. Lower interest rates and more realistic pricing across the Fraser Valley helped boost activity, even though affordability remains the biggest challenge for most buyers tod...
Six months of price declines have done what earlier rate decreases couldn’t — bringing more buyers back to the table.
It’s been another month of cautious optimism. Inflation moved up to 2.4% in September from 1.9% in August. The Bank of Canada responded with two rate cuts — first to 2.50%, then to 2.25% at the end of Oc...
That’s the question I hear the most. And here’s the straight answer: the market has shifted. Buyers have more leverage than they’ve had in years, while sellers need sharper pricing and presentation to stand out.
This isn’t about the Fraser Valley as a whole. It’s about Mission. Let’s break down what happ...
The latest Mission real estate stats are in—and if you’re thinking about buying or selling, there’s a lot to unpack. Detached homes, townhomes, and apartments each moved in different directions this month.
Prices inched up slightly in some segments, while others continued to soften. Overall? It’s still a slower summer market...
Mission’s real estate market isn’t in a frenzy—but it’s definitely moving. The quiet confidence we saw in June tells us a lot about where the real activity is… and where it’s not. I break down exactly what happened last month across Mission’s detached homes, townhomes, and apartments—and what it means for both buyers and sell...