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10/13/2026

Burnaby Home Prices Up 6%: A Strong Market for Sellers
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10/13/2026

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10/12/2026

Surrey - Most Expensive Homes of September 2026 | Whats going on In the Real Estate Market

10/11/2026

Happy Thanksgiving | Whats going on In the Real Estate Market

10/11/2026

Canadian Homebuyers Enjoy Most Affordable Prices Since 2023
Home prices across Canada have dipped again, with a 0.2% decline from July to August, marking the lowest point we've seen since April 2023. Compared to last year's peak, prices are now down 4.2%. Even in major cities like Vancouver—where we saw a 1.6% decrease—the effects of rising financing costs and softer sales are being felt. As someone who guides clients through the Surrey and Greater Vancouver market, I know how these shifts can impact your decisions. Whether you're considering buying or selling, understanding these trends is key to making the most of your move.


https://www.housing-trends.com/agent-news/rohit-rajnesh-prakash/2074722-Canadian-Homebuyers-Enjoy-Most-Affordable-Prices-Since-2023

10/10/2026

Which Homes Can You Afford?
Want to know which homes you could buy with your current rent?

Find out which homes you can afford based on your savings and rent. Get personalized advice from Rohit Prakash, Realtor.

10/10/2026

Home affordability improves in most Canadian markets
Watching the market closely, I’ve noticed that home affordability improved in 10 out of 13 major Canadian cities this August, with home prices dropping in most areas. Toronto leads the way with the biggest affordability gain, while Halifax, Ottawa, and Fredericton are seeing tougher conditions. It’s also important to mention that fixed mortgage rates have risen to 4.24%. Being a Realtor with Remax Bozz Realty right here in Surrey BC, I always keep my clients updated on these shifts—so you’re ready to make the best move when the time is right.


https://www.housing-trends.com/agent-news/rohit-rajnesh-prakash/2073678-Home-affordability-improves-in-most-Canadian-markets

10/09/2026

CMHC Foresees Stable Housing Market Into Year-End
As a Realtor with Remax Bozz Realty here in Surrey, I always keep an eye on the bigger picture when it comes to Canada’s housing market. Housing starts across the country have slowed down by 1.3% over the past six months, now sitting at 244,149 units, and the monthly numbers are holding steady at around 229,000. The year-to-date figures are down 4%, and while Montreal and Vancouver have seen some growth in new construction, Toronto’s numbers remain stable. I also noticed completions dropped by 11.2%, which can make the market feel even tighter for buyers and sellers. Staying informed about these trends helps me support my clients in making the best choices—whether you’re considering a move or just keeping tabs on your home’s value.


https://www.housing-trends.com/agent-news/rohit-rajnesh-prakash/2073679-CMHC-Foresees-Stable-Housing-Market-Into-Year-End

10/08/2026

Canada Needs Twice the Projected Homes | Whats going on In the Real Estate Market
It’s no secret that finding an affordable home in Canada is becoming tougher every year. According to the national housing agency, we actually need between 417,000 and 469,000 new homes each year through 2036 just to bring back the affordability we had before the pandemic. That’s nearly double what’s currently being built. Even now, there’s a yearly gap of 187,000 to 238,000 homes, and the pace of new construction is expected to slow down faster than the demand for housing. Most new builds are already committed to projects underway, so the shortage is set to continue unless there’s a dramatic increase in new construction. As someone who helps families navigate these challenges every day, I see firsthand how these numbers affect buyers and sellers in our Surrey BC market. If you’re planning your next move, understanding this supply gap is key to making informed decisions.

10/07/2026

Canada Needs More Homes to Sustain Affordability | Whats going on In the Real Estate Market
Lately, we’ve seen some welcome relief in home affordability across Canada, but as someone who helps families buy and sell in Surrey, I’m seeing firsthand how delicate that progress is. With new home construction—especially for those looking to own—slowing down, there’s real concern that we won’t have enough homes to meet future demand. The latest numbers say we’d need between 417,000 and 469,000 new homes started each year to bring affordability back to pre-pandemic levels by 2036, yet the gap isn’t really closing. Most of the new builds in major cities are rentals now, while ownership opportunities have dropped off, even as more rentals have helped balance things a bit. Slower population growth has made things a touch better, but since construction is lagging even more than demand, there’s a risk we’ll still fall behind once people start buying again. The big point for anyone thinking about their next move: keeping ownership construction strong now is key if we want to avoid a deeper shortage down the line.