The government has changed the income tax requirements for selling your principal residence. Click here for some details, but we recommend talking to your accountant for an overview of the changes and potential implications.
The government has changed the income tax requirements for selling your principal residence. Click here for some details, but we recommend talking to your accountant for an overview of the changes and potential implications.
The Greater Vancouver Real Estate Board, together with the BC Real Estate Association, has been lobbying the government for years to increase the First Time Buyers' Program threshold, as it's difficult to purchase a home under $475,000 in Greater Vancouver. They asked the government to increase the resale price threshold …
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You and your friends are invited to our free Event for First Time Home Buyers!
Learn how to take advantage of the New BC Housing 2nd Mortgage Program and other tips to help buy your first home! Guest speakers include:
We recently had the pleasure of helping Helen & Jasper sell their River District, Vancouver, BC home in 7 days for a great price, and purchase a new home. When purchasing their home, they were competing with four other buyers, and using our proven strategies, we were able …
In another ‘effort' to make housing more ‘affordable' for Canadians, CMHC raised their mortgage insurance premiums on January 17th, 2017.
These new premiums are seen as a direct consequence of the regulatory changes implemented by the federal government in October 2016. In their press release, CMHC advises that it …
The B.C. Government announced that the Foreign Home Buyer Tax may change so it does not apply to people with work permits. No news yet if and when this may apply.
Please contact us if you have any questions.
Property taxes in the Lower Mainland have increased by as much as 43% for 2017. According to Landcor Data Corporation, condos have increased between 12-33%, attached between 27-36%, and detached homes between 31-43%.
BC Assessments are based on property sales during last summer, so they aren’t always …
As you’ve probably heard, the BC Government will lend first-time homebuyers up to 5% of the purchase price to use as a downpayment to a maximum of $37,500.
There are many details still to be clarified - below is our understanding of the new regulations. However, we’re not …