rennie landscape : spring
Posted on May 08, 2025
Just some of the information you can find in the intelligence piece, put out twice a year. This is a look at mortgage renewals. What will happen when all of these homeowners need to renew at higher interest rates?
rennie review: April 2025
Posted on Apr 15, 2025
The rennie review is a monthly publication that includes our take on the latest MLS data for the Vancouver Region. Page 3 features what you need to know, Finding Footing in the Fog. Covering issues like tarriffs, housing and consumer confidence.
Go to Page 58 for Whistler's breakdown of chalet sales, Restricted and Unrestricted Nightly Rental, and Re...
Whistler Sales Stats: March 2025
Posted on Apr 14, 2025
whistler residential condo & townhouse
There were 9 residentially-zoned attached properties sold in Whistler during the month of March. This was 200% higher than than 5-year average of 3 sales.
In March, 11 new listings were added for residentially-zoned attached properties, 83% higher than last month's 6. The most new listings added were from Whistl...
rennie advance: april 2025
Posted on Apr 03, 2025
the rennie intelligence team compiles data every month for all regions. this particular review highlights Greater Vancouver which includes Whistler & Pemberton. Tariff-driven uncertainty contributed to significantly depressed sales in March, a month that is typically one of the busiest in the Vancouver Region. Monthly sales were almost half of their...
How US tariffs could shake up BC real estate
Posted on Feb 13, 2025
If there’s one thing that can send shockwaves through an already turbulent housing market, it’s a full-blown tariff war. And with recent US trade policies throwing yet another wrench into Canada’s economic machinery, BC’s real estate market is staring down a scenario that’s equal parts frustrating, unnecessary and entirely avoidable....
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Variable Mortgage Rates All the Rage
Posted on Jan 31, 2025
People are choosing Variables for these reasons: - They expect the Bank of Canada isn’t done easing
- Floating rates are finally on par with fixed rates
- It’s therefore easier to qualify for variables, given how the government’s mortgage stress test calculation works
- Standard variable mortgages have prepayment penalties of just three months’ interest (fixed...
