The Pulse: November 2026 Greater Vancouver and Fraser Valley

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A new provincial government, new councils across the region, and the first rate hike since 2023. What does it mean for B.C. real estate?The elections are behind us, and housing policy looks very different heading into 2027. In this month’s episode of The Pulse, Brittany Reimer and Ashley Judd unpack what the provincial and municipal results mean for housing: the proposed taxes on unsold condos are off the table, both levels of government are promising faster approvals and lower building costs, and new councils mean the rules could vary city by city. They also look at the Bank of Canada’s move to 2.50% and what it means for buyers and anyone renewing.On the market side, October brought seven presale launches and 270 released homes, well above forecast, but buyers were slow to follow, with a same-month absorption of 12%. Townhomes led the launch calendar as family demand holds steady, while resale sales picked up from September in both Greater Vancouver and the Fraser Valley.The team breaks down the latest across presale and resale markets, along with the policy shifts and economic uncertainty shaping the late-fall market.📍 Filmed at York by Listraor, at Willow and 37th on Vancouver’s West Side.Listen to our audio-only version on your favourite streaming platform: Apple (https://hubs.ly/Q04F7Y_t0) (https://hubs.ly/Q04F7Zn60), iHeart Radio (https://hubs.ly/Q04F7Zn70) (https://hubs.ly/Q04F7Zn80), Spotify (https://hubs.ly/Q04F7Zbw0) (https://hubs.ly/Q04F7Zn90), Amazon Music (https://hubs.ly/Q04F7Znb0 (https://hubs.ly/Q04F7Znc0)MLA Canada | Real Estate Intelligent100-856 Homer St., Vancouver BC @mlacanada | LinkedIn | Instagram | Facebook | Twitter | RedBook | WeChat

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