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Saanich, BC
Saanich’s houseplex surge may still leave a smaller-home-heavy pipeline
A category change complicates the 99-houseplex headline. Bedroom data points to a different mix of homes in the next construction cohort.
Canadian real estate research
Interest rates, population shifts and housing policy reach each community differently. These articles connect the Canadian market picture with local prices, construction, planning and housing choices across the country.
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Garibaldi Highlands, Squamish, BC
Garibaldi Highlands Records 8 Sales in October 2026 Amid Limited Transaction Volume
Garibaldi Highlands recorded 8 sales in October 2026. The low transaction count limits the ability to assess current pricing trends or buyer demand shifts within the neighbourhood.
The Northyards, Squamish, BC
The Northyards Maps 18 Transit Stops and Three Parks
The Northyards maps 18 transit stops and three parks. These points indicate physical presence but not service quality or demand.
Valleycliffe, Squamish, BC
Valleycliffe Records Five Sales in October 2026 Amid Limited Market Data
Five sales closed in Valleycliffe during October 2026. The thin monthly volume makes it difficult to infer broader pricing direction from this single observation.
Hospital Hill, Squamish, BC
Hospital Hill Features Dense Transit Network and Multiple Parks
Hospital Hill offers 15 mapped transit stops and five parks. Two grocery stores and one recreation centre round out the local amenities.
Dentville, Squamish, BC
Dentville Records Three Sales in October 2026 Amid Mapped Transit and School Access
Dentville closed three sales in October 2026. The thin transaction base prevents confident assessment of local price movement or demand strength.
Cheakamus, Squamish, BC
Cheakamus Maps One Transit Stop Point
Cheakamus features one mapped transit stop, Tantalus at Cheakamus (SB). This single point is the only direct amenity recorded for the area.
Garibaldi Estates, Squamish, BC
Garibaldi Estates Features 35 Mapped Amenities with Heavy Transit Focus
Garibaldi Estates features 35 mapped amenities, dominated by 29 transit stops. The area also includes two grocery stores, two parks, one school, and one recreation facility.
Northridge, Squamish, BC
Northridge Records One Sale in October 2026 Amid Mapped Park and Transit Presence
Northridge logged one sale in October 2026. The neighbourhood's amenity map lists two parks and five transit stops.
Northyards, Squamish, BC
Northyards Faces Higher Property Taxes and Tighter Rental Rules
Northyards residents face a 12.8% property tax increase for 2026. Provincial rules now restrict short-term rentals to principal residences.
Brackendale, Squamish, BC
Brackendale Records 8 Sales in October 2026 Amid Municipal Housing Strategy
Brackendale closed 8 sales in October 2026. The District of Squamish is advancing Missing Middle housing forms and Waterfront Landing infrastructure nearby.
Eagle Run, Squamish, BC
Eagle Run Maps 11 Transit Stops and Three Parks Within Its Boundary
Eagle Run includes 11 mapped transit stops, three parks and one school. These amenities define the local infrastructure profile without establishing market performance.
Squamish, BC
Squamish Detached Prices Rise Despite Falling Sales Volume in October 2026
Squamish detached home sales fell to four units in October 2026, yet average prices climbed to $1,662,250. The market remains a buyer's environment with limited inventory.
Squamish, BC
Squamish is building quickly, but townhouses are still bucking the market
Squamish delivered almost all its first-year housing target in six months, but larger homes remained a minority. Retained market snapshots show detached inventory falling while days on market rose, and townhouses were the only major resale segment with an annual benchmark gain.
Sun Peaks, BC
Sun Peaks: DCC Hikes and OCP Updates Meet National Mortgage Renewal Pressures
Sun Peaks faces a 17.7% proposed increase in Development Cost Charges alongside the finalization of its 2026 Official Community Plan. These local developments coincide with a national wave of pandemic-era mortgage renewals expected to ra...
Sun Peaks, BC
Sun Peaks' rental breakthrough does not close its wider housing gap
A financed 110-home rental building, a missing-middle permit shortfall and development-charge cash flow point to different stages in Sun Peaks housing supply.
Newton, Surrey, BC
Newton Maps 126 Transit Stops and 24 Parks Within Its Boundary
Newton features 126 mapped transit stops and 24 parks. The area also includes 14 schools and 11 grocery stores.
Fleetwood, Surrey, BC
Fleetwood Maps 233 Amenities Across Transit, Parks, Schools and Recreation
Fleetwood holds 233 mapped amenity points across seven categories. The largest groups are 100 transit stops, 65 recreation sites and 45 parks.
City Centre, Surrey, BC
City Centre maps 202 amenities across transit, schools and parks
The neighbourhood contains 141 mapped transit stops, 6 schools and 15 parks. These points establish presence but not service quality or buyer demand.
Provinceton, Surrey, BC
Provinceton: Surrey's $943k Average Price Sits Below Metro Vancouver's Falling Benchmark Amid High Inventory
Surrey's average home price of $943,566 as of September 2026 is roughly 13% below Metro Vancouver's composite benchmark of $1,081,900, which fell 5.6% year-over-year in August. These broader market figures are not measured at the Provinc...
Elgin, Surrey, BC
Elgin Maps Twenty-Eight Amenities Across Parks, Transit and Recreation
Elgin features a dense cluster of mapped amenities. The area includes nine parks and twelve transit stops.
Sunnyside, Surrey, BC
Sunnyside Maps 94 Amenities Including 43 Transit Stops and 5 Schools
Sunnyside features 94 mapped amenities, led by 43 transit stops and 14 parks. The dataset identifies specific schools, childcare centres, and recreation facilities within the area.
Birdland, Surrey, BC
Birdland Features Dense Transit Network and Multiple Parks
Birdland includes 19 transit stops and 7 parks. These mapped points indicate infrastructure presence but do not confirm service quality or access convenience.
Clayton Heights, Surrey, BC
Clayton Heights Maps 40 Amenities Across Parks and Transit
Clayton Heights features 40 mapped amenities. The inventory includes 14 parks and 12 transit stops.
Aloha Estates, Surrey, BC
Aloha Estates Maps 38 Amenities Including 18 Parks and Two Schools
Aloha Estates includes 38 mapped amenities. These consist of 18 parks, 18 transit stops, and two schools.
Crescent Heights, Surrey, BC
Crescent Heights Maps Thirty Transit Stops and Seven Parks
Crescent Heights maps 30 transit stops and seven parks. Four schools serve the area, though catchment details remain unverified in this dataset.
Colebrook, Surrey, BC
Colebrook Maps 21 Amenities Including 8 Parks and 11 Transit Stops
Colebrook contains 21 mapped amenity points. These include 8 parks, 11 transit stops, 1 school and 1 dog park.
Bridgeview, Surrey, BC
Bridgeview Maps 56 Amenities Including 38 Transit Stops
Bridgeview features 56 mapped amenity points. The highest concentration is in transit infrastructure with 38 stop locations.
Port Kells, Surrey, BC
Port Kells Maps Eleven Local Amenities Including Recreation Hubs
Port Kells maps eleven local amenities. These include a community hall, an outdoor pool, and two distinct park areas.
Strawberry Hill, Surrey, BC
Strawberry Hill Maps 75 Amenities Including 47 Transit Stops and 6 Schools
Strawberry Hill maps 75 amenities, led by 47 transit stops. The area also includes 11 parks and 6 schools.
Grandview, Surrey, BC
Grandview Maps 48 Amenities Across Parks, Schools, and Transit Stops
Grandview features 48 mapped amenities, including 18 parks and 10 transit stops. These points indicate physical presence but do not confirm service quality or access.
Guildford, Surrey, BC
Guildford: Detached Prices Fall Faster Than Overall Market Amid Mortgage Renewal Pressure
Metro Vancouver's detached home benchmark price fell 7.2 per cent year-over-year in August 2026, a sharper decline than the 5.6 per cent drop across all residential types. Surrey's city-wide average sale price reached $943,566 by early S...
Anderson Walk, Surrey, BC
Anderson Walk Maps 17 Amenities Across Transit and Park Categories
Anderson Walk includes 17 mapped amenities. Nine transit stops and five parks define the current local infrastructure profile.
Hazelmere, Surrey, BC
Hazelmere Features Dense Transit Corridor and Multiple Schools
Hazelmere includes three schools and eight transit stops. The neighbourhood also has three parks and one recreation facility.
Ocean Park, Surrey, BC
Ocean Park Maps 49 Transit Stops and 24 Parks Across Its Residential Grid
Ocean Park includes 49 transit stops and 24 parks. Three schools serve the area with varying comparative performance ratings.
Douglas, Surrey, BC
Douglas Maps Seven Parks Amidst Limited Transit and School Infrastructure
Douglas maps eleven amenities, dominated by seven parks. One elementary school and two transit stops complete the local infrastructure profile.
Johnston Heights, Surrey, BC
Johnston Heights maps 111 local amenities across schools, parks, and transit stops
The neighbourhood contains 111 mapped amenity points. These include six schools, 31 parks, and 43 transit stops within the boundary.
Morgan Creek, Surrey, BC
Morgan Creek Maps 53 Amenities Across Transit, Recreation and Schools
Morgan Creek has 53 mapped amenities including 18 transit stops and 20 recreation sites. No local market figures are available in the supplied evidence.
Mud Bay, Surrey, BC
Mud Bay Contains Three Mapped Park Points
OpenStreetMap data identifies three park points within the Mud Bay neighbourhood boundary. These mapped locations include Mud Bay Park and Colebrook Park.
Brownsville, Surrey, BC
Brownsville Maps 17 Amenities Across Transit and Recreation
The neighbourhood contains 12 transit stops, two parks, one dog park, and two recreation facilities. These mapped points define the current physical inventory without indicating service frequency or quality.
Anniedale, Surrey, BC
Anniedale Maps Nine Transit Stops and One Recreation Facility
Anniedale features nine transit stops and one recreation facility. These mapped points define the local amenity baseline without indicating service quality or demand.
Panorama Ridge, Surrey, BC
Panorama Ridge Maps 57 Transit Stops and 37 Parks Across Its Boundaries
Panorama Ridge includes 57 transit stops and 37 parks. These mapped points indicate infrastructure presence but do not confirm service quality or access.
Rosewood Park, Surrey, BC
Rosewood Park Maps 59 Amenities with Heavy Transit Presence
Rosewood Park features 59 mapped amenities. Transit stops represent the largest group at 21 locations.
Port Mann, Surrey, BC
Port Mann Maps 60 Amenities with Heavy Transit Focus
Port Mann features 60 mapped amenities. Transit stops dominate the local infrastructure profile.
Fraser Heights, Surrey, BC
Fraser Heights Maps 17 Transit Stops and 15 Parks
Fraser Heights includes 17 transit stops and 15 parks. These mapped points indicate infrastructure presence but do not confirm service quality or access.
Cloverdale, Surrey, BC
Cloverdale Maps 56 Transit Stops and 22 Recreation Facilities
Cloverdale features 56 transit stops and 22 recreation facilities. These mapped points define the local infrastructure landscape without indicating service levels.
Whalley, Surrey, BC
Whalley buyers face regional price softening as Metro Vancouver detached homes fall 7.2 percent
Metro Vancouver's composite benchmark price fell 5.6 percent year-over-year to $1,081,900 in August 2026, with detached homes declining faster than apartments.
South Surrey, Surrey, BC
South Surrey: A Hub of Transit and Local Amenities
South Surrey features 34 mapped amenities, with a notable concentration of 15 transit stops. The area also includes multiple parks, grocery stores, and recreation centres.
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