Mitra Saberi Personal Real Estate Corporation

Mitra Saberi Personal Real Estate Corporation Hello and welcome to my Facebook Business Page. I Specialize in bringing buyers and sellers together Feel free to be in direct touch with me.

As a REALTOR®, I am dedicated to selling your house or finding you the dream home you are searching for. Take your time to browse and find out how I work on your behalf to get you the results you hope for. Please call or send me a note I would love to hear your thoughts. I am up-to-the minute on the current information and I am ready to guide you through Real Estate Market. Evergreen West Realty

09/22/2026

Building Permits Data Release: What It Means for Canada's Housing Market
Having spent over two decades guiding clients through the ups and downs of Greater Vancouver's real estate market, I've seen firsthand how building permits data can set the tone for what’s ahead. When permit numbers are strong, it often means we can anticipate more new homes, a healthier supply, robust job creation, and economic stability in neighborhoods from Eagle Ridge to Westwood Plateau. On the other hand, weaker data can signal cooling demand and the possibility of supply shortages and job impacts. Keeping an eye on these trends is essential for anyone thinking about their next move in the Tri-Cities or beyond—it's all part of understanding the bigger picture in our ever-evolving housing landscape.

09/21/2026

Bank of Canada Holds 2.25% Key Rate
The Bank of Canada has decided to keep its key interest rate steady at 2.25%. This move comes as Canada’s economy continues to recover, with GDP up by 3.3% in the second quarter and unemployment dipping to 6.4% in July. As someone who has spent over two decades navigating the real estate landscape from Coquitlam to Chilliwack, I know how important these economic signals are for buyers and sellers alike. With the next rate review set for October 28, 2026, I’ll be keeping an eye on how inflation and market conditions evolve, especially as they shape opportunities in residential homes and condos throughout the Tri-Cities and Greater Vancouver.

Slowly but surely Canada's housing market is turning aroundAfter two decades helping clients navigate the ups and downs ...
09/20/2026

Slowly but surely Canada's housing market is turning around
After two decades helping clients navigate the ups and downs of Greater Vancouver’s real estate market, I can say that signs of a gradual recovery are finally emerging across Canada. We’ve now seen four consecutive months where home resales are on the rise, and in the past two months, prices have started inching up as well. Inventory levels are stabilizing, and although new listings are trending downward, market activity overall still sits about 12% below the 10-year average—something that varies quite a bit depending on the region. Having worked extensively in neighborhoods like Eagle Ridge, Westwood Plateau, and Central Port Coquitlam, I know how regional differences often shape local opportunities. It’s a nuanced landscape, but these trends are worth watching whether you’re considering making a move or simply keeping an eye on the market’s direction.


https://www.housing-trends.com/agent-news/mitra-saberi-prec-193157/1928371-Slowly-but-surely-Canada%27s-housing-market-is-turning-around

Canada's housing market 'finally' moving toward recovery this year: RBCAfter over two decades working in Greater Vancouv...
09/19/2026

Canada's housing market 'finally' moving toward recovery this year: RBC
After over two decades working in Greater Vancouver’s dynamic real estate landscape, I’ve witnessed many market cycles—and the latest shift is promising. According to RBC, Canada’s housing market is showing signs of genuine recovery: we’re seeing more home resales, inventory beginning to stabilize, and prices finding their footing. While resales may see a modest 3.6% dip this year, projections point to a 6.7% rise next year, accompanied by slight price growth as interest rates hold steady and external factors remain in play. For homeowners and buyers across the Tri-Cities, Eagle Ridge, and Westwood Plateau, these indicators suggest more balanced opportunities ahead. Staying informed and prepared is key as the market finds its new rhythm.


https://www.housing-trends.com/agent-news/mitra-saberi-prec-193157/1960495-Canada%27s-housing-market-%27finally%27-moving-toward-recovery-thi

Metro Vancouver Buyers Enjoy More Choices in Real Estate MarketDespite what many might consider favourable conditions fo...
09/18/2026

Metro Vancouver Buyers Enjoy More Choices in Real Estate Market
Despite what many might consider favourable conditions for buyers, Metro Vancouver real estate saw a 4.6% decrease in sales this August compared to last year. Factors like slower immigration, reduced investor interest, and higher mortgage rates continue to shape the market. The benchmark price now sits at $1,081,900, down 5.6%. In the Fraser Valley, the story is similar: sales are down 14% and prices have decreased 7% to $869,900. After two decades helping clients navigate the Tri-Cities and Greater Vancouver markets, I’ve seen cycles like this before—each with its own set of opportunities and challenges. If you’re considering your next move in areas like Eagle Ridge, Westwood Plateau, or Central Port Coquitlam, understanding these shifts can be your edge.


https://www.housing-trends.com/agent-news/mitra-saberi-prec-193157/1966145-Metro-Vancouver-Buyers-Enjoy-More-Choices-in-Real-Estate-Mar

09/17/2026

Canada Fee Cuts Could Unlock Supply
Development fees have a real impact on housing supply and affordability in our communities. According to a recent national housing agency report, reducing these fees could make about 14% more residential projects feasible across Canada. For cities like Toronto and Vancouver, the potential is even greater—removing these charges might boost viable projects by around 10%. In Toronto’s case, that could address half its stated supply gap.

Here in Greater Vancouver, we see fees for comparable units ranging from $20,000 to $33,000—quite a bit higher than cities like Calgary, where fees are between $4,000 and $9,000. While these fees support essential infrastructure—roads, sewers, administration—there’s a balance to be found. The housing agency’s economist noted that the optimal fee isn’t zero, but lowering fees for family-sized homes could help make new projects more competitive, especially for families facing high prices on larger units.

Having spent over two decades navigating the evolving real estate landscape from West Vancouver to Chilliwack, I’ve seen firsthand how policy shifts like these can shape opportunities for both buyers and sellers in our area.

09/15/2026

Housing affordability improved in July from June
July brought a welcome shift for buyers across many Canadian markets, with home prices dropping in 10 out of 13 regions—including right here in Vancouver. As someone who’s watched the Greater Vancouver market ebb and flow over the past 20 years, it’s notable to see these changes reflected locally, especially in areas like Hamilton and Regina as well. While mortgage rates saw only a slight dip, it’s the price reductions that really helped ease the income requirements for securing a mortgage. For those navigating the Tri-Cities or considering the vibrant communities from West Vancouver to Chilliwack, this means a bit more breathing room when planning your next move.

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Coquitlam, BC
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