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Reena Panchmatia-REALTOR I work with buyers and sellers in Burnaby, Vancouver, New Westminster, North Van, West Van, Surrey and Richmond.

I can also refer you to some excellent Realtors outside of the Lower Mainland if you are looking for properties in those areas.

10/12/2026

Vancouver - Most Affordable Homes of September 2026
If you’ve been searching for homes in Vancouver that won’t break the bank, here’s a look at the city’s most affordable options for September 2026. Whether you’re a first-time buyer or looking for an entry point in this market, these properties start at $187,500 and go up to $299,000. Here’s the current lineup by price:
1. R3168650 — $187,500
2. R3155380 — $199,000
3. R3154047 — $200,000
4. R3164940 — $210,000
5. R3167068 — $210,000
6. R3064558 — $230,000
7. R3166823 — $240,000
8. R3130236 — $244,000
9. R3163602 — $249,000
10. R3162917 — $275,000
11. R3166835 — $275,000
12. R3165045 — $278,000
13. R3163264 — $290,000
14. R3099399 — $299,000
15. R3127379 — $299,000

I work with buyers and sellers throughout Vancouver and the surrounding areas, and I’m always keeping an eye on opportunities like these for my clients. If you’re exploring your options or want to learn more about listings in the Lower Mainland, I’m here to help you navigate the possibilities.

10/11/2026

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'Temporary detour, not a derailment': RBC on latest market slowdownAugust brought a slight cooling to Canada's housing m...
10/10/2026

'Temporary detour, not a derailment': RBC on latest market slowdown
August brought a slight cooling to Canada's housing market, with home resales dipping by 0.7%. While each region is experiencing its own mix of price and sales shifts, I'm watching how mortgage renewals with higher payments are adding new layers of complexity for buyers. Even so, inventory levels are staying balanced as borrowing costs hold steady. For those navigating the Burnaby, Vancouver, New Westminster, North Shore, Surrey, Richmond, or Sunshine Coast markets, these trends might influence your decisions differently depending on your area. My focus is on helping you understand these local dynamics—whether you're buying or selling, or even exploring options beyond the Lower Mainland.


https://www.housing-trends.com/agent-news/reena-1/2078902-%27Temporary-detour%2C-not-a-derailment%27%3A-RBC-on-latest-market-s

Gen Z buyers lead every generation on affordability trade-offsIt's interesting to see Gen Z leading the way when it come...
10/08/2026

Gen Z buyers lead every generation on affordability trade-offs
It's interesting to see Gen Z leading the way when it comes to making affordability trade-offs in the real estate market. This generation is showing remarkable financial flexibility, willing to cut back on spending and opt for smaller homes in order to achieve homeownership. I’ve noticed here in Canada, buyers tend to be more open to downsizing compared to other parts of the world—while in the UK, buyers are less likely to make these compromises. For anyone considering a purchase in Burnaby, Vancouver, New Westminster, North Vancouver, West Vancouver, Surrey, Richmond, or even the Sunshine Coast, understanding how different generations approach these decisions can really help set expectations. And if you're looking outside the Lower Mainland, I can connect you with some excellent Realtors to help guide you through your options.


https://www.housing-trends.com/agent-news/reena-1/2092125-Gen-Z-buyers-lead-every-generation-on-affordability-trade-of

10/08/2026

Vancouver - Most Expensive Homes of September 2026
Curious about Vancouver’s ultra-luxury market? Here’s a look at the city’s most expensive homes listed this September 2026—a fascinating cross-section of top-tier real estate. The highest asking price tops out at $58,800,000 (Listing R3167930), with other remarkable properties ranging from $49,880,000 to $18,990,000. As someone deeply familiar with Vancouver’s distinct neighbourhoods—and the wide range of buyers and sellers navigating these markets—these numbers never fail to impress. If you’re interested in what sets these exclusive listings apart or just want to keep a pulse on Vancouver’s luxury scene, I’m always happy to share insights from my experience across the Lower Mainland.

10/06/2026

Home affordability finds its footing, but rising rates could change that
We've seen some positive movement in home affordability lately, thanks largely to declining prices in cities like Toronto, Vancouver, and Montréal. Even though Canada's average five-year fixed mortgage rate edged up to 4.55% in August, this hasn't made a significant difference to monthly payments for most buyers. As someone who helps clients navigate the Burnaby, Vancouver, New Westminster, North and West Vancouver, Surrey, Richmond, and Sunshine Coast markets, I know how quickly things can shift with changing rates. If you're keeping an eye on affordability or considering your next move—whether locally or beyond the Lower Mainland—it's important to stay informed as the landscape evolves.

10/05/2026

Vancouver Resales Edge Up
Resale activity in Vancouver has ticked up, with a nearly 10% month-over-month increase—surpassing 2,000 homes sold for the first time in nine months. While prices have continued to ease, the rate of decline has slowed, with the local home price index down about 6% compared to last year. This points to a softer market, but not a dramatic downturn. Ongoing economic uncertainty and trade tensions have impacted buyer confidence, but Vancouver’s market still managed a clear gain in resales. One economist described this slowdown as a temporary detour rather than a major shift, and suggests it’s wise to keep an eye on the changing landscape. The forecast calls for stabilization through the rest of 2026 into 2027, with Vancouver’s recovery set to follow its own path. I’m always keeping close tabs on these trends—whether you’re buying or selling in Vancouver, Burnaby, or across the Lower Mainland, staying informed matters.

10/04/2026

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B.C. Home Market Shows Signs of Gradual Recovery in AugustAugust brought another dip in B.C. home sales, with numbers do...
10/03/2026

B.C. Home Market Shows Signs of Gradual Recovery in August
August brought another dip in B.C. home sales, with numbers down 4.7% year-over-year—totaling 5,653 homes sold and average prices just shy of $925,000. While the market is showing signs of a gradual recovery, activity remains below the long-term average. Regional trends continue to stand out: Okanagan saw a notable 22% drop, while South Peace River posted a nearly 35% rise. Working closely with clients across Burnaby, Vancouver, New Westminster, North and West Vancouver, Surrey, Richmond, and the Sunshine Coast, I always keep a close eye on these shifts to help you make informed decisions about your property journey.


https://www.housing-trends.com/agent-news/reena-1/2063581-B.C.-Home-Market-Shows-Signs-of-Gradual-Recovery-in-August

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