Reine Wu Real Estate

05/09/2026

Great meeting Scott McGillivray and hearing his perspective on the market yesterday. Interesting conversations around real estate, capital cycles, and where Canadian housing may be heading next.

Real estate was never just about properties.
It’s really about liquidity, demographics, financing, psychology, and long-term positioning.

Always valuable to hear how experienced operators think through uncertainty, risk, and opportunity in changing markets.

04/10/2026

The “Beyond the Stock Market” in-person session wrapped successfully.

Thank you to all investors and partners for joining and contributing to such an engaged discussion. It was great connecting with both new and familiar faces.

We explored how private markets and real estate strategies are being used for income generation, capital preservation, and long-term portfolio resilience, with insights from , , and , alongside the Parvis team

Special thanks to Danielle Kinsey and Cynthia Aasen for leading and putting together such a well-executed session.

Looking forward to continuing the conversations and future collaborations ahead.

09/19/2025

Richmond home sales decline as prices see a slight decrease
Let’s connect and talk about the latest insights in the industry!

09/18/2025

Canadian Housing Resilient: Second Half 2025

09/17/2025

Home sales creep up in Metro Vancouver, plummet in Fraser Valley: August reports
Let’s connect and talk about the latest insights in the industry!

09/16/2025

How to Turn Home Equity Into Wealth

09/15/2025

B.C. Housing Set for 2026 Bounce

09/12/2025

B.C. sets new five-year housing orders for 10 more municipalities
Big changes coming to B.C.! 🏡 The province is aiming to add 40,000 new homes in 10 cities—over 14,000 will be affordable rentals. Can your community meet these bold targets? Share your thoughts below! 🚀🤔

British Columbia has set new five-year housing targets for 10 municipalities, aiming to add about 40,000 homes, including over 14,000 below-market rentals. Burnaby leads with a target of 10,240 homes, while Coquitlam, Richmond, and Langley each have targets above 6,000. Some communities, like Pitt M...

09/11/2025

Homes sales slow down in Richmond, prices drop slightly
Thinking about buying a home in Richmond? 🏡 The market’s shifted—sales are down and prices have dipped for single-family homes, townhouses, and apartments. Will you make your move while buyers have the advantage? 📉🤔

Richmond's real estate market is a "buyer's market" with cautious buyers and subdued demand. In Q2 2025, single-family home sales dropped 29.4%, townhouse sales fell, and apartment sales decreased 20.6% compared to last year. Prices declined slightly: single-family homes by 2.9% to over $2.1 million...

09/09/2025

Richmond Market Update

09/08/2025

Burnaby Rents Down 10% in Late-Summer