Matt Warner- Royal Pacific Realty

Matt Warner- Royal Pacific Realty Helping buyers and sellers with indepth knowledge and professional real estate service since 1990.

Canadian real estate market finally begins to show signs of recovery, according to RBCIt's encouraging to see early sign...
09/27/2026

Canadian real estate market finally begins to show signs of recovery, according to RBC
It's encouraging to see early signs of recovery in the Canadian real estate market. Recent insights from RBC highlight rising sales, stabilizing inventories, and modest price growth—a welcome shift after a challenging period. While the outlook suggests sales could dip in 2026 before picking up again in 2027, it's important for buyers and sellers to stay informed and plan ahead. Ontario and British Columbia, especially in the condo segment, may experience a slower pace of recovery. Also worth noting: interest rates are expected to rise in 2027. Drawing on my experience in West Vancouver, I keep a close eye on these trends to help clients make confident decisions grounded in local market realities and integrity.


https://www.roomvu.com/agent-news/matt-warner-190434/1997141-Canadian-real-estate-market-finally-begins-to-show-signs-of-

More Choices for Homebuyers in Metro Vancouver and Fraser ValleyAs we approach fall, both Metro Vancouver and the Fraser...
09/26/2026

More Choices for Homebuyers in Metro Vancouver and Fraser Valley
As we approach fall, both Metro Vancouver and the Fraser Valley are showing clear signs of shifting toward a buyer’s market. Metro Vancouver has experienced a 4.6% drop in sales and a 5.6% decrease in prices, bringing the benchmark home price down to $1,081,900. Inventory levels are now 26.2% above average, which is giving buyers more options and leverage. In the Fraser Valley, the trend is similar: sales have slowed, prices are down 7%, and conditions strongly favour buyers. Navigating these changes requires in-depth local insight and a steady hand—qualities I value deeply as I help clients make informed decisions in a dynamic market.


https://www.roomvu.com/agent-news/matt-warner-190434/1974030-More-Choices-for-Homebuyers-in-Metro-Vancouver-and-Fraser-Va

BC Standing Inventory Data By City, Size, And Average PriceThere are currently 6,687 unsold residential units across BC,...
09/25/2026

BC Standing Inventory Data By City, Size, And Average Price
There are currently 6,687 unsold residential units across BC, predominantly condos, with the largest concentrations in Burnaby, Vancouver, and Surrey. What stands out to me is that these numbers aren’t just about smaller units lingering on the market—they point to a more nuanced landscape for both buyers and investors. As someone focused on West Vancouver real estate, staying on top of trends like this is essential to providing honest, informed guidance to my clients. Understanding the bigger picture helps us all make decisions with confidence.


https://www.roomvu.com/agent-news/matt-warner-190434/1969054-BC-Standing-Inventory-Data-By-City%2C-Size%2C-And-Average-Price

09/24/2026

Canada Housing Could Look Very Different in 2027
Looking ahead to 2027, there are signs that Canada’s housing market could be shifting in some important ways. According to CMHC, we can expect a gradual improvement as stronger incomes and economic growth take hold. While home sales are projected to recover, activity is still likely to fall short of what we saw in the last decade. CREA is forecasting only modest national price growth, which points to a more stable, balanced market rather than another dramatic price surge. For buyers, higher inventory and softer demand in certain areas may mean more room at the negotiating table. Having guided clients through many cycles in West Vancouver, I know how much local market dynamics matter when these broader trends unfold. Integrity and deep knowledge remain essential as we navigate the road ahead together.

09/23/2026

Canada’s Housing Market Eyes 2027 Recovery
As someone who keeps a close eye on market trends for West Vancouver and beyond, I find the current outlook for Canada’s housing market both encouraging and realistic. We’ve seen early signs of renewed energy—resales have picked up, inventory is steady, and prices are finding their footing. This renewed stability is helping restore buyer confidence, especially as improved affordability and stronger employment support more people in moving forward with their plans. Many buyers who paused their search now seem ready, backed by better savings and job security.

Looking ahead, 2026 is projected to bring a slight dip, with resales down about 4% to roughly 453,000 and benchmark prices easing 2% to around $794,000, before a modest rebound is expected in 2027. Borrowing costs are hovering near their lows, and with the central bank likely to hold rates steady, it’s a landscape worth watching. Of course, trade tensions and energy shocks remain as potential headwinds.

While a full transformation isn’t forecasted, the expectation is for resales and prices to climb across all provinces in 2027, even if that recovery is gradual and varies by region. As always, I’m committed to helping buyers, sellers, and investors navigate these shifts with integrity and a clear understanding of our local West Vancouver market.

09/22/2026

Mortgage Rates Forecast Canada 2026-2030
Looking ahead to 2026, mortgage rates in Canada are projected to remain stable. Fixed rates may see a modest uptick, while variable rates are likely to hold steady. This means about a third of borrowers could encounter higher payments, with fixed-rate holders facing average increases of around 20%. As someone deeply invested in the West Vancouver real estate market, I keep a close eye on these trends to help my clients make informed decisions—whether buying, selling, or investing. Navigating these shifts requires both honesty and a deep understanding of our local landscape, values I bring to every relationship.

09/21/2026

Bank of Canada Holds 2.25% Key Rate
The Bank of Canada has chosen to hold its key rate steady at 2.25%. This decision reflects the ongoing economic recovery—with Canada’s GDP up 3.3% in Q2—and a careful eye on inflation pressures as unemployment dipped to 6.4% in July. As someone who closely follows the West Vancouver market, I know how important these economic signals are when making real estate decisions, whether you’re buying, selling, or investing. The next rate announcement will be on October 28, 2026, when the Bank will review inflation and broader economic conditions. I’ll continue to monitor these shifts to provide clients with clear, honest guidance rooted in local expertise.

Housing affordability improved in July from JuneJuly brought a welcome shift for homebuyers across Canada, with affordab...
09/20/2026

Housing affordability improved in July from June
July brought a welcome shift for homebuyers across Canada, with affordability seeing a modest improvement compared to June. In 10 out of 13 major markets—including Vancouver, Hamilton, and Regina—home prices took a step back, which in turn lowered the income required to secure a mortgage. Mortgage rates edged down slightly, but it was the dip in prices that made the biggest difference for those navigating the market. Here in West Vancouver, understanding these subtle market changes is key to making informed decisions—whether you’re buying, selling, or investing. My focus has always been on providing honest guidance backed by local expertise, especially as the numbers shift and new opportunities emerge.


https://www.roomvu.com/agent-news/matt-warner-190434/1950683-Housing-affordability-improved-in-July-from-June

Canada's housing market 'finally' moving toward recovery this year: RBCEncouraging news for those watching Canada’s hous...
09/19/2026

Canada's housing market 'finally' moving toward recovery this year: RBC
Encouraging news for those watching Canada’s housing market: we’re finally seeing signs of real recovery this year, with home resales ticking upward, inventory stabilizing, and prices beginning to level out. According to RBC, while overall resales may see a modest 3.6% dip this year, they’re forecasting a solid 6.7% increase in 2025. Prices are expected to edge up slightly as steady interest rates and some external risks keep the market in check. As someone who’s spent years navigating the West Vancouver market, I know how important it is to stay informed and prepared. These shifts are meaningful for buyers, sellers, and investors weighing their next step—and local insights remain key to making smart decisions.


https://www.roomvu.com/agent-news/matt-warner-190434/1960495-Canada%27s-housing-market-%27finally%27-moving-toward-recovery-thi

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