As the new Broadway Skytrain line is now in full swing, the city's office market has started to rebound and the housing crisis continues to mount. the council members at the City of Vancouver now have to vote on what could be the biggest vote in Vancouver's history.
This week Cory and Matt welcome Meg Cooney, Seamus Bailey and Liam Simpson from William Wright's Vancouver office to discuss the highlights, and the lowlights with the proposed Broadway plan.
The team touches on areas that could have been more thought out with additional density and as well they discuss the strong attributes that plan will bring to some parts of the Broadway corridor. Almost 11% of the total land in Vancouver affected by this vote, this is another episode you do not want to miss out on.
In this week's episode, hosts Cory and Melissa are joined by a past-guest and fan-favorite, Jon Switzer friend of the show over at Impact Commercial. Jon's deep involvement in the industry provides a unique perspective on the current market trends …
This week, Bank of Montreal Chief Economist Doug Porter sits down with Matt & Cory for an up-to-the-minute talk on the challenges that the Canadian economy faces over the next calendar year.
Doug provides unparalleled insights into the current landscape of interest rates and offers a crystal-clear view of what lies ahead. Will the trend continue its upward trajectory, or are we on the brink of a shift?
Looking for a concise overview of the economy and housing markets across North America? This week, Ali Wolf, Chief Economist at Zonda & Advisor to the White House (yes, that White House), sits down with Matt & Adam to discuss the US housing market, …