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The Great Developer Bailout?

Posted on Jul 09, 2026

High-rise residential construction cranes representing new housing development and government support for stalled projects.

The federal and B.C. governments have announced billions in new housing and infrastructure support, including a plan that could help move more than 2,200 vacant condos into the affordable housing system.

People are already calling this a bailout. That description is technically inaccurate, but it did not come out of nowhere. Public money may soon ab...

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Listing Price vs Selling Price: What’s the Difference?

Posted on Jun 11, 2026

Hanging retail price tags representing listing price compared to final selling price in real estate.

One of the most common sources of confusion in real estate is the difference between listing price vs selling price when a home is listed for sale. Buyers often assume the listing price reflects what a home is worth. Sellers often believe it represents what they should receive. When the two numbers do not line up, frustration follows.

In reality, th...

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North Lougheed Area Plan: What Pitt Meadows Needs to Know

Posted on May 21, 2026

Concept land use map showing proposed residential, mixed-use, employment, and green space areas in the North Lougheed study area in Pitt Meadows.

The North Lougheed Area Plan could reshape one of Pitt Meadows’ most important development areas for decades to come.

The plan covers approximately 125 acres north of Lougheed Highway and could bring new housing, businesses, parks, roads, and public spaces to the community. It does not approve a specific development, but it will establish the polici...

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Canadian Snowbirds Flock Back Home

Posted on May 14, 2026

Older couple walking along a waterfront promenade representing Canadian snowbirds returning home after winter abroad.

Sandra never imagined she would give up her winters in Arizona.

For years, her routine was simple. Half the year she lived in her condo in Pitt Meadows. When the cold and rainy weather arrived, she packed a suitcase and boarded a flight south to Scottsdale, Arizona, where she had a modest condo and a regular tee time with a small group of fellow Can...

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Are Home Prices Dropping in BC?

Posted on Apr 09, 2026

Orange arrow pointing downward on a brick wall representing declining home prices in the BC housing market.

In January, a Pitt Meadows family walked into a showing convinced they were finally buying at the “right” time.

Inventory was up. Multiple offers had slowed. Headlines were talking about falling prices.

By March, they were frozen.

“What if we buy and it drops more?” they asked.

This is the tension shaping today’s BC housing market. Not frenzy. Not pani...

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Nature’s Walk Townhomes in Pitt Meadows

Posted on Apr 06, 2026

Modern townhomes at Nature’s Walk in Pitt Meadows with landscaped walkways and sidewalks

If you are searching for townhomes in Pitt Meadows that offer space, community, and convenience, Nature’s Walk is one of the most sought-after developments in the area. Built by Onni, this established community features spacious 3- and 4-bedroom homes designed for modern family living. These homes offer open-concept layouts, large windows, and cont...

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