
From Promises to Policy: What B.C.’s Election Means for Housing, Real Estate and Energy
From Promises to Policy: What B.C.'s Election Means for Housing, Real Estate and Energy BC Policy & Housing · October 2026 · Debbie Evans, REALTOR® — WestVanLiving.ca Why this matters: British Columbia is changing governments, and the next few months will shape approvals, construction costs, investm

BC Election 2026: What Housing Promises Could Mean for North Shore Homeowners
BC Election 2026: What Housing Promises Could Mean for North Shore Homeowners Market Commentary · October 2026 · Debbie Evans, REALTOR® — westvanliving.ca British Columbians vote on Saturday, October 24, in an election Premier David Eby called on September 22. Housing is one of the main issues, but

What Does It Really Cost to Build or Renovate in West Vancouver?
What Does It Really Cost to Build or Renovate in West Vancouver? Why the construction price per square foot may be only part of your total project budget Market Intelligence · September 2026 · Debbie Evans, REALTOR® with eXp Realty — West Vancouver Living If you're told a new home will cost $2.1 m

Canada Is Getting Stronger — But Are Canadians?
Canada Is Getting Stronger — But Are Canadians? Market Commentary · August 2026 · Debbie Evans, REALTOR® — westvanliving.ca The public message increasingly suggests Canada is getting stronger — employment is up, GDP has rebounded, and the country's fiscal position is enviable by international

Dozens of Presale Buyers Are Fighting to Void Their Contracts: Inside the Eclipse Court Case and Why It Could Reshape Presale Law Across Canada
Housing Policy & Market Analysis · July 2026 · Debbie Evans, REALTOR® RID CNE — westvanliving.ca Dozens of Presale Buyers Are Fighting to Void Their Contracts Inside the Eclipse Court Case — and Why It Could Reshape Presale Law Across Canada More than three dozen presale purchasers at Burnaby's Ecli

Is Vancouver Shifting from Homeownership to Renting? What the Data Really Shows
westvanliving.ca Market Intelligence Vancouver Housing Data · 2026 Is Vancouver Shifting from Homeownership to Renting? What the Data Really Shows 86% of new homes completed in the City of Vancouver over the past year were purpose-built rentals. 80% of what's been approved is rental too. Here's

The Other Housing Proposal Nobody Is Explaining: Foreign Buyers, 25-Year Rentals, and Canadian Housing Policy
Housing Policy · June 2026 · Debbie Evans, REALTOR® & Registered Interior Designer | eXp Realty · westvanliving.ca The Other Housing Proposal Nobody Is Explaining: Foreign Buyers, 25-Year Rentals, and Canadian Housing Policy There are two very different housing proposals circulating right now

BC's 2,200 Condo Conversion Plan: The Facts Behind the Headlines
Housing Policy · June 2026 · Updated June 26, 2026 · Debbie Evans, REALTOR® & Registered Interior Designer | eXp Realty · westvanliving.ca BC's 2,200 Condo Conversion Plan: The Facts Behind the Headlines The BC government plans to acquire more than 2,200 unsold condominiums and convert them to rent-

BC Has Everything. So Why Are We Still Borrowing Money to Buy Condos?
BC Economy · June 2026 · Debbie Evans, REALTOR® & Registered Interior Designer | eXp Realty · westvanliving.ca BC Has Everything. So Why Are We Still Borrowing Money to Buy Condos? British Columbia sits on 19 of Canada's 34 critical minerals, has direct Pacific access to the fastest-growing economie
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