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Spring 2026 rennie Landscape

Posted on Jun 23, 2026

The latest provincial budget projects a record-high deficit even as some capital spending is delayed and taxes are raised. It will also increase the cost of developing new housing.

This article is a section of the Spring 2026 edition of the rennie landscape, our semiannual report on the forces shaping housing markets in Metro Vancouver and across ou...

Looking Beyond the Turmoil

Posted on Jun 23, 2026

The rate sits at the low end of the Bank’s theoretical neutral range of 2.25-3.25%.

The Bank of Canada maintained its trend-setting policy rate today at 2.25%, where it’s been since October of last year. The rate sits at the low end of the Bank’s theoretical neutral range of 2.25-3.25%.

The Bank currently faces a complex economic environment, charact...

Celebrating Our 2025 Rennie Leaders

Posted on Jun 23, 2026

At Rennie, leadership is earned through consistency, care, and a deep commitment to the people we serve.

Each year, we recognize our Rennie leaders—our top-performing advisors who represent the top 10% of our brokerage by sales volume. While their businesses vary in shape and scale, what connects them is how they show up: with intention, professiona...

Love It or Lease It: The Truth About Leasehold Homes in BC - Ft. Kʷasən Village

Posted on Jun 23, 2026

Even though you don’t own the land, the home functions much like a freehold property in practice.

Understanding Leasehold Properties in British Columbia: What Are You Really Buying?

When people think of buying a home in British Columbia, they usually imagine owning the land and the home outright. But in certain areas, particularly in urban centres li...

cutting through the fog

Posted on Apr 22, 2026

The Federal Reserve lowered the Federal Funds Rate (FFR) at its October meeting, marking its second quarter-point cut this year. The FFR is now at its lowest level since 2022, standing at 3.75-4.00%.

After holding steady through most of the year, the central bank’s return to rate easing has been driven largely by a cooling labor market. Payroll grow...

three takeaways from a cooling labor market

Posted on Apr 22, 2026

The Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) has recently released a significant tranche of employment data: a full report for November, and a delayed partial report from October. While it’s a messy dataset due to the government shutdown, there are some important learnings. Here are the three major takeaways. 1. The unemployment rate has risen to 4.6%, tho...

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Spring 2026 rennie Landscape

Looking Beyond the Turmoil

Celebrating Our 2025 Rennie Leaders

Love It or Lease It: The Truth About Leasehold Homes in BC - Ft. Kʷasən Village

Understanding Leasehold Properties in British Columbia: What Are You Really Buying?

cutting through the fog

three takeaways from a cooling labor market

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