New building permits in B.C. jump by almost 30 per cent in December
- New building permits in B.C. Increased by 29.5% in December 2024, which is six percent more than in Ontario and nearly three times the Canadian rate overall .
- Permits for multi-unit housing surged by 56.5%, while the overall number of new starts dropped by 9% due to fewer single-detached units.
- Brendon Ogmundson, chief economist with the British Columbia Real Estate Association, noted that the jump in permits is encouraging but cautioned about difficult market conditions that could delay new construction projects.
- Vancouver remains the most expensive city to rent in Canada, with one-bedroom rents at $2,522, despite a year-to-year decrease of 6%.
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