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BUYER OPTIMISM AND A BALANCED MARKET TREND IN MAY

Victoria, British Columbia · Victoria

BUYER OPTIMISM AND A BALANCED MARKET TREND IN MAY

JASON YOCHIM NANAIMO – The Vancouver Island Real Estate Board (VIREB) recorded 781 unit sales (all property types) in May 2025, down three per cent from one year ago. Year-over-year active listings (all property types) rose by five per cent, climbing to 4,439 from 4,242 the previous May. In the single-family category (excluding acreage and waterfront), 409 homes sold in May, up one per cent from one year ago and an increase of two per cent from …See the Story

Home buyers and sellers rethinking plans amid economic uncertainty, tariff tumult

64% Left coverage: 33 sources

Many buyers are in no mood to be decisive because they figure the economic uncertainty will lead to downward pressure on prices, says Robin Pope, a broker at Pope Real EstateBusiness · Calgary See the Story

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