VREP #511 | Has Vancouver Real Estate Found Its Floor With RBC's Robert Hogue
About this episode
The episode discusses whether Vancouver real estate has found its floor with insights from RBC's Robert Hogue.
Has Vancouver real estate finally found its floor or are more declines still ahead? RBC's Assistant Chief Economist Robert Hogue sits down with Adam & Matt this week to break down the latest data from across Canada and zero in on what's really driving the sluggish Vancouver market. From the widening gap between major cities to mortgage renewal stress and a looming supply crunch, this conversation cuts through the noise with clear-eyed analysis. How close is Vancouver actually to turning the corner? Is the Bank of Canada really done cutting rates this cycle? And what does Robert see for the market heading into 2027 and beyond? Don't miss this one!
People in this episode
Hosts: Adam Scalena, Matt Scalena
Guest: Robert Hogue
Topics covered
- Vancouver real estate
- market analysis
- economic trends
- mortgage renewal
- supply crunch
- Bank of Canada
Keywords
- Vancouver real estate
- RBC
- market trends
- mortgage stress
- economic outlook
- supply issues
- Bank of Canada
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: RBC
Places: Vancouver, Canada
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