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$90 billion in lost home value in Metro Vancouver over the past year: report

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Never in history has B.C. lost so much wealth so quickly. Recent reports are that $90 billion has been lost in home value, just in Metro Vancouver, just over the past year. This figure is roughly.

The highest percentage decrease was in West Vancouver, where home values dropped by $7.64 billion or 14.68%. The average loss per household in Vancouver and West Vancouver is $153,873 and $451,385, respectively. Richmond saw the third highest drop per household, with an average loss value of $95,750.

Over the past decade. To calculate lost housing numbers, the McGill team looked for entire-home listings available for rent at least half the year, and actually rented at least 90 nights. According.

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Emerald Health anticipates its Delta 3 site to be in production by sometime next year. Between Delta 3 and its Metro Vancouver. market value of Emerald Health’s inventory more than doubled to.

$90 billion in lost home value in Metro Vancouver over the past year: report home values across Metro Vancouver have taken quite a beating over the past 12 months, cutting much of the equity gained by homeowners in recent years.

Today, at an event hosted by STEPUP, I released analysis that shows nearly $90 billion of estimated losses in homeowner equity across Metro Vancouver, largely driven by new federal and provincial.

Losses within Vancouver, the jurisdiction with the highest number of residences, amounted to $43.6 billion – a nearly 13% drop. The highest percentage decrease was in West Vancouver, where home values dropped by $7.64 billion or 14.68%. The average loss per household in Vancouver and West Vancouver is $153,873 and $451,385, respectively.

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