👉 84% of non-homeowners in Metro Vancouver believe they’ll never be able to afford a home.
This finding highlights the growing frustration among renters, especially young professionals and families struggling with high home prices, rising costs of living, and stagnant wages.
📊 The survey also found that nearly 60% of respondents say they’ve already “given up” on saving for a down payment — reflecting deep discouragement even as interest rates continue to fall.
💬 Realtor’s Perspective – What This Means for Buyers
As a Vancouver Realtor, I often meet clients who feel home ownership is out of reach. But the market is shifting:
Interest rates are now at their lowest since early 2023.
Inventory remains high, giving buyers more choices and negotiation power.
Prices have softened slightly across Metro Vancouver, including Burnaby and Coquitlam.
While affordability challenges remain real, the coming months could offer rare opportunities for first-time home buyers — especially those exploring smaller condos or pre-sale projects with flexible payment plans.
🏠Buying your first home may still be tough, but with the right timing, expert guidance, and financing plan, it’s far from impossible.
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