Top Vancouver Real Estate Agent 
Top Vancouver real estate agent Lorne Goldman talks to Bloomberg about the housing boom in Vancouver. “It’s gone up, up, up. It keeps going up. And at some point it’ll slow down, maybe 20 years from now. But not anytime soon.”
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Low interest rates and the low loonie are making BC real estate a relative bargain for some buyers. Lorne Goldman gives an experts view on the Vancouver real estate market. Source: http://globalnews.ca/video/1842725/bc-real-estate-is-a-bargain-for-international-buyers
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Bank of Canada says that Vancouver houses are over-valued. Here what Vancouver Real Estate Expert Lorne Goldman has to say: Source: http://bc.ctvnews.ca/video?clipId=511732
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A multi-billion-dollar land deal between the Canada Lands Company and three First Nations is going to change the face of Vancouver. The deal will see the Musqueam, Squamish, and Tsleil-Waututh Nations, in partnership with Canada Lands Company, acquire three substantial former Government of Canada properties in Vancouver… Read more here: http://globalnews.ca/news/1592991/joint-venture-paves-way-for-historic-first-nations-land-acquisition-in-lower-mainland/
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CP Rail sent out letters about doing track work in Vancouver. Hear Lorne’s opinion on the matter here:
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What’s in a number? Quite a bit it seems. Especially when it comes to Vancouver real estate. Superstition can help your bottom line according to a new study.
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“Any time there’s a reduction in demand, that isn’t great for the real estate market,” said realtor Lorne Goldman. But Goldman said he doesn’t expect fewer high-end home buyers will mean much for the city’s real estate market. “This is a blip and Vancouver will get over it. It’s still a great place to live […]
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Check out Lorne’s expert real estate advice in Van Mag. According to our real estate panel, yes—the northwestern tip of the West End, or West of Denman as it’s generally called. “The market from an economic standpoint is not 100 percent efficient,” explains realtor Lorne Goldman. Meaning hot areas sometimes distract buyers from cool opportunities. […]
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