Rents in Canada have declined nationally by 4.2% year-over-year, with Vancouver and Toronto showing signs of stability after reaching their lowest September levels in five years. Vancouver rents rose slightly from August but fell 1.3% annually, while B.C. experienced two consecutive years of rent declines, remaining the most expensive province at $2,373. Vancouver has the highest average rent at $2,741, followed by Toronto.
A B.C. credit union suggests that relying solely on a down payment to qualify for homeownership is outdated. While important, a down payment is just one factor; a holistic view of finances and rent management is crucial. Many renters aim to own homes but have limited savings. Choosing a community that fits lifestyle and career goals is vital. Experts recommend open, honest financial discussions to plan for homeownership, even if current finances seem insufficient.
Burnaby — Most Expensive homes for October 2026.
Listings (sorted by price):
1. Listing R3162392 — $6,198,000
2. Listing R3096479 — $6,000,000
3. Listing R3153196 — $5,499,900
4. Listing R3125654 — $5,498,800
5. Listing R3143168 — $5,498,800
6. Listing R3134242 — $5,290,000
7. Listing R3153099 — $4,998,988
8. Listing R3177071 — $4,830,000
9. Listing R3161704 — $4,688,888
10. Listing R3075817 — $4,641,750
11. Listing R3075738 — $4,640,625
12. Listing R3075802 — $4,640,625
13. Listing R2974426 — $4,600,000
14. Listing R3157830 — $4,498,000
15. Listing R3150726 — $4,180,000
Richmond — Most Expensive homes for October 2026.
Listings (sorted by price):
1. Listing R3167263 — $10,750,000
2. Listing R3155836 — $10,680,000
3. Listing R3114712 — $8,880,000
4. Listing R3166605 — $6,500,000
5. Listing R3061541 — $6,280,000
6. Listing R3074742 — $5,990,000
7. Listing R3175608 — $5,980,000
8. Listing R3179641 — $5,888,000
9. Listing R3124345 — $5,790,000
10. Listing R3169954 — $5,500,000
11. Listing R3178759 — $5,500,000
12. Listing R3087488 — $5,488,000
13. Listing R3138528 — $5,388,000
14. Listing R3167632 — $5,388,000
15. Listing R3095409 — $4,990,000
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On this day we honour those who have sacrificed so much to keep our flag flying high.
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Richmond — Most Affordable homes for October 2026.
Listings (sorted by price):
1. Listing R3172541 — $149,000
2. Listing R3174227 — $149,000
3. Listing R3097094 — $158,800
4. Listing R3150534 — $169,900
5. Listing R3177261 — $178,800
6. Listing R3172367 — $189,900
7. Listing R3120325 — $198,000
8. Listing R3065350 — $199,999
9. Listing R3179134 — $200,000
10. Listing R3159035 — $215,000
11. Listing R3149228 — $229,800
12. Listing R3170439 — $243,000
13. Listing R3174923 — $248,000
14. Listing R3178978 — $249,900
15. Listing R3179133 — $250,000
The Edmonds Festival of Lights returns to Edmonds Community Centre at 7433 Edmonds Street, Burnaby, British Columbia, on 2026-11-28. The free event runs from 2:30–5:30 pm, making it a seasonal community highlight to add to your calendar.
Visitors can enjoy a visit with Santa, holiday crafts and stilt walkers. Burnaby firefighters will serve hot chocolate and snacks, adding a welcoming touch to the afternoon’s activities.
A key moment arrives at 5:15 pm, when a child helps the Mayor light the big tree. If you are exploring Burnaby, British Columbia, community events like this can be a useful way to experience the neighbourhood and its local calendar.
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