Silverdale News

The City of Mission’s Forcemain Project reached an important milestone last week.

The Braich family and the City of Mission announced that their agreement will enable the City’s Fraser River Sanitary Sewer Crossing project to proceed.

As mentioned in our last update, the city of Mission held a scheduled council meeting on June 7th, alongside Ekistics Town Planning to provide the first look at the Silverdale’s Central Neighborhood Draft Land Use Options.

The long-awaited Central Neighbourhood Draft Land Use Plans are slated to be released June 7th, during a District of Mission Public Council Meeting.

The Mission by-election was held this past Saturday for the vacant mayoral seat. Paul Horn, a Silverdale resident won in convincing fashion.

EKISTICS, the Neighborhood Plan’s consultant will be leading two meetings for residents of the Silverdale Central Neighborhood next week.

Silverdale’s Central Neighbourhood Plan is slated to receive Draft Land Use Plans in Mid February.

The country’s tight money supply is trending towards a substantial return to production and consumer spending

Mayor Pam Alexis has officially submitted her resignation.

The Fraser Valley Real Estate Board processed 2,231 sales on its Multiple Listing Service® (MLS®) in September.

The Bank of Canada said it anticipates interest rates to persist at the current record lows until 2023

An imaginative Vancouver company is revolutionizing the way houses are being torn down by collecting every last piece of reclaimable building material.

Stephen Poloz, the former Bank of Canada governor, says he’s “not really” concerned about Canada’s current housing markets.

Polygon Homes recently began marketing Archer Green, its first project in Mission’s Silverdale development area.

The Fraser Valley Real Estate Board processed 2,231 sales on its Multiple Listing Service® (MLS®) in September.

In a new speech from the throne, the Liberal government detailed its plan to face the coming second wave of COVID-19, support Canadians and businesses that are still struggling because of the pandemic and boost the economy for longer-term recovery.

The Canada Mortgage and Housing Corp. will be getting a new name in the coming months, part of a larger rebranding by the federal housing agency to better reflect its changing mandate

Pent-up demand is a brief period of consumption where purchasing is unusually high. This follows a period of unusually low, restrained activity. This can be due to policy influence (a foreign buyer tax, vacancy, etc.)

The price of a typical condo, aka the benchmark, made a small increase. REBGV’s condo benchmark hit $682,500 in July, up 4.2% compared to last year

The Canadian housing market saw more sales this July than any month in the past 40 years, with 30 per cent more homeowners closing on properties compared to this time last year.

House-hunting Canadians saw their buying power increase this week as the benchmark five-year mortgage rate reported by the Bank of Canada

OTTAWA – Canada Mortgage and Housing Corp. says the annual pace of housing starts in July rose nearly 16 per cent compared with June.

The Fraser Valley Real Estate Board’s Multiple Listing Service® (MLS®) saw the second-highest number of both property sales and new listings ever recorded in July.

Canada’s consumer outlook is experiencing a renewal of strength in regards to real estate and the economy, recent polls showed.

On July 20, the District of Mission approved Polygon’s application for a proponent led land use plan for Silverdale’s Central Neighbourhood.

After having its credit rating revised by Fitch in June, S&P Reaffirmed Canada’s AAA Credit Rating but warned it could soon be revised.

The Fraser Valley Board received 3,456 new listings in June, a 57 per cent increase compared to May’s intake of 2,207  new listings and a 23 per cent increase compared to June 2019

According to a recent report from Deloitte Canada, British Columbia