However, prices are still at an all time high.Canada, and particularly cities like Toronto & Vancouver seem to have a number of factors at play that are increasing prices: (a) low interest rates, (b) steady flow of new immigrants, (c) foreign investors, (d) lower supply than prior years and (e) sought-after country to move to.Although your question was BC/AL, hope this gives you some added perspective on ON (Ontario) as well.All the best.

They are encouraging landlords to write/submit letters to Premier Higgs and Minister Steeves expressing any concerns you may have with this budget proposal.

Originally posted by Account Closed:I work as a bartender in New York City. 3 years ago I met an undocumented immigrant with whom we are now workmates and very good friends (We are both in our early 20s).

Perhaps surrounding cities over 100 miles will be enticing Our local market got flooded with over 200,000 immigrants in 2019.

You can get unpermitted work for much cheaper through specialty subcontractors that are unlicensed (usually because of immigration status).  

Originally posted by @Tom Port:My immigration status, Through sheer hard work I’m fortunate enough to be in a financial position whereby I can likely afford a few projects.

My parents are immigrants and I want to live up to the idea of the American Dream.

Before it had a name - and most people don't even know it has a name - it was the way immigrants and other self-made wealthy individuals got rich through real estate, albeit usually leaving out the "refinance" part.

I will not pretend this was a pure aberration of capricious fate, that there were zero indications beforehand that racist white trash that hates Jews, black people, and immigrants has a widespread presence in my area.

Rogers' set carpenters, an immigrant to this country who took his self-taught skills and built a portfolio worth millions in my area.