POSTED: January 19, 2026 | BY farmsinbc
Have you been wondering what’s happening with the B.C. housing market lately? You’re not alone. Many people — from first-time buyers to seasoned real estate investors — have been keeping a close eye on housing trends as we head into 2026. Recent data from the British Columbia Real Estate Association shows that both home sales […]
READ MOREPOSTED: January 12, 2026 | BY farmsinbc
Have you been hearing that British Columbia lost jobs at the end of 2025? You’re not alone. A fresh job report shows that December 2025 didn’t finish the year on a high note. According to recent data from Statistics Canada, the province saw about 3,300 fewer jobs in December — marking a rough end to […]
READ MOREPOSTED: January 6, 2026 | BY farmsinbc
In 2025, the Fraser Valley housing market — which includes key communities such as Surrey, Langley and Abbotsford — experienced one of its slowest sales years in decades. Despite abundant listings and easing prices, buyer demand remained subdued, according to regional market data. Sales Activity Declines Significantly Data from the Fraser Valley Real Estate Board […]
READ MOREPOSTED: December 29, 2025 | BY farmsinbc
Why Land-Use Policy Is Set to Become British Columbia’s Defining Issue in 2026 As housing pressures, environmental priorities, and provincial authority collide, land-use decisions are poised to shape British Columbia’s political and economic landscape. Land Use Moves to the Centre of the Policy Debate Land use — once a technical topic largely confined to planning […]
READ MOREPOSTED: December 22, 2025 | BY farmsinbc
New data suggests British Columbia’s housing market is no longer moving as one — and the divide may widen heading into 2026. One Province, Two Very Different Housing Stories British Columbia’s real estate market is entering a period of growing contrast. According to recent analysis reported by Business in Vancouver, market conditions across the province […]
READ MOREPOSTED: December 15, 2025 | BY farmsinbc
Heavy rain and rising waters in British Columbia’s Fraser Valley have once again put Abbotsford — one of the province’s key agricultural regions — in the spotlight as flooding caused by an intense weather system disrupts lives, farms, and infrastructure. The recent flooding in Southern B.C. — part of the broader 2025 Pacific Northwest floods […]
READ MOREPOSTED: December 8, 2025 | BY farmsinbc
On December 3, 2025, a court ruled that the Township of Langley must reconsider its previous rejection of a rezoning application by West Creek Farms Ltd. The original council vote — which effectively blocked the supplier’s operations — was deemed “unreasonable.” The reversal means the Council can’t simply stand by the original decision; they must […]
READ MOREPOSTED: December 1, 2025 | BY farmsinbc
As British Columbia continues searching for ways to speed up housing construction, a new proposal — Bill M216 — is sparking a province-wide debate over efficiency, accountability, and the future of local decision-making. A Clear Look at Bill M216 — and Why It’s Creating Headlines British Columbia’s housing challenges have pushed government and industry leaders […]
READ MOREPOSTED: November 24, 2025 | BY farmsinbc
The Cowichan land title case in British Columbia has quickly become one of the most talked-about legal decisions in the province. With headlines raising questions about Indigenous land claims, government titles, and potential impacts on private property, many people—homeowners, real estate professionals, investors, and the general public—are searching for clear, balanced information. Whether you’re trying […]
READ MOREPOSTED: November 14, 2025 | BY farmsinbc
If you’ve ever looked out at your acreage and wondered, “Could this land actually make money?” — you’re not alone. Many people start with a simple hobby farm, growing a few crops or raising animals for fun, and eventually begin thinking about turning it into something more. The good news? It can be done. And […]
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