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Home sales in B.C. down again in August amid 'gradual recovery,' association says
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- Publish dateSep 14, 2026
- First indexedSep 14, 2026 11:00 am PDT
- Last checkedSep 19, 2026 8:45 pm PDT
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- DescriptionBritish Columbia home sales fell again in August on a year-to-year basis, although the real estate industry says a "gradual recovery" is underway.
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B.C. home sales fall again in August amid gradual recovery
British Columbia residential property sales declined 4.7 per cent year-over-year in August to 5,653 sales, with average home prices falling to just under $925,000, though industry analysts expect the recovery to continue.
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Okanagan region sees sharp 22% drop in home sales
The Okanagan region experienced the largest decline in home sales in August with a 22 per cent drop compared to the previous year.
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The Forge wellness hub opens to support trades workers struggling with addiction and mental health
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The Construction Foundation of British Columbia is building The Forge, a wellness and recovery hub in Langford designed to support construction and trades workers struggling with addictions and mental health issues, with the construction industry having the highest suicide rate of all Canadian industries.
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B.C. businesses brace for impacts of new U.S. tariffs on cross-border trade
British Columbia exporters across multiple sectors including construction parts, renewable energy, and maritime technology are facing significant challenges from recent U.S. tariffs exceeding 50 per cent, with businesses attempting to diversify exports and seek federal support.
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