Buyers walk away from presale purchases in Vancouver’s hurting condo market
Metro Vancouver’s real estate market continues to hurt as buyers walk away from presale purchases, and lenders increasingly foreclose on a wider variety of properties.
“There’s more, and they are getting bigger,” said Hart Buck, Colliers’ senior vice-president, referring to the foreclosures.
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