October 2025 Announcement, Foreclosures, and Market Update

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Bank of Canada Lowers Policy Rate to 2.5%

 

By Dr. Sherry Cooper - Chief Economist, Dominion Lending Centres

Today, the Bank of Canada lowered the overnight policy rate by 25 bps to 2.5% as was widely expected. Following yesterday's better-than-expected inflation report, the Bank believes that underlying inflation was 2.5% year-over-year.

Through the recent period of tariff turmoil, the Governing Council has closely monitored the risks and uncertainties facing the Canadian economy. Three developments triggered the Bank's rate cut. Canada's labour market softened further. Upward pressure on underlying inflation has diminished, and there is less upside to risk to future inflation with the removal of most retaliatory tariffs by Canada. 

Considerable uncertainty remains. However, with a weaker economy and less upside risk to inflation, the Governing Council deemed that a reduction in the policy rate was appropriate to better balance the risks going forward.

"The Bank will continue to assess the risks, look over a shorter horizon than usual, and be ready to respond to new information."

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Exploring Pike Place!

 

I had a great time riding the famous bronze pig at Pike Place Market in Seattle while celebrating a good friend’s birthday. It was a fun and silly moment during our 3 hour downtown Seattle food tour. The market was full of energy, with fresh produce, seafood, hidden restaurants, and food stalls around every corner. I highly recommend the tour. It was something different, filling for both heart and belly, and a greatway to explore the city. Let me know if you want my tour guide’s contact info!



Thanksgiving Giveaway!

 

 Thanksgiving Giveaway Alert! 

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 Prize: A cozy Thanksgiving Gift Basket

We can’t wait to see your heartwarming memories and read what you’re thankful for! 



Foreclosures

 

Oct 2025 Burnaby Detached
Oct 2025 Chilliwack Attached
Oct 2025 Abbotsford Attached
Oct 2025 Abbotsford Detached
Oct 2025 Langley Attached
Oct 2025 Burnaby Attached
Oct 2025 Chilliwack Detached
Oct 2025 Langley Detached
Oct 2025 Mission Detached
Oct 2025 New West Attached
Oct 2025 North Van Detached
Oct 2025 North Van Attached
Oct 2025 Pitt Meadows Maple Ridge Attached
Oct 2025 Richmond Detached
Oct 2025 Tricities Detached
Oct 2025 Pitt Meadows Maple Ridge Detached
Oct 2025 Richmond Attached
Oct 2025 Tricities Attached
Oct 2025 Surrey Attached
Oct 2025 Surrey Detached
Oct 2025 White Rock South Surrey Attached
Oct 2025 West Van Attached
Oct 2025 West Van Detached
Oct 2025 White Rock South Surrey Detached
Oct 2025 Vancouver Detached
Oct 2025 Vancouver Attached



How to Prepare Your Home for Winter

 

Winter is a season that brings along chilly temperatures, snow, and icy conditions. While it is a beautiful time of year, it is crucial to take certain precautions and make necessary preparations to ensure that your home remains warm and cozy during this period. As you take the time to prepare your home for winter, you can not only protect your property from potential damage but also create a comfortable and inviting space to retreat to during the coldest months of the year.

Essential Tips in Preparing Your Home for Winter Heating System Maintenance

Schedule a professional inspection to ensure that your furnace or heat pump is in good working condition. Clean or replace air filters regularly to improve air quality and maximize efficiency. Consider installing a programmable thermostat to regulate temperature and save energy during winter. Additionally, ensure to stock up on sufficient fuel or arrange regular deliveries to avoid running out during the colder months.

Protect Plumbing and Pipe

Drain and disconnect outdoor hoses and shut off exterior water sources. Insulate exposed pipes to prevent them from freezing and bursting. In cold weather, allow faucets to drip slowly to prevent freezing. It is also advisable to know the location of your main water shut-off valve in case of emergencies. You may also insulate your water pipes if you’re planning to take a vacation during winter.

Check Your Roof and Gutter

Clean out gutters and downspouts to ensure proper drainage. Consider installing heating cables along the roof edges to melt ice and prevent the formation of ice dams. Inspect your roof for any damage or leaks and repair them promptly. Additionally, ensure the downspout is away from your home to prevent flooding and water damage. Installing gutter guards is a valuable investment as they can effectively keep debris out.

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