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Our reports provide high-level insight on sales/inventory and pricing trends, buyer behaviour and new project launches in Metro Vancouver, Victoria, Calgary, Edmonton, Ottawa and Toronto.

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Alberta
Q4-2022 | State of the Market
Calgary
Q4-2022 | Multi-Family
Q4-2022 | Rental
Edmonton
Q4-2022 | Rental
Q4-2022 | Multi-Family
Ottawa
Q4-2022 Ottawa | Rental
Greater Toronto
Q4-2022 | Rental
Q4-2022 | Multi-Family
Metro Vancouver
Q4-2022 | Multi-Family
Q4-2022 | Land & Assets
Q4-2022 | Rental
Victoria
Coming soon | Rental

In the News

 

Lando LookPress Coverage
Livabl - January 31, 2023

Zonda Urban estimates at least 25,000 new condo units for the GTHA in 2023

“2022 was a year of extremes for the multi-family market in the GTHA,” Pauline Lierman, Vice President Market Research for Zonda Urban said. “The pace of sales tested historic highs at the start of the year – first half sales were ahead by 3 per cent over 2021, then the successive interest rate hikes inverted those gains to a 60 per cent year-over-year drop during the second half.”

Inventory InvestigatedPress Coverage
Vancouver Sun - January 31, 2023

More tall towers being proposed, approved and completed in Vancouver, Burnaby, Surrey and Coquitlam

Across Metro Vancouver, there are more than 20 towers over 45 storeys that have been approved by municipal governments, according to data from Zonda Urban market analyst Justin Lee. More than half of these are in Burnaby. Five are in Coquitlam and Port Moody, while Downtown Vancouver, New Westminster and Surrey have one each.

Inventory InvestigatedPress Coverage
The Globe and Mail - January 20, 2023

Presale dangers ahead: A declining market could expose buyers to significant risk

Presale dangers ahead: A declining market could expose buyers to significant risk

Price TagsPress Coverage
The Globe and Mail - January 18, 2023

Some condo developers forge ahead despite market dip

Some condo developers forge ahead despite market dip

BuildingsPress Coverage
Calgary Herald - January 13, 2023

Calgary rental market likely to remain in high demand in 2023

“There has been a lot more interest in the rental market,” says Kendall Brown, market analyst for Zonda Urban, adding the trend is likely to continue.

BuildingsPress Coverage
Edmonton Journal - January 13, 2023

Edmonton's rental market likely to stay among most affordable big cities

Yet Edmonton’s new purpose-built rental market experienced even less growth in 2022, with rents increasing about two per cent for a one-bedroom to about $1,400 a month, Zonda Urban data for its third quarter report shows.

 

“Overall, Edmonton is more traditionally known as a more purpose-built rental and single-family home market,” says Cameron Slavik, analyst with Zonda Urban.

BuildingsPress Coverage
Edmonton Journal - February 15, 2022

Edmonton's purpose-built market sees rising demand from young renters

“Edmonton has seen a similar trend to Calgary with lower vacancies at an average of 8.5 percent across the market,” says Kendall Brown, manager of rental data for Zonda Urban for Alberta and Ontario.

“Lower vacancy can be attributed to the absorption of new supply that occurred last year as demand has increased with the return of students and young professionals,” Brown says.

Price TagsPress Coverage
Calgary Herald - February 7, 2022

New purpose-built rentals are in high demand

Despite rising demand, rents per square foot decreased slightly. Average rents decreased 2.2 per cent from the third quarter of 2021 to the fourth quarter. Brown notes the drop in rent is due to the rise in supply, but also seasonality of the rental market with fewer people moving during the fall and winter.

VancouverPress Coverage
Business in Calgary - February 2, 2022

The new cost of construction

“Judging by how active most builders continue to be during the pandemic, it seems to have been more or less fine,” says Jackson Cornelius, director of advisory at Zonda Urban, which was formerly Urban Analytics. “A lot of these developers have fixed pricing in place and contracts with the suppliers. That’s allowed them to mitigate the volatility of the market … and contributed to why most pricing remained flat. In fact, if anything, the changes have been more demand-side adjustments.”

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