Vancouver housing talk with numbers and nerve.
Vancouver Real Estate Podcast is a fast, practical look at Vancouver housing, from prices and inventory to rates, budgets, development, and City Hall. Its conversations pair on-the-ground realtor context with guests who can explain the larger forces moving the market.
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Vancouver Real Estate Podcast follows the city’s real estate market with a mix of shop talk, data, interviews, and local argument. It is not a detached economics lecture. Adam and Matt speak like working realtors who spend their week around buyers, sellers, renewals, listings, and anxious market reads. That gives the show a practical center. Prices are not just numbers. Inventory is not just a chart. Rates, taxes, presale weakness, municipal bottlenecks, and buyer hesitation are treated as things that change real decisions for real people. The show is strongest when it slows down a headline that seems obvious. “Prices are falling” becomes a question about product type, timing, and buyer leverage. “Inventory is at all-time highs” turns into a look at the ten-year seasonal average and what is shifting year over year. “The new condo market is dead” becomes part of a bigger discussion about demand, financing, and confidence. Recent episodes bring in Robert Hogue for a national and regional economist’s view, Kyle Green for mortgage-market pressure, Andrew Lis for Greater Vancouver data, Frances Bula for City Hall and housing politics, and Trevor Hargreaves for provincial policy and the BC budget. The show also makes room for major development stories, including the Senak lands near Burrard Bridge and the role of the Squamish Nation. Its pacing is loose and lively. Trivia bits, corrections, and side comments sit beside talk of bond yields, GDP, deficits, and active listings. That combination makes the show accessible without sanding off the complexity. It suits listeners who want a Vancouver-specific read on housing conditions from people who are close to the market and willing to challenge easy narratives.
Made for: For Vancouver buyers, sellers, agents, investors, and housing-watchers who want market context before acting. It also suits policy-minded listeners following affordability, development, City Hall, and provincial housing decisions.
What sets it apart: The show combines working-realtor street-level observations with economist, broker, journalist, and policy interviews. It keeps local Vancouver details in view while connecting them to rates, inflation, budgets, and broader Canadian market cycles.
Vancouver's premier real estate podcast. Your source for buying, selling, or investing in the Vancouver Real Estate Market with two of Vancouver's top realtors, Adam and Matt Scalena.
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
It connects Vancouver housing data, policy and market sentiment through pointed interviews with economists and real estate industry figures.
Vancouver Real Estate Podcast turns housing headlines into conversations about the forces moving prices, supply and confidence. Adam and Matt Scalena bring a working-realtor perspective, then press guests to connect local conditions with interest rates, tariffs, employment…
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A measured look at whether Vancouver's housing weakness is nearing a floor or only pausing.
Vancouver's housing market is framed here as part of a larger test: whether recent weakness is finding a floor or merely taking a pause. Adam and Matt Sklina bring in Robert Hogue, Assistant Chief Economist at RBC, to connect local conditions with interest rates, economic…
Andrew Lis challenges simple market stories and walks through a cautious model of demand.
The episode pairs Andrew Lis with Adam and Matt as they push past easy explanations for market swings, including weather and slow open houses, and spend time on uncertainty and pent-up demand.
A quiz-style Vancouver market recap makes elevated inventory and a slight year-over-year dip easy to grasp.
The Vancouver Real Estate Podcast frames its almost-end-of-Q1 market recap as a quiz between Adam Scalina and Matt Scalina, giving inventory talk a little competitive energy without losing the practical thread.
A blunt look at BC budget debates, housing policy, and tax reform.
This episode takes a blunt look at BC budget politics through a conversation with Trevor Hargreaves, the Senior VP of Government Relations, Relations, Marketing, and Communications at BCREA.
Toronto's housing slump is framed through a Vancouver comparison and a broader market conversation.
Vancouver Real Estate Podcast uses Toronto's housing market to frame a wider comparison with Vancouver, with Adam Skooler and Matt Skolina joined by Daniel Foch and Nick Boyle.
A Vancouver-focused discussion of tariffs, mortgage pressure, and a housing shortage measured in years.
Tariffs open the door, but the episode is really interested in the business question underneath: why Vancouver's housing shortage keeps absorbing each new shock.
An 11-acre Burrard Bridge project becomes a clear look at rental math, land control, and long-term planning.
Vancouver Real Estate Podcast turns to the Senac lands south of Burrard Bridge, where 11 acres, 11 towers, and about 6,000 units make the scale impossible to ignore.
Short-term rental lessons from the operator side.
Hosts Adam and Matt Sklina interview mortgage expert Dustin Woodhouse on March 4th, the day after Trump imposed 25% tariffs on Canada.
Hosts Adam and Matt Sklina interview Khelsilem Tl'aḵwasik̓a̱n, a Squamish Nation councillor, about the Sen̓áḵw development near Burrard Bridge.
This episode features an interview with Brendan Lacerda, a senior economist from Moody's Analytics, discussing the impact of Trump tariffs on the Canadian economy, Vancouver real estate, and broader economic forecasts.
This episode features an interview with Brendon Ogmundson, chief economist at BCREA, discussing the 2025 real estate forecast for Vancouver and British Columbia.
This episode features financial advisor Adam Beaudin-Ball discussing wealth-building strategies, retirement planning, and financial advice for first-time homebuyers in Vancouver.
This episode features an interview with Justin Bontkes, president and CEO of Caliber Projects, discussing his journey from framing roofs to building a successful real estate business in the Fraser Valley through unique approaches during market cycles.
This episode discusses a new Real Estate Institute of BC study on demographic changes and their impact on real estate demand and industry trends in British Columbia.
Pete Fry says Vancouver's street disorder has not improved under Ken Sim, despite four years of ABC control at City Hall.
Robert Hogue keeps the market talk on the ground.
This episode discusses the Senak lands development near Burrard Bridge in Vancouver, featuring 11 towers and 6,000 new homes, with insights from Squamish Nation councillor Khelsilem Tl'aḵwasik̓a̱n on its unique federal jurisdiction and partnership with West Bank.
This episode analyzes five real estate headlines about Vancouver's market to help buyers understand current trends and separate myths from facts.
This episode discusses how the war in the Middle East affects inflation in Canada and its impact on the mortgage and Vancouver real estate markets with mortgage broker Kyle Green.
This episode features an interview with Frances Bula, a former journalist turned Vancouver City Council candidate, discussing her transition into politics, the upcoming election, and key issues like housing and municipal governance.
Andrew Liss is back, and the hosts know he will not blame a soft market on rain.
Vancouver Real Estate Podcast #506 turns February 2026 Metro Vancouver housing stats into a trivia show around Andrew List's new normal market label.
Adam Sklina and Matt Sklina sit down with Trevor Hargreaves to talk through BC's recent budget.
Adam Skooler and Matt Skolina welcome Daniel Foch and Nick Boyle.