Parcel & Key connects municipal rules, transaction costs, development constraints, market reporting, and primary sources into a practical path for the decision in front of you.
Founding pilots: source-backed written files for home purchase, development, and commercial-site decisions. Scope is confirmed before payment.
BCREA forecasts 68,700 residential sales in 2026, a 2.1% decline, with the provincial average price down 1.4%. Here is what those province-wide figures can and cannot tell buyers.
Read the full reportStart with a defined question. Parcel & Key organizes the applicable evidence, shows the assumptions, and makes the unresolved work explicit.
Establish the governing municipal evidence, test explicit assumptions, and hand unresolved site questions to the right professionals.
Review the development fileTurn one shortlisted BC commercial property and intended use into a traceable public-record evidence and diligence handoff.
Review the commercial fileTurn one home-purchase question into a concise brief with assumptions, cost ranges, source links, and a professional question list.
Review the property briefInventory has improved, but provincial averages hide large differences between regions and property types.
Surrey's 2017 City Centre Plan is under update as the city adds a central business district, transit-oriented growth, and new public projects.
Read report →Burnaby publishes a major-project list covering town-centre rezonings and development status. Here is how Parcel & Key will turn it into a durable public-interest tracker.
Read report →The federal first-time home buyers' GST/HST rebate can return up to $50,000 on an eligible new home, but price, purchase timing, occupancy, and claim mechanics still determine the result.
Read report →Free tools and guides are organized around real decisions, not around a publishing calendar.
Browse every tool and dataset →Housing policy, development, market conditions, neighbourhood change, and ownership decisions in the City of Vancouver.
Open city dossier →Metro VancouverTown-centre growth, major projects, multiplex policy, housing supply, and property decisions across Burnaby.
Open city dossier →Metro VancouverCity Centre transformation, transit-oriented growth, housing supply, and market intelligence across Surrey.
Open city dossier →Metro VancouverOfficial community planning, transit-oriented development, housing policy, and property intelligence in Richmond.
Open city dossier →Occasional source-backed updates. No paid rankings, sales pressure, or inbox noise.