非居住者への不動産購入の規制や課税は当面見送られるような感じです。引き続き需要高、供給不足が続きますので、価格も当面下がる事は無さそうです。但しコンドミニアムやタウンハウスの郊外型物件は過剰供給気味ですので、まだまだチャンスはございます！

Both the prime minister and premier of B.C. have both ruled out taxing foreign investors in a bid to curb rising house prices in Vancouver. Stephen Harper said the Conservative government would not introduce the measure; he also spoke of concern at the level of household debt, including mortgages in some households. He also reiterated that he believes the housing market is stable. Separately, Christy Clark said Thursday that, although the provincial government is considering how affordability can be tackled in B.C., it will not introduce a new tax on foreign ownership. A petition on Change.org now has 18,000 supporters calling for foreign investment in Vancouver real estate to be restricted. With first-time buyers struggling to get a foot on the ladder Clark told CBC News that the government is “open to new ideas.”
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