Some observers say high–end homes in Metro Vancouver are in for a price drop due to the federal government's budget move to eliminate immigrant investor visas, cutting off the path to B.C. for tens of thousands of wealthy Chinese. New applications for …

… Comments; More. Tumblr · Pinterest · Reddit · Digg · FarkIt · StumbleUpon. Canada's luxury housing market has already been impacted by changes to immigration policy and could be in for rougher times as foreign investors are lured to the United States.

The alliance is likely to invest in residential real estate across the spectrum of affordable to high–end projects depending on investment opportunities. "We are looking to deploy the entire corpus in the next 2.5-3 years and aiming at target annual …

In West Vancouver, real estate agent Clarence Debelle is still receiving offers from mainland China for luxury property, but he's concerned the end of the investor program will have an impact on the local economy and the high–end housing market.

Walter learns that Mid's businesses include part ownership in a high–end real estate development, in which his luxury home is the only completed house. There is also a lower-end real estate project aimed at visiting fishermen. He also owns Island Pizza …

Indian diversified business house Muthoot Group's hospitality division Muthoot Leisure and Hospitality Services has acquired high–end property 'Xandari Resort & Spa' in Costa Rica in Latin America. The acquisition is the first ever by any Indian …

According to Knight Frank's Prime Global Cities Index, which tracks luxury real estate markets in 30 cities around the world, prices for top homes in the Indonesian capital rose more than in any other city, up 37.7% at the end of 2013 from the year before.

His real estate agent, Michael Salas of Coldwell Banker, honed in on one development and went on a letter-writing spree to about 60 homeowners with ocean views. When a $1.4 million townhouse finally came on the market last year, Taghavian snagged it.

In West Vancouver, real estate agent Clarence Debelle is still receiving offers from mainland China for luxury property, but he's concerned the end of the investor program will have an impact on the local economy and the high–end housing market.