Nava Manshadi PREC*

Personal Real Estate Corporation

Welcome

Nava's love for architecture encouraged her to move from Iran at a young age to study in Italy at the University of Politecnico di Torino. Not being able to go back to Iran because of the Revolution, she settled in Italy where she met her husband. She became a successful entrepreneur and was able to create a large corporate business nation wide. A few years later, she decided to move to Canada to be closer to her family, who were persecuted in Iran because of their beliefs and who found refuge in Canada in 1982. Maintaining her ties with Italy, she and her husband managed their different businesses in Italy and their import and export business. In 1993 her daughter was born in Vancouver and after a few years decided to continue to pursue her passion in real estate. In 2009 she became a licensed Realtor, which allowed her to express her experiences as a entrepreneur and investor for the past 30 years. Nava is specialized in both Commercial and Residential Real Estate.

Nava Manshadi PREC*

Latest News

Hold and Rent Strategy for Long-Term Real Estate Success

Real estate investors are sometimes faced with a critical decision: sell a property or hold onto it for long-term appreciation. While selling can free up cash for other endeavours, a hold-and-rent strategy offers substantial long-term benefits. By holding real estate assets and renting them out, investors not only create an income stream but also allow the property to appreciate in value over time....

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Home Prices Climb in Major Canadian Metros

In August 2024, home prices in Canada continued to remain stable on a national level, with the MLS® Home Price Index (HPI) remaining relatively unchanged month-over-month. The national average sale price in August 2024 was $649,100, nearly unchanged from the previous year, registering just a 0.1% increase. However, underlying trends suggest a more optimistic outlook than this month-over-month trend...

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BC 2025 Rent Increases Announced: Requirements, Trends and Inflation Comparison

British Columbia’s provincial government has confirmed that the maximum annual allowable rent increase for 2025 will be capped at 3%, a reduction from the 3.5% allowed in 2024. It is tying rent increases to inflation, as calculated using the Consumer Price Index (CPI).

BC 2025 Rent Increases Announced: Requirements, Trends and Inflation Comparison

Source: BC Government

Line graph of Canada's inflation rate from 2003 to 2024, showing fluctuations with a peak in 2003 and a general decline until a low in 2009, followed by modest increases to 2024.

Source: Statista Inflation Rates

Next year’s change marks a return to B.C.’s standard formula for rent increases...

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