Mortgage brokerage in Vancouver, BC
Vancouver is the most competitive brokerage market in the country, and the most apartment weighted.
Read moreA.I.M.I. Collective works with licensed mortgage brokers in British Columbia, Alberta and Ontario.
Vancouver is the most competitive brokerage market in the country, and the most apartment weighted.
Read moreSurrey is where A.I.M.I. Collective is headquartered, and where our lender matchmaking events are held.
Read moreBurnaby prices fell faster than most of Metro Vancouver over the past year, and the sales mix is overwhelmingly strata.
Read moreRichmond has the highest immigrant population share in Metro Vancouver, which changes the shape of almost every file.
Read moreCoquitlam is one of the few Metro Vancouver markets where no single property type dominates the sales mix.
Read moreLangley is carrying one of the largest transit driven development pipelines in the province.
Read moreAbbotsford is the most affordable corner of the Fraser Valley and the most agricultural, which means a lot of self employed and non standard income files.
Read moreKelowna is running against the provincial trend, with detached prices up while condo prices fall.
Read moreVictoria had its strongest August in five years, on the back of an unusually stable public sector income base.
Read moreNanaimo combines a retirement heavy population with an unusually high share of home based businesses.
Read moreCalgary combines record construction volume with some of the fastest population growth in the country, at less than half Vancouver's benchmark price.
Read moreEdmonton is the fastest growing metropolitan area in Canada and the most affordable major market we operate in.
Read moreToronto is the largest brokerage market in Canada and the one changing fastest, with pre construction volume down almost two thirds from its peak.
Read moreMore than half of Mississauga residents are immigrants, which makes newcomer lending a core competency rather than a niche.
Read moreBrampton has the highest mortgage delinquency rate of any major market in Canada, which means renewal and alternative lending volume brokers elsewhere never see.
Read moreOttawa is the steadiest large market in Ontario, underwritten by 146,000 federal public service salaries.
Read moreHamilton has seen the steepest annual price decline of Ontario's major markets, and falling values move volume toward renewals and refinances.
Read moreLondon is one of the few Ontario markets carrying genuine inventory, which changes how files get structured.
Read moreKitchener is our Ontario home, and the centre of the strongest small tech market in North America.
Read moreWaterloo shares a housing market with Kitchener and a workforce with the strongest small tech cluster in North America.
Read moreWindsor is the only major Ontario market where the benchmark is rising, and one of two CMHC has flagged for fast growing delinquencies.
Read moreVaughan carries the highest average price of any major Ontario market, above the City of Toronto itself.
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