VREP #514 Why Some Vancouver Neighbourhoods are Surging (and Others are Stalling) with Professor Markus Moos

Some Vancouver neighbourhoods are filling up with the next generation, while others are aging in place. Markus Moos, professor at the University of Waterloo's School of Planning, sits down with Adam & Matt to unpack what's driving the divergence, from the rise of 'forever young' districts to the knowledge economy concentrating at the centre and families getting priced out to the edges. Why do certain pockets surge with younger buyers and renters as comparable streets stagnate? Why is Canada still defaulting to 'tall and sprawl' while the rest of the world embraced missing middle long ago? And is the urban core quietly segregating Canadians by generation without anyone noticing? Don't miss this one!

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VREP #514 Why Some Vancouver Neighbourhoods are Surging (and Others are Stalling) with Professor Markus Moos is an episode from Vancouver Real Estate Podcast by Adam and Matt Scalena.

This episode is 59:52 long.

This episode was published on May 8, 2026.

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