Why is BC heading to the polls early, and what does the snap election mean for the province’s economy and real estate market? Stephen Gammer, William Wright Commercial’s unofficial political expert and former political staffer, breaks down the BC election and what could be at stake for real estate, housing, taxes and businesses.

How is BC’s commercial real estate market really doing in 2026? Cory Wright and Rod MacKay hand out their mid-year report card, grading multifamily, office, industrial, and retail while breaking down what’s driving the market.

Alex Taylor, Founder and CEO of CommercializeIQ, breaks down how CommercializeIQ helps owners and operators bring together information from spreadsheets, leases, emails, and accounting systems to streamline portfolio management and reduce manual work.

From bad lease advice to costly negotiation mistakes, AI is already changing commercial real estate. Cory speaks with Jerry Shi of Redpoint Law about the opportunities, risks, and why experience still can't be automated.

Cory and Rod MacKay, team leader at William Wright Commercial Vancouver, break down the BC and federal governments' plan to purchase 2,200 unsold condos across the province. They unpack the real numbers behind the $3.2 billion announcement, who stands to benefit, and what it could mean for housing affordability in BC.

2021 prices are gone and sellers are finally coming to terms with reality. But what's next? Cory Wright, owner and managing broker at William Wright Commercial, sits down with Adam & Matt for an unvarnished health check across every asset class in the world of commercial real estate.

Johannes Van Leenen, President of Fifth Avenue Properties, unpacks the realities of development across Western Canada and beyond. He discusses why Alberta continues to attract investment, how BC regulations are impacting condo development, the shift toward rental projects, and what developers are really facing with financing, pre-sales, DCC costs, and government policy.

Construction activity across Metro Vancouver is changing, with developers adjusting how projects are planned, financed, and delivered. Ben Temple, Business Development Manager, and Darren Sauer, Director of Development at Wales McLelland, discuss the shift toward owner-user projects over speculative development, as well as emerging demand in sectors like self-storage and data centres.

Investorpreneur Peter Leung joins us for a wide-ranging conversation on global markets and investment trends. Peter shares his perspective on the broader economic landscape, how international events are influencing Canadian markets, and what investors should be watching right now.

Stephen Gammer, Senior Broker and Partner at William Wright Commercial’s Fraser Valley office, breaks down BC’s 2026 Provincial Budget. With his background in provincial politics, Stephen unpacks the expanded PST on professional services, rising deficits, growing debt costs, and what it all means for developers, landlords, and tenants.