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High housing costs? Metro Vancouver says your commute may matter just as much

A new regional study suggests that when it comes to affordability, what households pay for transportation can rival – and in some cases exceed – what they pay for shelter. Metro Vancouver’s 2025 Housing and Transportation Cost Burden Study finds that across the region, households spend an average of $41,000 per year on combined housing […]

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