This week on The Real Deal Pod, Allister Carrington and Geoff Lee explore two powerful stories shaking up British Columbia’s real estate landscape — one rooted in legal precedent, the other in everyday mortgage practice.
They dive into the landmark Supreme Court ruling that affirmed Aboriginal title for the Cowichan Nation over parts of Lulu Island in Richmond — the first time such title has been recognized in an urban part of the Lower Mainland. It’s a historic moment with major implications for land use, development, and the future of real estate in B.C.
From legal history to mortgage reality, the conversation then turns to bridge financing — one of the most misunderstood tools in the market. Geoff breaks down when bridge loans work, when they don’t, and the biggest misconceptions clients (and even some professionals) have.
If you’re in real estate, mortgages, or just want to stay ahead of the curve, this episode is a must-listen.
Hit play and level up your knowledge — your future clients will thank you.
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