Tri City Fund Management

06/30/2026

06/12/2026

Looking for alternative mortgage solutions?
Tri City Fund Management is your trusted lending partner.
Our long history in Western Canada provides us with the confidence to serve property owners in such areas as the Greater Vancouver Regional District, Fraser Valley, Victoria Capital Region, Nanaimo Regional District, the Okanagan Valley and more!

06/01/2026

Keeping up with the latest in the industry at the Vancouver Mortgage Symposium. Say hello to us!

05/29/2026

ATTENTION BC Mortgage Brokers:

Tri City Fund Management offers competitive non-bank lending rates for your borrowers.

Where do we lend: GVRD, Lower Mainland, Fraser Valley, Sunshine Coast, Victoria-Capital Region, Vancouver Island-North, and beyond.

What we consider: Single Family, Small Multi Family, HELOC, Small Commercial Property

What we offer: 1st mortgages, 2nd mortgages, HELOC, Construction Financing, Bridge Loans, and some Commercial Strata

To learn more, go to www.tricitygroup.ca/borrow or contact

[email protected]
Tri City Fund Management
120 W. Pender St., Ste 350
Vancouver, BC V6E 2V2
604-569-2015

02/17/2026

Wishing every one Great Happiness and Much Prosperity!

02/16/2026

Please note, the Tri City Fund Management office is closed on Monday, February 16th, 2026 for Family Day.
Enjoy this special day for with your loved ones!

12/16/2025

Inflation is holding steady around 2% — which is good news.

Prices overall aren’t rising much faster, especially for things like housing and travel, and that’s keeping the Bank of Canada on pause with interest rates for now.

The not-so-great news? Groceries are still expensive. Food prices jumped again in November, with beef and coffee being two of the biggest drivers.

The big picture:
• Inflation is cooling overall
• Interest rates are likely staying put for the foreseeable future
• Housing activity is still slow, especially in Ontario
• Food costs remain the biggest pressure on household budgets

Bottom line: inflation is easing enough that the Bank of Canada doesn’t need to rush into changes — but everyday costs at the grocery store are still being felt.

10/29/2025

October 29th, 2025: The Bank of Canada cuts the benchmark interest rate once more.

After pausing the rate cuts from April to July, and resuming the rate reductions this past September, the Policy Rate is now at 2.25%.

The Bank of Canada indicates they may slow down the rate cuts, as they have achieved one of their mail goals, which is to rein in inflation.

As of today, trade talks with the US are at a standstill. However, Canadian industries maintain optimism for the USMCA, which is up for renewal next year.

Like most economic events, the negatives are offset by the positives, such as the ability to obtain cheaper rates when financing real estate through traditional and non-traditional mortgages.

To learn more, go to www.tricitygroup.ca/borrow or contact [email protected]