Jessica Prasad

Honored and truly grateful to be a recipient of the GVR 2025 Medallion Award ✨

This recognition means so much to me. Real estate is more than transactions… it’s about relationships, trust, and helping people move forward in their lives. None of this would be possible without the incredible clients, Realtor colleagues, friends, and family who continue to support and believe in me.

Thank you for your trust, your referrals, and your encouragement. I’m so grateful for each of you ❤️Here’s to serving our community at the highest level in 2025

#GVR2025 #MedallionClub #Grateful #Honored #ilovehomes @jessicarealty

Over $40,000 in Buyer Savings & $10,000 Realtor Bonus

This ticks off all the boxes for affordable housing ✅

At the official sales launch of Laidler project located at 7609 Coldicutt St. in the Burnaby Crest neighbourhood.

All four detached homes offer bright, open-concept main floors for everyday living and entertaining. Inside, interior designer Mariya Balashova pairs warm, tactile finishes with clean modern lines and meticulously edited details.

Under construction now! Call me for details:

Jessica Prasad
RE/MAX Sabre Realty
info@ilovehomes.ca
778-241-8946
www.ilovehomes.ca ❤️

15 years in real estate and it’s always been about the people ❤️

From boardrooms to conferences, events to everyday moments… these memories, friendships, and connections mean everything to me

I’ve always shown up, stayed present, and remained approachable. You’ll find me at the events, supporting our members, cheering on our industry, and giving back to the Real Estate Board whenever I can.

If you believe in leadership that listens, connects , and truly shows up… I’d be honoured to have your vote for Board Director on Friday ️✅

Thank you for 15 incredible years… and for your support to the next step as your Director.

#RealEstateLife #15YearsStrong #RealEstateCommunity #BoardDirector #LeadershipThatShowsUp #ApproachableLeadership #RealtorFriends #IndustrySupport #Grateful #VoteWithPurpose #GVR #ilovehomes ❤️ @jessicarealty

Let’s talk about something that actually matters

Voter turnout for Board elections could be better and that means not enough REALTOR® voices at the table.

Voting starts next week and I’m asking you to take a moment to vote and help shape who represents us. GVR members can vote in this year’s election beginning Friday, January 23 through Paragon.

I’m running for Director at Large because I believe YOU (REALTORS®) deserve leadership that listens, communicates clearly, and advocates for real estate support.

If you believe in engaged, ethical leadership, I’d be honoured to earn your vote.

️ Your vote = your voice at the table.

#GVR #vancouverrealtors #RealtorsOfVancouver #DirectorAtLarge #YourVoteMatters RealEstateLeadership VoteJanuary2026
Jessica Prasad @jessicarealty #ilovehomes

Many people don’t realize this:

  Most lenders will NOT approve a mortgage unless you can provide formal separation or court documents.

This protects you, your financial future, and your legal position.

Before you:

❌ Start house hunting

❌ Submit offers

✅ Make sure your paperwork is in place first

A mortgage strategist can help you prepare safely and properly. 

  Mortgage Strategist Partner:

Sally Bennett, B.A.B.Ed, MIB

604-260-2525

sally@mortgagenational.ca

Contact me for a private appt! 

Jessica Prasad

RE/MAX Sabre Realty

info@ilovehomes.ca

778-241-8946

www.ilovehomes.ca ❤️ 

#MortgageTips #DivorceAndMoney #SmartSteps #DivorceSupport #NewBeginnings #RealEstateWithHeart #ilovehomes ❤️

Separation and divorce can feel overwhelming — and real estate decisions often come with emotional and financial pressure.

We help guide you through:
✔️ Selling the family home
✔️ Buying on your own
✔️ Understanding your options without pressure or judgment

You don’t have to navigate it alone.

DM me for a private conversation.

Jessica Prasad
RE/MAX Sabre Realty
info@ilovehomes.ca
778-241-8946
www.ilovehomes.ca ❤️

#ilovehomes ❤️ #DivorceSupport #NewBeginnings #RealEstateWithHeart

Bank of Canada delivers second consecutive cut to key interest rate, lowering it to 2.25%

The BoC says the impacts of U.S. tariffs are “more evident” even as the situation remains uncertain, and that the trade conflict “is fundamentally reshaping Canada’s economy.”

The unemployment rate remained at 7.1% in September and wage growth has slowed. Job losses continue to build in trade-sensitive sectors and hiring has been weak nationwide.

In January the bank had forecast the economy would grow by 1.8% in both 2025 and 2026. But citing U.S. trade policy, it now says growth in 2025 will be just 1.2%, dropping to 1.1% in 2026, before recovering to 1.6% in 2027.

The next interest rate announcement from the Bank of Canada is scheduled for Dec. 10, 2025.

@jessicarealty

Jessica Prasad
RE/MAX Sabre Realty
info@ilovehomes.ca
778-241-8946
www.ilovehomes.ca ❤️

Congratulations to my incredible clients! ✨
In just two short weeks, they sold their home, found their dream home in New Westminster, and moved in — all while keeping smiles on their faces!

Now they get to wake up to those beautiful water views every day.
What a journey — and what a reward!

#NewWestHomes #WaterfrontLiving #JustMovedIn #NewBeginnings #SoldAndBought #RealEstateSuccess #HomeSweetHome #ilovehomes ❤️ @jessicarealty #remax #remaxsabre Contact me if you’re thinking about real estate dreams!

Jessica Prasad
RE/MAX Sabre Realty
info@ilovehomes.ca
778-241-8946
www.ilovehomes.ca ❤️

Buyers what are you waiting for??

There is always “something” happening in the world that affects financial markets.

My financial advisor good friend of mine Keith Malabar from www.financialfootprint.ca sent me this, he went back over the last several decades and below is a compilation of those "something’s” to illustrate:

1987 Record-setting market decline
1988 Junk bond scandal
1989 October “Mini-Crash”
1990 Persian Gulf crisis
1991 Recession
1992 Riots sweep Los Angeles
1993 Bombing of World Trade Center
1994 Rising U.S. interest rates
1995 Oklahoma City bombing
1996 Taiwan Strait crisis
1997 Collapse of Thailand economy
1998 President impeachment proceedings
1999 Y2K 2000 Internet stocks plummet
2001 September 11 terrorist attacks
2002 WorldCom accounting scandal
2003 War in Iraq
2004 Madrid terrorist attacks
2005 London train bombing
2006 India, Israel, Lebanon bombings
2007 U.S. housing bubble bursts
2008 Global financial crisis
2009 Financial crisis lingers into early 2009
2010 European debt issues emerge
2011 Japan, Fukushima earthquake
2012 China slowing growth concerns
2013 U.S. government temporarily shuts down
2014 Russia and Ukraine conflicts
2015 Paris terrorist attacks
2016 Brexit – U.K. votes to exit the EU
2017 Britain triggers Article 50
2018 U.S. – China trade tensions
2019 U.S. – China trade tensions continue
2020 COVID-19 pandemic
2021 Global supply chain disruption and inflation
2022 Rising inflation and monetary policy tightening
2023 Stable inflation and peaking interest rates
2024 Accommodative stance by major central banks

Thanks, Keith ❤️

@jessicarealty #ilovehomes ❤️

Jessica Prasad
RE/MAX Sabre Realty
info@ilovehomes.ca
778-241-8946
www.ilovehomes.ca ❤️

Residential property owners in the designated taxable areas declare every year for the speculation and vacancy tax, even if there is no change to your information. You must complete your declaration by March 31. 

Vancouver’s empty homes tax, the Government of Canada's underused housing tax and the home owner grant program are different from the speculation and vacancy tax.

Ensure you know the requirements for these taxes and programs! 

https://www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/taxes/speculation-vacancy-tax

Jessica Prasad

RE/MAX Sabre Realty

info@ilovehomes.ca

778-241-8946

www.ilovehomes.ca ❤️🏡