The Market was Steady in Late January
The Central Vancouver Island real estate market began 2023 slowly and then picked up some momentum by mid-January. A typical start to a new year ...
Read MoreThe Central Vancouver Island real estate market began 2023 slowly and then picked up some momentum by mid-January. A typical start to a new year ...
Read MoreWe appear to be trending toward normal market conditions locally. With rising interest rates, the tight inventory levels ...
Read MoreMarket trends remain unchanged: no inventory, bidding wars for most listings, and frustration faced by buyers. At the end of January, the inventory ...
Read MoreClick anywhere on this post to read full report Comprehensive look at the Canadian Real Estate Market. The newly released RE/MAX Canada ...
Read MoreWith 6 months of market stats under our collective belts, market conditions continue an unpredictable finish to the year. The Canadian Real Estate ...
Read MoreOur local markets are mirroring many markets across Canada: hot seller's market, multiple bids on many homes, and many sellers obtaining sales well ...
Read MoreMore buyers than sellers currently. Money is cheap so buying power is heightened. People are choosing to live in the Central Vancouver Island region ...
Read MoreFor immediate release Strong December Home Sales Close Out an Unprecedented Year Vancouver, BC – January 13, 2021. The British Columbia ...
Read MoreA quick look at the Canadian markets.
Read MoreNovember sales in the Nanaimo market area followed a typical winter-like path with the number of single family homes dropping from 159 in September ...
Read MoreOur local market has broken a new average price point: $600,000! Single family sales in October, 2020, were brisk, particularly in the first half ...
Read MoreSingle Family Sales continued their brisk activity in August with 127 homes selling, albeit down from the 179 homes which sold in July, 2020, but ...
Read MoreSales Volumes in July were recently revised. With approximately 180 single family home sales in July, this is reflective of volumes between 2003 and ...
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