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Home Listings Continue to Rise in Vancouver while Sales Slow
With fall officially under way, Vancouver listing inventory has recovered from the summer vacation lull in September. That being said, sale activity was marginally lower in September for the fourth month in a row, having peaked for the year in June 2011. With a [...]
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It’s always nice when your hard work is recognized, even in a small way. In writing a blog recognition and feedback can often be little and far between. It can be a thankless task.
Personally, I love writing this blog. As a Vancouver realtor, I spend all of my time thinking and working in Vancouver real [...]
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I’ve just made a new addition to my Vancouver real estate website. Actually, there are two additions but both are on the same topic of Vancouver foreclosures. Whether you are in a position to purchase a foreclosure (which is a great way to get an excellent deal in the Vancouver real estate market), or if [...]
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The CMHC (Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation) released it’s Spring 2008 forecast for the Metro Vancouver region today. It’s a relatively positive forecast, predicting that the market will “moderate slightly” in 2008 and 2009.
It points to strong economic and demographic fundamentals underpinning the market, including steady job growth, population growth and continued low mortgage rates. Meanwhile, [...]
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The Real Esate Board of Greater Vancouver released the monthly stats package for the month of January 2008. The main piece of news is that listings are on the rise (as the news release was entitled “New Listings Rise to Start the New Year”), resulting in a more balanced market.
Over last January, we saw listings [...]
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Media Release
(Vancouver, BC. January 9th, 2008): A new method of real estate marketing is beginning to take root, enabling realtors, their clients, as well as the public to take full advantage of the internet. Traditionally, marketing methods have involved “push” techniques such as mail-outs and cold-calling but the shift is toward the “pull” of neighborhood [...]
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