In the heart of the bustling real estate markets in Vancouver, North Vancouver, and West Vancouver, 2024 has kicked off with an impressive surge. As seasoned realtors deeply connected to the pulse of North Vancouver, it’s crucial to understand the dynamics shaping this market and its implications for homeowners, buyers, and sellers. Here’s our take on the recent surge and what it means for you.
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Decoding the 2024 Real Estate Market: Navigating Shifts and Strategies
As we approach the dawn of 2024, the real estate market is undergoing a significant shift, prompting both buyers and sellers to reassess their strategies. In this blog post, we’ll delve into the current market dynamics and explore what to expect in the coming year, offering insights for navigating the evolving 2024 real estate market.
Continue reading →Spring Real Estate Advantage: Maximize Your Home’s Value
As the real estate market anticipates a drop in interest rates with an expected increase in demand and prices, savvy homeowners are poised to seize the upcoming Spring real estate advantage as a golden opportunity. We are already speaking with homeowners and strategizing steps to maximize their home’s market value in the predicted dynamic environment. We unveil the steps to leverage and capitalize on the upcoming market.
Continue reading →REBGV – The Million Dollar Wall | The Lede | 004
“Affordability” is a term that has become increasingly prevalent in discussions surrounding housing and real estate over the past decade. Whether you have personal experiences or professional involvement in these areas, you are likely familiar with the complexities associated with this loaded term.
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Andrew Lis, Director of economics and data analytics for the REBGV, has transformed the data by indexing it to an initial value to compare different cycles over time. By analyzing historical tightening cycles and their impact on sales and prices, Lis predicts that sales might return to normal in about 12 months, while prices could be back to normal in a little over 6 months if the current cycle tracks the ’82 cycle. However, he cautions that anything can happen.
Continue reading →5 Canadian real estate market trends to watch in 2021
2020 was unique for the Canadian real estate market. The pandemic slowed the market for a brief period at the start of the spring market and then things really picked up. We continue to see rising prices and a brisk market. Can we expect to see this continue going forward?
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