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Welcome to the Dog Days of Summer !
Here's what's really happening in our marketplace.
PRICES: Benchmark prices ( "typical product"), no real change year over year, but MEDIAN PRICE down about 7 - 15% depending on product & area
INVENTORY: Less this July than last July
SALES: Down about 30% year over year *most significant change*
DAYS ON MARKET: Climbing gently
RATES: Will climb again - but inflation has subsided a little; so look for a 0.5% increase rather than 0.75% in September.
SEASONAL PATTERN: Pretty much the same as every year. Summer is slow compared to Spring markets; expect more inventory in September, and prices to moderate - but no crashes in sight!
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North Vancouver - July Stats
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Should you Buy a Home
with Inflation this High ?
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While the Bank of Canada is working hard to bring down inflation, the latest data shows the inflation rate is still going up. You no doubt are feeling the pinch on your wallet at the gas pump or the grocery store, but that news may also leave you wondering: should I still buy a home right now?
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Your house could be closer to
list-ready than you think
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One of the biggest concerns for a homeowner looking to sell is the time they’ll have to put in before listing their house. If that’s the case for you, you should know – your home might be closer to list-ready than you think in today’s housing market. A survey of recent sellers says ...
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Gov't mandates "Cooling Off" Period
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The provincial government recently introduced a home buyer protection period, which is a new regulation that allows home buyers to back out of a residential purchase up to 3 days after signing a contract. The government will begin to enforce this regulation starting on January 1, 2023. The province claims that this cooling off period will help ensure that all homebuyers have an opportunity to conduct due diligence, such as securing financing or arranging home inspections. But will this have intended results?
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It would mean the world to us if ...
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8 Simple and Easy Tips to Feng Shui Your Studio Apartment
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Many people have chosen to stay in smaller houses in many big cities where land is limited, and there are high property prices. However, those living in a small space, like a studio apartment, will find challenges creating a good Feng Shui house. It holds the kitchen, living room, and bedroom in a single open space with no distinct separation. If you want to attract good energy into your studio apartment, here are some easy ways to achieve that.
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Did someone say referrals?
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