May stats are out…Numbers still much higher than this time last year however single-detached prices are stabilizing. Prices for semis and condos remain very strong, as expected.
Following last month’s record-smashing number of home sales, the Kitchener-Waterloo Association of REALTORS® (KWAR) posted the second-highest number of monthly home sales in April. There were 843 residential homes sold through the Multiple Listing Service®...
It’s official – the tiny homes movement will soon be coming to a neighbourhood near you. Just this week, Kitchener City Council unanimously approved a motion to allow additional dwelling units to be constructed on qualifying...
For this week’s final post, we’re moving a little farther away from Waterloo Region and our previous community profile on New Hamburg. Perth County is our immediate neighbour to the west and composes one of...
In February, a short article outlined the dynamics which are causing smaller-market towns all over Southwestern Ontario to experience a surge in buyer interest and new home construction. As a quick recap, there are two primary forces...
Earlier this week, we got underway with the first of what will be an ongoing series of short community profiles about some of the smaller real estate markets which surround the Kitchener-Waterloo area. As prices...
Today, I’ll be picking up where I left off with the next part in a continuing series of community profiles – highlighting some of the smaller towns and cities which surround the major real estate...
April 15th marked 17 YEARS as “Your Real Estate Resource” for the Waterloo Region and surrounding areas! I’ve had the pleasure of working with so many amazing clients over my career (many whom have become...
Keeping within the borders of Waterloo Region for this week’s community profile, we’ll be looking at Elmira, Ontario. Set only 20 minutes north of Uptown Waterloo (and an even shorter drive from the attractions of...
Inflation and real estate aren’t two things we often see mentioned in the same sentence. Our notice of the effects of inflation is usually limited to everyday purchases – food, clothing, gas or other household...
