23 Aug

Understanding House Prices – What Factors Affect The Value Of A Home?

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Posted by: Kimberly Walker

Understanding house prices What factors affect the value of a home? Location: Real estate people always say “Location, location, location.” That’s because the area you live in will be the biggest factor affecting your home’s price. It’s smart to buy a home where housing prices are likely to increase. Also, the people who may buy […]

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17 Aug

Real estate buyers to focus on low interest, ignore market turmoil

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Posted by: Kimberly Walker

Real estate buyers to focus on low interest, ignore market turmoil Mary Gazze, The Canadian Press TORONTO – Canada’s real estate market will grow in the rest of the year as Canadians undeterred by recent turmoil in global stock markets will continue to be drawn in by low mortgage interest rates, economists say. The economists […]

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8 Jul

CIBC Report: July 7,2011 – State Of Real Estate Economy CIBC Report

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Posted by: Kimberly Walker

Transmitted by CNW Group on : July 7, 2011 13:19 Average House Prices a Misleading Gauge of the Health of the Canadian Real Estate Market: CIBC Detailed analysis shows a highly segmented market that will see prices drop over time, but preconditions for a market crash don’t exist TORONTO, July 7, 2011 /CNW/ – The […]

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7 Jul

Why working is the secret to happiness

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Posted by: Kimberly Walker

Why working is the secret to happiness Jenna Goudreau, On Wednesday July 6, 2011 I like yoga. The few times I do it a year, I feel warmer, more flexible and rather proud of myself for investing in my personal happiness (though I’ve often had the sneaking suspicion that jogging would have been a better […]

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5 Jul

News Release Fraser Valley Real Estate Board June 2011

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Posted by: Kimberly Walker

News Release: July 5, 2011 RATIO OF PROPERTY SALES TO INVENTORY REMAINS STABLE IN THE FRASER VALLEY     (Surrey, BC) – For three consecutive months, the percentage of properties sold in the Fraser Valley compared to those that were available for purchase has remained at 16 per cent, reflecting a balanced market starting to favour buyers. […]

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30 Jun

Buy? Sell? Should Canadians buy into real estate or not?

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Posted by: Kimberly Walker

Buy? Sell? Should Canadians buy into real estate or not? On the plus side, interest rates remain at historic lows coupled with reduced unemployment, may encourage more Canadians into the market. And when they start looking, they’ll find that prices in most regions still haven’t recovered to their pre-recession highs. The drawback is knowing interest […]

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24 Jun

How To Dominate Twitter And Facebook And Get Millions Of Business Followers

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Posted by: Kimberly Walker

How To Dominate Twitter And Facebook And Get Millions Of Business Followers Use targeted advertising on Facebook Sure it’s pretty basic, but that’s for a reason. It’s the most effective tactic for growing your Facebook followers. These adds are relatively inexpensive, highly targeted, and can be customized to appeal to different prospective demographics Pay for […]

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22 Jun

4 Ways To Value A Real Estate Rental Property

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Posted by: Kimberly Walker

4 Ways To Value A Real Estate Rental Property Stephan Abraham, On Tuesday June 21, 2011 During the first half of the 2000s, investing in real estate became more common for average Americans. With easily available financing and minimal down payment requirements many Americans made handsome profits by flipping homes. Well, as we are all […]

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15 Jun

TD Bank forecasts low interest rates this year

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Posted by: Kimberly Walker

TD Bank forecasts low interest rates this year. However with current bond yields, they may not be as low as today’s 3.59%. Submit any applicable applications in to MERIX asap! OTTAWA — The TD Bank says Canadians can expect borrowing costs to remain near record lows for the rest of the year. That’s because the […]

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14 Jun

Recreational property markets bouncing back

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Posted by: Kimberly Walker

Recreational property markets bouncing back: Re/Max OTTAWA — Canada’s recreational property market appears to be bouncing back from a recessionary lull as buyers seek to capitalize on equity and stock-market gains, Re/Max says in a report Monday. Demand rose 78% in the 46 markets across the country covered by the realtor’s Recreational Property Report, while sales […]

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