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Nelson Market Update April 2013

May 12th, 2013

April Sales Highest in 3 Years We seem to have been dealing with a relatively level market over the past 3 years in and around Nelson but there have been some roller coaster-style ups and downs for sellers who have been eyeing the trends. Inventory levels still suggest that we are firmly in "Buyer's Market" territory, however there have been some segments of the market that seem to be break ...

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401 HAMPTON GREY PLACE OPEN HOUSE

August 15th, 2012

For those of you wondering just how wonderful it might be to live in much-sough after Fairview Heights, here's your chance to have a look at the most beautiful listing on offer up there. Brady will be holding an open house on Sunday August 17th from 1:00pm. For more info on the listing, including a full video tour and complete floor plans, click here. To know what it's really like go visit Br ...

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Do I Give Good Interview?

March 30th, 2012

Answer is probably not. I'm still getting used to interview requests in my role as President of the Kootenay Real Estate Board and when I see a 15 minute interview being boiled down to this: http://hqkootenay.com/news/news/Local/12/03/23/Kootenay-House-Sales-Slide-Most-In-BC I can't help but wonder what I need to do to jazz things up. Next time, I'm bringing a publisist.-Paul

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TD ECONOMICS UPDATE

April 9th, 2011

I'm going to be posting more of these in the future because, in looking at similar reports from all of Canada's major banks, I haven't been able to find a more comprehensive snapshot of the North American economic picture. It clearly illustrates trends and useful metrics for all types of Canadian real estate buyers and sellers and offers deep back ground into the numbers that influence how t ...

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BCREA ECONOMICS NOW

April 7th, 2011

BCREA ECONOMICS NOW February Building Permits - April 6, 2011 Canadian building permits increased 9.9 per cent in February, adding to stronger building intentions observed in January. Residential permits fell 18.3 per cent from last month with the largest declines occurring in Ontario and Quebec. Non-residential building permits reversed a sharp downtrend, rising by 72.9 per cent. ...

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Investor Math

April 6th, 2011

Here's a good, brass-tacks (or is that brass-tax?) look at ROI formulation on burgeoning communities and there real estate investment markets. Kind of an over-simplification but when you do the math like this you have an excellent tool to start your search.

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VANCOUVER STILL SKEWING US UPWARD

March 14th, 2011

Vancouver Leads BC Housing Markets Vancouver, BC – March 14, 2011. The British Columbia Real Estate Association (BCREA) reports that Multiple Listing Service® (MLS®) residential sales in the province climbed 5 per cent in February from January 2011, on a seasonally adjusted basis. Compared to February of 2010, MLS® residential unit sales increased 8 per cent to 6,410 units. The ave ...

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LATEST BCREA CONSTRUCTION STATS

March 7th, 2011

BCREA ECONOMICS NOW Canadian Building Permits (January)- March, 7 2011 Canadian building permits fell 5.1 per cent in January. Residential permits declined 0.9 per cent from December, while non-residential building permits tumbled 13.3 per cent. Construction intentions in BC fell 4.5 per cent from December and 13.6 per cent year-over-year. Residential permits rose sharply, incre ...

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February 21st, 2011 4:06 PM I recently valued a property that was the center of a law suit. The problem arose when the owners of the property decided that adding their son to the title as a joint tenant was a simple way of ensuring, that upon the parents

February 21st, 2011

Here's a great article outlining the potential downside of trying to sidestep a probate tax through joint tennancy from Gina Ironmonger at Keystone Appraisals. Have a look it you're thinking about going down this road. Excerpt below: "I recently valued a property that was the center of a law suit. The problem arose when the owners of the property decided that adding their son to the title as ...

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More Mortgage Rules Changes

January 17th, 2011

As a rule, I don't think that this is a biggy for Kootenay buyers (I can't remember the last time I had a buyer go for a 35 year amortization). More relevant to markets with a much higher entry level price (i.e Vancouver at $765K). I do take it as positive that the government is actively tracking consumer debt levels though. Maybe it's time for a no-lose lottery? Hmmn.CTV's thin coverage here ...

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Nelson Market Update April 2013

401 HAMPTON GREY PLACE OPEN HOUSE

Do I Give Good Interview?

TD ECONOMICS UPDATE

BCREA ECONOMICS NOW

Investor Math

VANCOUVER STILL SKEWING US UPWARD

LATEST BCREA CONSTRUCTION STATS

February 21st, 2011 4:06 PM I recently valued a property that was the center of a law suit. The problem arose when the owners of the property decided that adding their son to the title as a joint tenant was a simple way of ensuring, that upon the parents

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