The dos and don’ts of staging your home for sale
When it comes to selling your home, making a positive first impression on a potential buyer is a crucial part of the process. Staging is key in attracting purchaser interest, garnering offers at higher prices and selling homes quicker.
Buyers spring back: Sidelined Canadians plan return to market
Now with the Bank of Canada placing a hold on the overnight lending rate for the first time since March of 2022, many homebuyers intend to resume their purchasing plans once again.
February Neighbourhood Stats – Kanata, Stittsville, Carp and Carleton Place
Here are the February neighbourhood stats for Kanata, Carp, Stittsville, and Carleton Place.
Ottawa Real Estate Market Snapshot February 2023
The February 2023 Ottawa Real Estate Stats are out! Market Snapshot: The average days on market for a listing has decreased as the market continues to stabilize. A decrease in average sale price from February of 2022 which was the peak of the pandemic market however we did see a month over month increase of 5% over January of 2023.
Preparing Your Home for a Spring Sale
Preparing Your Home for a Spring Sale As a homeowner and future seller, it’s important to be aware that the real estate market will fluctuate with the changing seasons. The springtime is typically regarded as the most ideal time for buyers to begin their search due to a variety of factors, such as weather […]
Ottawa Spring Real Estate Market
If you a looking to move this year now is the time to prepare your home for sale or if you are looking to buy, this is the time to start your search.
January Neighbourhood Stats – Kanata, Stittsville, Carp and Carleton Place
Here are the January neighbourhood stats for Kanata, Carp, Stittsville, and Carleton Place.
Ottawa Real Estate Market Snapshot January 2023
The January 2023 Ottawa Real Estate Stats are out! Market Snapshot: New year, new market as we see a slowdown in the number of sales for January and a decrease in the average sale price over January of 2022. We did however see an increase of 3% in the average sale price of a residential home from January over December.
Bank of Canada comments offer light at the end of the tunnel for real estate
Canada’s real estate sector is breathing a sigh of relief, but it wasn’t so much the size of the Bank of Canada’s Jan. 25 rate hike as the language that came with it that was cause for optimism. That’s because while the central bank boosted its benchmark overnight interest rate by 0.25 basis points to 4.5 per cent, it also signaled it would put the hiking cycle on pause — at least for now.
What Will Your New Property Look Like? 10 Factors to Consider
If you are considering purchasing a property, it’s important to know what features are important to your lifestyle. While some buyers may be downsizing, others are looking for more space to accommodate a growing family or changing needs. Whatever the story may be, determining your wants and needs, along with obtaining your pre-approval for financing are the first steps to take on this exciting journey into home ownership.