Canada’s real estate market expected to continue strong gains into the first half of 2010
A new year AND a new decade. While the formal recession is behind us, the road to recovery will feature some unforeseen twists. But as confidence in the recovery builds, increases in average house prices and overall market activity will continue.
Credits to spur home renos
The Home Renovation Tax Credit to offer homeowners up to $1,350 back on their 2009 tax return for home renovations.
Homeowners using less energy, living better and putting more “green” back in their wallets
By improving the energy efficiency of your home, you could be eligible for up to $5,000 in federal grants.
Royal LePage TV
Watch Royal Lepage TV, Canada’s newest online real estate channel.
Helping You In Real Estate Podcasts
Listen as Linda Leatherdale, The Toronto Sun’s Money Editor and host of MONEY LINE on Rogers Television, and a series of guests explore a number of interesting real estate topics.
Sunny Forecast for Canadian Home Sales
Even as the U.S. housing market continues to unravel, record-breaking home buying activity in Canada has led to higher sale targets and further projected price increases.
Niagara an economic growth leader
Did you know that Niagara is expected to remain among the ecomonic growth leaders in the country? Niagara’s commitment to supporting business development has resulted in over $6 billion in recent capital investment proposals.
TV commercials – REALTORS know real estate
Produced by the Canadian Real Estate Association and injected with house-hunting humour, these commercials promote the “How Realtors Can Help” campaign.
Home buyers will benefit by recent changes made by Canada’s big banks
The reduced minimum payment now required to avoid mortgage insurance fees will allow homebuyers to get into their new home faster.
Top 10 House Staging Tips
One of the hottest trends to sell a home today is home staging. Boost your sale price and shorten the length of time on the market by following these tips.
House prices to double in the next 20 years
Home prices in Canada will likely double in the next 20 years despite predictions that population pressures will limit their growth, says CIBC World Markets.
Today’s 50-plus are rocking tradition, not chairs
Retire those ‘old age’ stereotypes. Seventy is the new 60. Fine dining trumps early bird specials. Condo living challenges retirement home living.
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