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2020 is certainly the year of surprises. As a wise man said who was asked what his New Year's Resolution is for this year: "To survive 2020."

The cork finally popped which was holding back all the pent-up buying demand in the market. As usual, though, the best prepared and best-priced properties are being sold in multiple offers, much as we have se...

 

The month of May brought considerably more activity compared to a justifiably quiet April. Because of the sparse selection, the smaller number of buyers in the marketplace were still competing over the best listings which helped to keep the prices high.

During the pandemic, sellers had the difficult choice of whether they wanted to open their doors...

Our apologies for missing last month's statistics. You can find the infographics for March at the bottom of this email.

The change in the market was notable after the first week of March when the steady home buyer demand started to level off over the concerns about COVID-19. Now, with another month behind us, there is no surprise that with the COVID...

There has been a lot going on in world news and the local real estate market. It's a lot to take in for the average Lower Mainlander and I think we are all still struggling with the effect it will have on our health, our extended families and friends, our livelihoods, our investments, and the overall economy.

Hopefully, everyone is stocked up with a...

By Chris Flook - Own work, CC BY-SA 4.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=80320762

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We hope that everyone had an enjoyable January even though we had so little in the way of sunshine all month. Now that Punxsutawney Phil has forecast an early Spring, we can all rest easy that we don't have much more snow shoveling le...