Source – msn.com “…In the Maritimes, where the average cottage price is expected to jump from $194,000 to $255,000, the market has seen an uptick in out-of-province buyers, especially from […]
Source – atlantic.ctvnews.ca “…April 2020: $169,389 — April 2021: $268,644….The city is gaining momentum. “I see Halifax and a lot of other cities take off and have been on this […]
Source – theglobeandmail.com “…In Halifax, where record population increases have made it the second-fastest growing city in Canada, these well-educated, often young, mobile newcomers are bringing affluence and intellectual capital […]
Source – thriveproperties.ca “…Surrounded by the natural beauty of the rolling sea, beaches, lush green forests, lakes and farmland – All of this, combined with our growing cities and low […]
Source – macleans.ca “…The rest of the country is figuring out why so many are proud to live in the Maritimes. An annual ranking of Canada’s best cities to live […]
Source – remax.ca “…For years, Atlantic Canada residents have left the east behind in search for greener pastures. Those days have come to an end, and the population exodus has […]
Source – cbc.ca “…Vacant New Brunswick land, half-built developments and empty building lots that have attracted no interest from buyers, in some cases for decades, are suddenly being swept up […]
Source – financialpost.com “…Suddenly, a historically have-not province has it all: Affordable homes, no traffic, ocean vistas, national parks, art galleries, restaurants, universities, bilingualism, work-life balance, super-friendly people, practically no […]
Source – mortgagebrokernews.ca “…A total of 824 residential properties were sold in the province last month, representing a 36.4% annual increase and establishing a new record for February….The market saw […]
Source – nationalpost.com “…“It’s been crazy. Crazy, crazy,” said Annette Comeau, a realtor with Northern New Brunswick offices in Miramichi, Bathurst and the Acadian Peninsula. “2020 — I can’t explain […]
