Source – betterdwelling.com ‘…Since it’s interprovincial migration, one province’s loss is another’s gain. British Columbia was the biggest winner, with net migration reaching 15,300 people in Q2 2021. Both Nova […]
Source – nationalpost.com “…Further east, activity was all over the map. It fell 17.9 per cent in Prince Edward Island, inched up 5.1 per cent in Nova Scotia and rose […]
Source – blog.remax.ca “…The future of Atlantic Canada is bright. Policymakers – pre- and post-crisis – have been making investments across Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island, Newfoundland and Labrador, and […]
Source – mpamag.com “…No longer are families utilizing cottage country as a weekend escape. Instead, households are relocating to rural communities within New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island, taking their […]
Source – nationalpost.com “…New Brunswick’s market is on fire. July sales were 11.5 per cent above the five-year average for the month, while year-to-date sales are 40.8 per cent higher […]
Source – creastats.crea.ca “…Home sales were 101.2% above the five-year average and 143.3% above the 10-year average for the month of April. The average price of homes sold in April […]
Source – saltwire.com “…Royal LePage’s spring survey on recreational properties is forecasting a 17-per-cent increase over the 2020 aggregate price of $193,984 for recreational homes in Atlantic Canada. That raises […]
Source – msn.com “…There are still pockets of Canada where housing remains relatively affordable, says Hogue. In the prairie provinces and Atlantic Canada….Saint John, New Brunswick, stands out as a […]
Source – cbc.ca “…We’re getting a lot of buyers, especially Ontario. Those are the people I’m dealing with the most this year. And they’re looking for anything where they can […]
Source – betterdwelling.com “…Nova Scotia managing to gain much more people than left. The inflow of interprovincial migration was 4,700 people for Q1 2021. It was met with an outflow […]
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