Source – financialpost.com ‘…Canada’s urban real estate boom has cascaded all the way into cottage country, lifting prices even in the remote parts of the country….Despite the surge in prices […]
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 – theglobeandmail.com “…With a population of about 100, the entire town is walkable in an easy hour, along the lakeshore and past Cameron Falls, circling about a dozen streets […]
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 […]
Source – cbc.ca “…The average price of a house sold in New Brunswick in March was up to $258,558, but was still less than one third of the average price […]
Source – mortgagebrokernews.ca “…Nova Scotia has seen a significant spike in home prices in recent times, recording a massive 39.5% year-over-year increase last month. Still, the average price still sits […]
Source – theglobeandmail.com “…I’m one of many urbanites who have decamped for smaller cities, towns and countryside across Canada. According to Statistics Canada, Toronto and Montreal experienced record-high population losses […]
Source – remaxtwincity.ca “…New Brunswick is also experiencing sellers’ market condition…Low inventory is putting an upward pressure on waterfront properties, average sale price saw an increase of 132 per cent […]
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 […]
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