This year the statistics show a larger percentage of buyers were either buyers moving to larger homes and/or out-of-town buyers. Additionally, unsurprisingly, buyers under 35 years of age are realizing they want more space.
There continues to be conflicting reports in the industry as to what this HOT MARKET means in the long run and if we are in for a down turn. I’m not so sure that consumers are focused on this today but there appears to an uptick in searches for this term. I pulled search terms “Real Estate Market” in BLUE and ” Real Estate Bubble” in RED from GOOGLE. Here is what it shows.
As this year progresses, the real estate market remains unpredictable and crazy. As the COVID cases rise we may see a downward shift in sales activity this winter. I am personally seeing a bit of what I call “OFFER FATIGUE” from buyers. Some feeling a bit of hopelessness. Who would have thought it would be so hard to purchase a home.
Despite being in the middle of a pandemic, Canada housing market shattered records in July. What the fall brings to …
Last month I showed that the number of sales over the same period as last year was down by almost …
COVID-19 and the subsequent lockdowns have certainly shifted our “spring” market. June has seen the flood gates open as Kingston and area went into Phase 2 of reopening. Although sellers have not completely embraced listing their homes at this time, we are seeing buyers out in full competitive force.
The real estate market continues churn for the Kingston & Area markets, but at volumes significantly less then normal!MONTH to …
When we look at the sales information for the first three quarters of 2014 vs 2015, Kingston saw an increase …
Home sales recorded through the MLS® System of the Kingston and Area Real Estate Association posted a double digit year-over-year …
Home sales recorded through the MLS® System of the Kingston and Area Real Estate Association were up on a year-over-year …