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2024

Just Sold: 112-Year-Old Vancouver Home!

This 2 bed, 2 bath home might look rough, but it still sold for $1.35M! 💰 Only $45K was for the house itself—the rest? All land value! 🌲🏞️ Would you buy a home for the land alone? Or would you prefer a brand-new build? 🤔 Full article...

Big News for Homebuyers!

Ottawa is expanding 30-year amortizations and raising the insured mortgage cap to $1.5M! This could lower monthly payments and make homeownership more accessible, especially for first-time buyers.  How do you feel about these changes?🏠 Full article...

BC Builds: 1,200 Affordable Rental Homes Coming to Metro Vancouver

BC is tackling the housing crisis head-on with new rental homes in Langley and Burnaby—helping everyday heroes like teachers and nurses stay in the communities they love. Affordable, sustainable, and built for the future. Affordable, sustainable, and built for the future. Let’s build a future where home is within reach for everyone! #BCBuilds #AffordableHousing #HousingForAll #CommunityFirst...

The Bank of Canada Cuts Lending Rate: What It Means for Canadians

The Bank of Canada has cut its overnight lending rate from 4.5% to 4.25%, marking the third rate cut this year. This move aims to manage inflation, which has slowed to 2.5%. The rate cut makes borrowing cheaper for Canadians, benefiting homeowners with variable rate mortgages. TD Economics predicts further rate cuts, potentially lowering the rate to 2.50% by the end of 2025. For more details, you can read...

3 Lists for Selling Your Home With

When you put your property up for sale, you want to ensure that potential buyers get all the information they need on the features of your home and its surrounding area. For example, if a buyer doesn’t realize a great school is just around the corner, they might just walk away. An effective way to make sure something like that doesn’t happen is to create these three lists: #1: The “bittersweet...

The Devil’s in the Details: Home Insurance Coverage

When you suffer damage to (or the loss of) your home or its contents, you expect your insurance company to come to the rescue, and most do.  Still, it’s a good idea to review your policy with your insurance advisor and find out what’s covered and what isn’t. For example, if you have a flood in your laundry room, you don’t want to discover then that the damage is not covered.  Some events...