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21 January 2010
The Canadian Real Estate Market Enters 2010 With Considerable Momentum
TORONTO, January 7, 2010 – Canada’s residential real estate market is forecast to remain unusually strong through the first half of 2010 as economic conditions across the country improve and the stimulus impact of low interest rates continues Read More...
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15 December 2009
Economic Instability Number One Fear for Canadian Home Buyers: Royal LePage
TORONTO, December 15, 2009 - As the Canadian real estate market continues to rebound from a steep decline a year ago brought on by the recession, home buyers remain nervous about the stability of the economy, according to a survey of 1,225 Royal LePage Read More...
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08 October 2009
'Delayed Start’ in Canadian Real Estate Market and Undersupply Lead to Perceived Housing Boom
- Lag in seasonal sales cycle brought on by the recession, coupled with undersupply, creates illusion that market is booming - TORONTO, October 8, 2009 - Canada's housing market is on the road to recovery but is experiencing a pronounced undersupply Read More...
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08 July 2009
Stable National Real Estate Market Forecast To Endure
– Housing market sees bounce back from 'awful winter' - Royal LePage revises forecast to the positive – TORONTO, July 7, 2009 - Canada's resale housing market recovered lost ground in the second quarter and is poised to stabilize Read More...
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18 June 2009
Canadians Still Aspire To Own Recreational Property
TORONTO, JUNE 18, 2009 - Despite the economic downturn, many Canadians are still dreaming of owning a recreational property, both as a long-term investment and to enjoy with family and friends. Canadians are willing to make sacrifices to own a cottage, Read More...
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18 April 2009
CANADIAN REAL ESTATE MARKET RELATIVELY RESILIENT DURING FIRST QUARTER
Only modest house price declines despite predictions of double digit depreciation TORONTO, April 8, 2009 – Consistent with current economic trends, Canadian residential real estate prices declined during the first quarter, according to a quarterly Read More...
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15 January 2009
Royal LePage foresees national home prices declining three per cent in 2009
Jan 6, 2009 TORONTO — The average price of a house in Canada is likely to decline by three per cent this year as sales activity continues to cool, according to Royal LePage Real Estate Services. The number of residential resale transactions is forecast Read More...
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26 November 2008
Rocky Mountain Realty and Royal LePage Rockies West Realty Join Forces
Invermere, BC - November 25,2008 Rocky Mountain Realty and Royal LePage Rockies West Realty announced today they are in discussions to merge the two companies. Their intention is to finalize their due diligence and amalgamation details by December 15,2008 Read More...
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07 October 2008
Royal LePage - Canadian Average House Prices Inch Up In Q3
TORONTO, October 6, 2008 – Home prices in Canada’s resale real estate market continued to grow modestly through the third quarter in most major cities, according to a House Price Survey report released today by Royal LePage Real Estate Services. Read More...
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15 July 2008
YOUNG PROFESSIONALS LIKELY TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF STABILIZING COTTAGE MARKET
Survey finds cottages are the preferred long-term investment, compared to stocks and bonds TORONTO, June 26, 2008 — Echoing the trend observed in Canadian cities this year, the country’s recreational property market is returning to a more Read More...
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03 April 2008
Canada's Housing Market Remains Stable, Moderate Price Increases in First Quarter
– Strong local economies and population growth support buyer demand – TORONTO , April 3, 2008 – Canada’s real estate market stands on stable footing. On average, healthy year over year house price gains were recorded during the Read More...
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