I had fun filming this by Morgan Creek Golf Course the other day... Here's my take on the market this month... The FVREB has reported that Demand for Fraser Valley Real Estate remained robust in September. While overall sales decreased compared to August, total sales reached the second-highest levels for September in the 100-year history. It has ce...
A Market of Extremes: near-record sales in August combined with the lowest supply in four decades At the beginning of August, I received many urgent calls to purchase or sell real estate with me. The Fraser Valley Real Estate Board reported similar findings with the highest sales ever for the month against a backdrop of decreasing supply. Throughout...
I had my summer celebration event held in Dufferin Park, near my home in August. 120 people come to have some Tacos & Quesdilla's by Ocean West Catering & Horhay's Tex Mex. It was a fun evening out and was a great success. I thought I would share as we start to bid Summer farewell and head into fall. I, for one, am looking forward to the kids gettin...
Home sales remain steady in July; the lowest supply of inventory in forty years.Market Activity in the Fraser Valley softened in July; however, buyers continue to significantly outnumber sellers resulting in inventory reaching the lowest level for the month since 1981. The board noted that it processed a decrease of 11% of sales compared to June th...
For the first time in 9 months, no Real Estate records were set in June. As anticipated, the fast and furious Seller's market has softened, giving buyers more time to maneuver in the market. Offers do include more subjects; however, I have seen bold offers with no subjects, just a lower price than sellers anticipated. Inventory remains low, with a...
Records all around in Real Estate! A Seller's market typically lasts for 4 months, and I see that evident in this market. Fraser Valley's real estate market continued to break sales records in May for the ninth consecutive month while also reaching near-historic levels of new listings in May. But, as Larry Anderson, President of the Fraser Valley...