An update on the Waterloo Region Real Estate Market for March. Find out the average sale price of all residential properties sold in March, new home listings in March, and what's ahead for the real estate market.
When you're looking to buy a home, there are more choices than you may think. One of these is a condominium, a multi-unit property that is divided and sold into individual units.
An update on the Waterloo Region Real Estate Market for February. Find out the average sale price of all residential properties sold in February, new home listings in February, and what's ahead for the real estate market.
Considering the widespread damage the COVID-19 pandemic and its resulting restrictions have had on industries and businesses across the world, you would assume real estate would be on its knees.
An update on the Waterloo Region Real Estate Market for January. Find out the average sale price of all residential properties sold in January, new home listings in January, and what's ahead for the real estate market.
Buying a home is likely the largest investment you'll be making in your lifetime. Entering into this milestone, you will want to with your eyes wide open. Before making that big purchase, get a home inspection.
An update on the Waterloo Region Real Estate Market for December. Find out the average sale price of all residential properties sold in December, new home listings in December, and what's ahead for the real estate market.
When you're in the process of selling your home, you want to take into consideration the home features that buyers want most. If you incorporate these things into your renovations, you can not only find more potential buyers but drive up the overall price of
An update on the Waterloo Region Real Estate Market for December. Find out the average sale price of all residential properties sold in November, new home listings in November, and what's ahead for the real estate market.
Did you know that Canadians identify moving as one of life's most stressful experiences? A survey conducted by BigSteelBox, a moving and storage company, found that most Canadians view moving as the biggest stress-inducing life event. The survey showed Ontario residents were the most stressed