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  • Banks rolling back mortgage discounts

    The banks have started to roll back interest rates. RBC has raised its five year rate to 3.39% from 2.99% early, this promotional rate was initially intended to end  February 29. BMO has also increased its rates on 5 year closed mortgages from 2.99% to 3.45%.  Other banks and lenders are expected to follow suit in the next few ...
    Posted to Dave Dry (Weblog) by 677781 on February 7, 2012
  • February Newsletter

    DecemberChange from to November 2011 December 2011 January Change from toDecember 2011 January 2012New Listings1,085-715-39%2,4411,35655.5%Active listings5,316-1,272-19%5,30313-0.24%Sales827-257-23%881546.1%Average Sale price*House and Condo ...
    Posted to Dave Dry (Weblog) by 677781 on February 2, 2012
  • Mortgage rates at an all time low.

    Mortgage rates hit an all time low with BMO offering a five year fixed rate of 2.99% the lowest rate in modern Canadian history. TD and RBC followed suit by cutting their 4 year rates to 2.99%. Now here is where a good thing can go south quickly. These look like good deals however there are somethings to check out. Payment flexibility: are you ...
    Posted to Dave Dry (Weblog) by 677781 on January 17, 2012
  • 2012 Edmonton Realtors housing forecast

    Today I attended the 2012 version of the Realtors Housing forecast. This is an event hosted by the Realtors association of Edmonton where a number of presenters recap the previous year, but more importantly look to the year ahead. The resounding message from all the presenters was that Real Estate is regional, some of what is being reported in ...
    Posted to Dave Dry (Weblog) by 677781 on January 11, 2012
  • January Newsletter and December stats

      November Change from  to October 2011 November 2011   Change from  to November 2011 December 2011 New Listings 1,800 -366 -16.8% 1,085 -715 -39% ...
    Posted to Dave Dry (Weblog) by 677781 on January 4, 2012
  • What the analysts are saying about the 2012 real Estate market

     This an interesting article. I agree with most points, I think that given current developments in Iran in regards to the strait of Hormuz this may increase the price of oil sooner rather than later. This could really fire up the Edmonton market.  Taken from the Edmonton Journal Business section December 31, 2011Calgary, Edmonton will ...
    Posted to Dave Dry (Weblog) by 677781 on January 3, 2012
  • Re/Max 2012 housing outlook

    Kelowna, BC (December 6, 2011) ; Canadian residential real estate defied conventional logic and outperformed expectations in 2011, posting another solid year of housing activity virtually across the board. The trend is expected to carry forward into 2012 as Canadians continue to demonstrate their faith in homeownership, despite concerns over ...
    Posted to Dave Dry (Weblog) by 677781 on December 6, 2011
  • R.B.C. Housing trends and affordability 2011

    R.B.C. This week came  out with their housing trends and afford ability report for 2011. It puts Alberta as the most affordable place in Canada to own a home.   R.B.C has compiled statistics from across the country and created a comprehensive document. If you are into graphs and statistics this may just be the thing for ...
    Posted to Dave Dry (Weblog) by 677781 on November 27, 2011
  • Canada-U.S. house price gap widens

    Please keep in mind while reading the following article that the Canadian average price is bieng bolstered by historicly high prices in Vancouver and Toronto. As of August 30 2011 the average Edmonton home ( detached, condominium and duplex / townhouse) price is $324,217 that is down 8.5% from a high of $354,718 in July of ...
    Posted to Dave Dry (Weblog) by 677781 on September 29, 2011
  • Stock markets down what does this mean?

     Since the beginning of the week we have seen stock markets falling, how will this affect the housing market in Edmonton? Stock markets are the indicator of confidence in the economy. Investors have, in the last week sold in response primarily to the degrading of the US credit rating, this in turn was in response to a feeling that the ...
    Posted to Dave Dry (Weblog) by 677781 on August 10, 2011
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