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Educate yourself, then jump into the market

August 22nd, 2007

Globe and Mail Update

Sandra Rinomato made her first foray into real estate when she stopped by a new-home development, curious about what they had to offer. She walked away as the owner of a property she admits she shouldn't have bought.

"Don't do it!" she says of the experience.

As a successful real estate agent and th ...

US & Canadian Housing Market Contrast

August 22nd, 2007


The contrast between the Canadian and U.S. housing markets has never been starker.

The Globe & Mail, July 26, 2007

U.S. existing home sales sank to a near five-year low Wednesday while prices continue to slide. In Canada, however, home sales continue to defy all expectations, breaking records for the last three months.

"Such a divergence between the Canadian and ...

6187 175B Street, Cloverdale, British Columbia

August 20th, 2007

I just finished uploading this House for sale, 6187 175B Street, Cloverdale, British Columbia

Warm home - great for the growing family, entertaining and/or investment. Laminate flooring on entire main floor and landings. Crown molding, gas fireplace up, wood fireplace down, 9 appliances, built-in vaccuum, intercom, covered awning over sundeck, storage shed and dog run. Designer built-in 2 ti ...

Aldergrove sewer line moves one step closer

August 16th, 2007

By Natasha Jones
Times Reporter

Aug 08 2007


An extension of the municipal sewer line from Murrayville to Aldergrove moved forward on July 23, when Township council voted to formally ask the GVRD for permission to connect to its system.

Sewage from Aldergrove and Gloucester Industrial Estates has been piped to Abbotsford's JAMES plant for the past 10 years but this service is now being ...

FVREB Market Stats & Trends - JULY, 2007

August 16th, 2007

JULY SALES CLIMB IN THE FRASER VALLEY

(Surrey, BC) - Sales on the Fraser Valley Real Estate Board's Multiple Listing Service® (MLS®) in July were the second highest on record for that month.

A total of 1,984 sales were processed through the MLS® in July, an increase of 21 per cent compared to 1,635 sales the same month last year, and only a three per cent decrease compared to the strongest ...

Record July for BC Home Sales

August 16th, 2007

Vancouver, BC - August 16, 2007. British Columbia Real Estate Association (BCREA) reports that residential sales volume on the Multiple Listing Service® (MLS®) in BC climbed 44 per cent to $4.66 billion in July, compared to the same month last year. Residential unit sales increased 25 per cent to 10,447 units during the same period, a record number of July transactions. The average ML ...

27021 35TH AV, Langley, British Columbia

August 7th, 2007

I just sold this House at 27021 35TH AV, Langley, British Columbia .

View this recently sold House or see all my home sales

Hearing on high-rises

August 2nd, 2007

By Natasha Jones
and Al Irwin
Times Reporters

Residents in Langley Township will be invited to tell council whether or not they are ready to accept taller buildings.

Council recently agreed to take a proposal for mid-rise and high-rise buildings to a public hearing in the autumn.

Taller buildings are seen as a way to tame urban sprawl, stop encroachment ...

Petro-Canada is coming Sales keep climbing

August 2nd, 2007

By Black Press

The rezoning of 1.3 acres on the northwest corner of the 200 Street and 72 Avenue intersection was finally approved by Township council last week.

The bylaw adoption not only paves the way for a Petro-Canada service station with a drive-through convenience store, but also creates the opportunity to improve traffic signals at the intersection.

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Benefits for buyers who get in early on new homes almost always outweigh the risks

August 2nd, 2007




Failures should not panic pre-sales
Bob Ransford

Sun

Saturday, July, 21, 2007




Buying a new home prior to the completion of construction has been a common practice for decades in Vancouver's housing market. The recent attention given one new single-family housing project in Coquitlam that failed to complete -- leaving a number of pre-construction buyers in the lurch -- shouldn' ...

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