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In the past year, 498 homes in Calgary fetched more than $1 million, with the average price of those at $1,448,667, said Realtor Justin Havre.
Recently, two homes sold for around $4 million, one of them going for $500,000 below its appraised value, he said.
“People are cautious. It takes a lot for them to pull the trigger.
“They’re looking at some pretty good opportunities and throwing out some pretty low price points.”
Even so, that market and the wider one have been kept afloat at a reasonably healthy level by “incredibly low interest rates,” said Havre.
On Thursday, the city released its property assessment rolls that suggest residential values have fallen by two per cent since the previous year, based on a July 1, 2020, review.
TORONTO If you’ve been sitting on the sidelines of the real estate market with a chunk of savings hoping for house prices to plummet, 2021 probably won’t be your year, Canadian real estate market experts say. The COVID-19 pandemic didn’t devastate Canada’s hottest housing markets the way some forecasters predicted. In fact, in cities like Toronto and Vancouver, fierce competition for detached houses meant back-to-back months of record-breaking prices. CTVNews.ca chatted with real estate agents and experts in Vancouver, Calgary, Toronto and Montreal to get their predictions for where the market is headed. While each expert expects 2021’s market to look a little different, they all anticipate that prices for mid-range detached homes will only go up as more Canadians seek out home offices and backyards to make life with COVID-19 a little more comfortable.
When the economy tanked early in the coronavirus pandemic, Morgan Carey and his company Real Estate Webmasters (REW) had a choice to make: lay people off and tighten the belt as the need for things like marketing evaporated, or take whatever resources were available and pour them into something new.
The company chose the latter route.
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“We just decided, you know what, let’s tear it all down,” Carey, who serves as CEO of REW, told Inman this week. “We basically started from scratch.”
Now, many months later, those labors are about to bear fruit. Beginning next month, REW will be publicly debuting an entirely new real estate platform that it calls “Renaissance.” The platform has been in the works for months at this point and is poised to offer agents and brokers high-end websites that focus on things like speed, search engine optimization (SEO), and accessibility. It was named after the 15th Century movement in the arts and sciences because it represents a
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