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Jun-26-2002
Recreational Property prices on the rise
According to the latest RE/MAX Recreational Property report the unwavering demand and unlimited supply of recreational properties in Canada have driven prices up sharply.
May-2-2002
Strong move-up activity occurring in major housing markets
Move-up activity has been growing in virtually every market in Canada due to the substantial reduction in carrying costs. This recent activity in 22 cities has been chronicled in the recent RE/MAX Move-up Buyers Report.
Apr-25-2002
Upper End Home Sales rise 75%
Sales of homes priced in excess of $1million are up 75 percent in the first quarter of the year. Sales over $1.5 million have experienced a higher escalation rising 95% over last year.
Mar-25-2002
RE/MAX honours excellence at 21st Annual Awards Gala
RE/MAX honoured its elite for exceptional accomplishment and outstanding contributions to the advancement of the real estate profession at the organizations 21st Annual Awards Gala.
Mar-26-2002
Recreational property sales and prices set to climb
Canadian recreational property sales and prices set to spiral upward in more than 40 markets from coast-to-coast. The lowest mortgage rates in 40 years have stimulated this activity according to the latest Recreational Property Report.
Feb-19-2002
Investors sit on sidelines as condominium sales increase in Toronto and Ottawa
The RE/MAX Investors Report found that rising housing values and diminished demand for rental properties are having an impact on investment activity in Toronto and Ottawa.
Jan-30-2002
Strong demand continues for upper end properties...
Based on Toronto Real Estate Board statistics, close to 400 homes priced in excess of $1 million changed hands in the GTA in 2001, up five per cent from the previous year despite economic uncertainty, stock market volatility and the tragic events of 9/11.
Dec-11-2001
Baby boomers support increased demand for housing over the next decade
Housing values are expected to escalate $150 billion in the next decade as Canadian baby boomers head into their prime homeownership years. Emerging financial security and the transfer of considerable wealth will be the impetus for the baby boomer.
Oct-16-2001
Demand continues for luxury properties...
Recent events in the United States and overseas will have an impact on overall housing sales, although the demand for homes priced in excess of $1 million continues to exist in most major centres in Canada, stated in the RE/MAX Upper-End Market Trends Report.
