Millennials expected to heat up the Kingston real estate market within the next 5 years
A survey by Royal LePage reveals that millennials will be purchasing the majority of houses within the next five years. Continue reading
Royal LePage
Millennials want to own homes, but believe cost, wages make ownership unaffordable: survey
A recent Royal LePage commissioned survey shows that the majority of Canadians aged 25 to 30 believe home ownership is a good investment, however, most believe they will be priced out of the market for the next five years. Continue reading
Home prices in London continuing to rise, Royal LePage survey says
The aggregate price of a home in the London market rose 11.6 per cent to $320,824 in the quarter, according to the survey from Royal LePage. Continue reading
Royal LePage survey says Q2 was strong in Hamilton
The results of the latest Royal LePage housing survey shows Greater Hamilton is still enjoying double-digit growth in sales for the 2nd quarter of this year. Continue reading
Home prices in Saskatoon continue to slide: Royal LePage
Home sales and prices in Saskatoon are expected to remain soft for the remainder of 2017: Royal LePage. Continue reading
Greater Vancouver housing market continues to defy expectations: Royal LePage
By Gord Macdonald News Anchor
Demand continues to outstrip supply so the Greater Vancouver area continues to be a sellers’ market, according to the latest survey and forecast from Royal LePage. Continue reading
Home prices in Canada will keep rising, despite interest rate hike: Royal LePage
“Canadian homeowners are prepared.” Continue reading
Baby boomers are pricing young families out of cottage country
Gen. Xers and Millennials are getting the short end of the stick when it comes to vacation homes, too Continue reading
Alberta cottages priciest in Canada, at over $800K: Royal LePage
But in New Brunswick you can snatch a lakefront property for less then $100,000 Continue reading
Saskatchewan residents recall helping in the aftermath of Fort McMurray fire
By Ryan Kessler Reporter
Saskatchewan helped Fort McMurray with boots on the ground and dollars in the bank following last year’s massive fire. Continue reading
