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| RE/MAX Housing Outlook, 2010 |
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| Re/Max - First-Time Home Buyers Report 2009 |
RE/MAX confirms that entry-level purchasers are now the engine driving home-buying activity in almost every major centre in Canada.
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| Re/Max – 2008 Upper-End Market Trends Report |
Luxury home sales have outperformed virtually all other residential price points this year, but activity in the top-end is expected to taper in most major Canadian centres in coming months.
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| Re/Max - 25 Years in Real Estate |
Residential real estate values in major Canadian markets post extraordinary gains over 25 year period. Housing values in virtually all major Canadian centres surveyed posted significant gains since 1981.
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| Re/Max Affordability Report |
First-time buyer determination boosts home sales. A heated spring market is forecast from coast to coast. Low interest rates have played a significant role in providing purchasers with the confidence to go out and buy their first home.
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| Re/Max Best Return on Invest |
While strong demand for single-detached homes in traditional blue-chip neighbourhoods pushed housing values higher, up-and-coming communities also experienced a solid return on investment in 2006, says RE/MAX.
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| Jan 26, 2006 |
RE/MAX Investment Report, 2006/2007
Recent gains in average price are attracting a growing number of investors to major markets across the country. According to a report released by RE/MAX, one in six Canadians plans to buy an investment property in the next 12 to 24 months.
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| Nov 8, 2005 |
Affordability to hold steady in 2006 as listing inventory improves, says RE/MAX
After shattering existing records from coast-to-coast in 2005, housing values are expected to moderate in most major centers in 2006. More balanced conditions should emerge in the year ahead, characterized by healthy inventory levels and less urgency in the marketplace.
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| Oct 17, 2005 |
RE/MAX Atlantic Canada Market Trends Report
Despite concerns over rising energy costs, most major housing markets in Atlantic Canada are expected to post record performances in 2005.
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| Jun 28, 2005 |
2005 RE/MAX Recreational Property Report
After years of unprecedented escalation in sales and prices in Ontario, recreational markets are finally settling into a more sustainable level of activity.
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| Apr 26, 2005 |
The RE/MAX Decade in Review 1995-2005
The RE/MAX Decade in Review 1995-2005 highlights sales and price activity in 16 markets across the country. More Canadians bought into homeownership during the last 10 years than in any previous decade.
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| Apr 11, 2005 |
Renovation All The Rage
Canadians homebuyers are spending top dollar to purchase the “perfect” home, only to invest tens-sometimes hundreds-of thousands more to renovate, decorate and customize, says RE/MAX Ontario-Atlantic Canada, lead sponsor of the 2005 National Home Show.
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| Apr 7, 2005 |
Million dollar home sales continue to climb in the GTA
The strong momentum in the upper end shows no sign of abating. Sales of Upper-end homes in the Greater Toronto Area continue to spiral upward climbing 33 percent in the first quarter of 2005 compared to the same time period one year ago, according to a report released by RE/MAX Ontario-Atlantic Canada Inc.
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| Feb 8, 2005 |
RE/MAX Affordability Report
Home ownership was well within the grasp of many Canadians in 2004, with one in every two homes selling for less than the average price, according to a report released today by RE/MAX Ontario-Atlantic Canada and RE/MAX of Western Canada.
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| Jan 19, 2005 |
Detached homes in Annex, South Hill post greatest price appreciation in 2004.
Single-detached homes in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) provided the best return on investment in 2004, with 33.7 per cent of the close to 90 Toronto Real Estate Board (TREB) districts examined posting average price gains in excess of 10 per cent, according to RE/MAX Ontario-Atlantic Canada.
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| Dec 9, 2004 |
RE/MAX Market Trends Report 2004
Pent up demand satisfied as more listings come on stream in Ontario and Atlantic Canada's major housing markets.
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| Nov 15, 2004 |
RE/MAX Housing Market Outlook 2005
Existing homeowners in major Canadian Centres can expect average price to exceed peak levels set in 2004, despite an anticipated increase in the number of homes listed for sale next year.
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| Sep 20, 2004 |
Upper End Market Trends
Affluent canadians are investing in a proven asset class that has shown remarkable resilience in recent years. Upper end sales are up at least 40 per cent in most major markets.
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| Jul 19, 2004 |
RE/MAX Atlantic Market Trends
First-time buyers are entering the housing market en masse in Atlantic Canada, spurred on by low interest rates, strong consumer confidence levels and CMHC’s zero-down payment program.
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| May 17, 2004 |
RE/MAX Recreational Property Report
Spurred by historically low interest rates, investment potential and family lifestyle, Canadians American’s and Europeans are entering the market for recreational properties “like never before”.
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| Apr 28, 2004 |
RE/MAX launches fundraising program to aid in fight against breast cancer
RE/MAX sales representatives across Ontario will now have an opportunity to take an active role in creating a future without breast cancer through the recently introduced RE/MAX “Sold on a Cure” program. The program will raise vital funds and awareness for the Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation (CBCF) - Ontario Chapter.
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| Apr 27, 2004 |
Luxury homes sales climb close to 40 per cent
Fuelled by low interest rates and strong consumer confidence, luxury home sales in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) during the first quarter soared close to 40 per cent ahead of 2003 levels, says RE/MAX Ontario-Atlantic Canada.
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| Feb 18, 2004 |
RE/MAX First Wave Report
Affluent baby boomers are raising the bar on retirement living. Forget downsizing in the tradional sense. Wealthy baby boomers are setting new standards for retirement living in Canada. The RE/MAX First Wave Report examined aging baby boomers and their impact on retirement housing in 18 Major Canadian Centres.
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| Jan 28, 2004 |
Best Buy Neighbourhoods Net Gains Beyond Average Increase
Heated demand and tight inventory levels pushed the value of residential properties in key Toronto proper neighbourhoods well beyond the GTA average in 2003, according to RE/MAX Ontario-Atlantic Canada Inc. Click below to download the complete press release.
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| Oct 20, 2003 |
Re/Max 2004 Real Estate Forecast.
House price appreciation in major Canadian centres expected to moderate in 2004. Low borrowing costs and strong job growth--the stimuli for heated housing activity in 2003, should serve to further bolster housing sales in 2004.
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| Sep 24, 2003 |
Luxury home sales and prices continue to escalate
Despite the advent of SARS, Mad Cow, West Nile, and an Eastern Seaboard “blackout”, luxury home sales and prices continued to rise in the Greater Toronto Area in 2003, says RE/MAX Ontario-Atlantic Canada.
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| Nov-6-2002 |
RE/MAX Housing Market Outlook 2003
The RE/MAX Housing Market Outlook 2003 provides a national overview and examines seven major markets, including Vancouver, Calgary, Toronto, Ottawa, Montreal, Halifax, and St. John's, Newfoundland, forecasting sales and price trends for year-end 2002 and 2003.
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| Sept-23-2002 |
Market Trends Report 2002
All Systems go for residential real estate activity across of the country. National housing markets continue to demonstrate strong sales activity and solid price appreciation. |
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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. |
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| 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. |
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