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Timing the 2025 Real Estate Market

Why Now is the Perfect Time to Buy or Refinance Your Mortgage in Canada’s Shifting Economy

The Canadian economy has been navigating a complex landscape over the past few years, shaped by global uncertainties, inflationary pressures, and evolving monetary policies. As we move further into 2025, the Canadian mortgage market is experiencing significant shifts, driven by changes in the Bank of Canada’s lending rate and bond yields. For homeowners and prospective buyers, these trends present a unique opportunity to make strategic financial decisions. Let’s dive into the current state of the economy, the mortgage market, and why now is an ideal time to buy or refinance—and how I can help you make the most of it.

The Current Canadian Economic Landscape

Canada’s economy has shown resilience despite global headwinds, with steady growth in key sectors like technology, renewable energy, and … Read more

Overheated

In the past few days there have been several articles all taking about the potential upcoming downfall to the Canadian real estate market. If this is true should you be worried.

Let’s examine a few things first, the pandemic changed a lot of things about our lives and with it came the ability to work remotely and yet still be productive. As a result there have been plenty of people leaving the major centre’s and moving to the suburbs and also to other provinces to get that better quality of life and the slower pace.

The interprovincial migration coupled with the recent higher level of International migration has led to record levels of demand for housing. When you put the migration in with lower multi unit and single family housing starts this creates higher demand for the units currently available … Read more

Don't make subject free offer's

Subject free offer’s

This is when you write an offer to buy a property without any conditions. So there would be no financing condition, no property inspection and no subject removal period. Once accepted by the vendor ( the seller) it’s a done deal. Well at least in your mind and the sellers mind it’s a done deal. Unless you have the cash on hand don’t do this, and I’ll tell you why.

Yes I know that the real estate market across Canada is crazy right now. I was speaking with one of my local Realtors this week and he told me about a property in my subdivision that was listed for 349K, had 28 offers and ended up going for 646K. This was absolutely un heard of almost a year and a half ago.

That 60 second pre approval you have in … Read more

Housing market continues to cool.

I just read this article in the Globe and Mail, you can read it here. If not here is my take. Current stats seem to indicate that we are slowly changing from a seller’s market to a buyer’s market. The change is sweeping us from West to East. As the market was at it’s hottest in the oil rich Alberta. This is nothing out of the ordinary in the cycle nature of real estate.

Cheers,

Pat

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