Photo Illustration: Lindsey Bailey/Axios. Photo: Courtesy of Rosalia Chiu
We caught up with Rosalia Chiu, who has worked as a real estate agent in the Austin market for 21 years, to ask her about proposed legislation that would bar Chinese
Photo Illustration: Lindsey Bailey/Axios. Photo: Courtesy of Rosalia Chiu
We caught up with Rosalia Chiu, who has worked as a real estate agent in the Austin market for 21 years, to ask her about proposed legislation that would bar Chinese
Everyone seems to be talking about the real estate market and speculation is high about where the market is headed in 2023.
During the COVID market from 2020 through early 2022, the housing market seemed to explode. People were spending
What makes someone a superhero? A cape? Superhuman strength? Extraordinary powers that make the impossible possible? I put it before you, my wonderful readers, that a newly created superhero exists and is a Tennessee Realtor. Move over Batman and Superman,
A debate has erupted in a Canadian realtor’s TikTok comments after he made a video that, some believe, empathizes with landlords a bit too much.
Vancouver-based real estate agent Hasan Juma has been in the field for seven years and
The numbers: US pending-home sales rose 2.5% in December, reversing a six-month losing streak, according to the monthly index released Friday by the National Association of Realtors (NAR).
Pending home sales were down for six months in a row, as
241 Spinnaker Dr., Mayne Island, BC
Asking price: $479,000 (Nov. 3, 2022)
selling price: $375,000 (Nov. 13, 2022)
Days on market: 10
Taxes (2022): $1,772.07
listing agents: Glen McLeod, Gulfport Realty
Buying agents: Ian Watt, Sutton Group West Coast Realty
Some owners who used to break even on their condo investments now face a different reality
WATERLOO REGION — Housing prices may be falling but spiking interest rates could keep potential homebuyers as renters a little while longer.
That makes the rental market competitive, keeping rents high, said Jim Lafitte, a Waterloo-based real estate agent with
Five years ago Sharon Anderson set out in her neighborhood to gather a few donations. The first year she collected one small wagon of food. That small wagon has turned into a full-blown operation, according to a news release.
Anderson,
As Toronto’s real estate market continues to struggle amid the Bank of Canada’s aggressive campaign to hike interest rates, some agents say that they are increasingly hearing from buyers of pre-construction condos who are worried about closing the deal.
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