Recent talk about market corrections, price reductions and sales declines might have you wondering what’s in store for Halifax real estate as the fall market ramps up. RE/MAX NOVA broker Ryan Hartlen offers some insights into what buyers and sellers can expect in the coming months.
If you’re house hunting in the HRM right now, you might be feeling a bit of buyer fatigue. It’s understandable.
Across the country, the fallout from the COVID-19 economic shutdown is slowing down the usually brisk spring real estate market. Even hot markets like Halifax are having to react.
The Down Payment Assistance Program (DPAP) assists Nova Scotians with modest incomes who pre-qualify for an insured mortgage to purchase their first home. Eligible participants can apply to receive an interest-free repayable loan of up to five per cent of the purchase price of a home.
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January market statistic report for HRM
RE/MAX Canada released it's Spring Trends Market Report in April 2014. Here's what is expected for Halifax area overall.
Here is a quick look at the 2014 & 2015 Nova Scotia Housing Market Outlook according to the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation
Home ownership is within reach, listings are up and interest rates are steady but forecasted to increase. Now is the time to buy! The winter season can be a great opportunity for the serious home buyer with less competition this time of year.
Residential home sales are still trending low compared to last years numbers but are increasing slowly with an augment in homes being listed. Read on to find out more about the current real estate market across the Province.
