Technology and real estate sometimes butt heads, but Huckleberry has introduced a novel idea that marries the two, with sales representatives presiding over the union
The real estate workforce reached a record-high number in July, according to StatsCan
Deutsche Bank in Germany is the latest to join a chorus of financial institutions urging caution amid reports of market overvaluation in Canada – this time by 63 per cent.
Housing starts in Canada were trending slightly lower in December as developers work to stabilize the pace of new home construction, and by extension the supposedly overheated housing market.
Opening MLS sales data to the public would be a mistake, say agents arguing the potential for catastrophic misinterpretation far outweighs the benefit to publicizing the information.
Being frugal can be a good thing – unless you’re a real estate agent trying to sell a house, but one sales rep in Southern California is doing just that.
What do your listing videos include? Maybe some easy jazz playing in the background? How about a confident host? Or a meteorologist explaining the wonderful climate in that region?
If you thought your new drone was high-tech, think again! Virtual tours, and the 3D technology behind them, are making their way through the real estate business and savvy agents had better get on board.
An agent in British Columbia is cashing in on interest from Asian buyers increasingly looking to invest not in Vancouver, but in the province’s more rural regions.
Nanaimo home sales up 10%... Toronto home prices rise at near-record pace... Kirby: ‘Things about to get vicious’ with oil prices... Northern B.C. home sales boost brings confidence...
Toronto’s housing market continued to rise in 2014, with sharp increases in both average price and number of sales, and the city’s December data suggests that hot streak is hardly about to cool.
Regardless of the doomsayers pointing to low oil values and potential market overvaluation, the luxury real estate market in Canada is not suffering, and Sotheby’s International doesn’t think it will in 2015.
Two American companies have recently decided to setup shop north of the border, bringing both excitement and trepidation to the Canadian real estate scene
Global real estate brand continues Canadian expansion with its first Whistler brokerage
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