Canada Real Estate Round UP
by Maggie Chandler on October 23, 2008
in Uncategorized
Take a look at what’s happening in the Canada real estate market. The big cities of Toronto, Vancouver, Calgary are down (with the exceptiion of Montreal which is up)and the small ones like Winnipeg, Halifax, St. Johns Newfoundland are up.
Vancouver – prices down according to Vancouverreflections
Edmonton - prices down according to TheEdmontonRealEstateBlog
Calgary- prices down according to TheCalgaryRealEstateBlog
Saskatoon- prices down according to SaskatoonOnLine
Winnipeg -sellers market is changing according to WinnipegRealEstateBlog
Toronto - prices down 15% in October according to MoveSmartly
Mississagua - prices down according to MississaugaRealEstateHomes
Collingwood-BlueMountain - prices up according to CollingwoodBlueMountain RealEstateBlog
Montreal - prices up
New Brunswick - prices down according to MonctonRealEstateBlog
Halifax - prices up according to HalifaxRealEstateBlog
Newfoundland - prices up according to StJohn’sRealEstateOnline
According to CMHC building permits for august were down.
Which Canadian city will be the best performer for 2008? And which will be the worse? Leave a comment.
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Great round-up Maggie and it would have taken you a lot of time to put together. Thanks for doing that and I must say it’s an interesting synopsis to see the trend of cities versus towns. The one caution is that some areas report based on median prices and others on average prices. I know in our market, it’s averages so, a few high end sales dropping off can make it look like prices are down or conversely, a big drop in lower end sales can make it appear higher.
Hey, we had our first snowfall this week!
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