Canada Real Estate Roundup
by Maggie Chandler on June 21, 2009
in Uncategorized
Take a look at what’s happening in the Canada real estate market. Compared to one year ago, Real Estate prices in the big cities of Vancouver, Calgary and Edmonton & Saskatoon are lower. Winnipeg, Ottawa, Montreal prices are up, as are all the Maritime Provinces & Newfoundland. The following is a release by CREA, you can hold your mouse over a specific city or province and view the current average price and the average price one year ago.
National resale housing market activity returned to pre-recession levels in May 2009. The rebound in activity is being led by an increase in transactions in some of the most expensive markets in the country, which is skewing the national average price upward.
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Victoria/Sooke - prices down according to 642blog.ca
Edmonton - prices levelling according to TheEdmontonRealEstateBlog
Calgary- prices down according to TheCalgaryRealEstateBlog
Saskatoon - prices down according to SaskatoonOnLine
Winnipeg - WinnipegRealEstateBlog
Toronto - prices up according to MoveSmartly
Mississagua - prices slightly down according to MississaugaRealEstateHomes
Collingwood-BlueMountain - prices down according to CollingwoodBlueMountain RealEstateBlog
Montreal - prices up according to MontrealRealEstateBlog
New Brunswick - prices up according to MonctonRealEstateBlog
Halifax - prices up according to HalifaxRealEstateBlog
Newfoundland - prices up according to StJohn’sRealEstateOnline
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If these real estate really went down compare to last year, I believe we can consider it worth buying at this time for good investment. This is in someway a good news for real estate investors.
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