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by Jeremy
In case you missed the big Brexit story this past week, there was a big referendum held last week, at which the UK voted in favour of leaving the EU. Naturally, this story has made headlines worldwide, and the effects of this move will have a global impact as well. While the effects of the Brexit remain to be seen, we will learn more as the situation unfolds elsewhere. However, this is what experts are predicting for Canadian real estate as a result of this move. Low interest rates: pressure is on Canada to keep interest rates at historically low levels. Less British tourists and immigrants: because…
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Genworth Financial recently released their spring/summer report for 2016, and it broke down the housing and mortgage trends…
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On the upcoming anniversary of the 2013 flood in Calgary, a news story has broke that shows many…
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CMHC released its annual Mortgage Consumer Survey today, which unveils the home buying and mortgage behaviours of Canadians.…
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As you know, your variable rate mortgage, line of credit and/or student loans are all based on the Prime Rate and here is…
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What’s interesting is that we are expecting interest rates to increase slightly after July 1, as all lenders…
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The latest statistics released by CREB, show that Calgary is still in a buyer’s market. What does this…