November 2024 Market Update for Pemberton & Whistler
Posted on Dec 10, 2024 in Market Updates
Pemberton & Whistler Market Update for July 2024
Posted on Aug 09, 2024 in Market Updates
Whistler and Pemberton Real Estate & New Tenancy Regulations
Let's discuss the key developments in the Whistler and Pemberton real estate markets for July, along with important updates on tenancy regulations.
Whistler Market Overview
As anticipated, July was a quieter month for real estate activity in Whistler, aligning with typical seasonal trends...
Q2 2024 Real Estate Market Update
Posted on Jul 11, 2024 in Market Updates
Hello Readers,
Let’s dive into the highlights of the second quarter of 2024 in the Whistler and Pemberton real estate markets.
Whistler Market Insights
This quarter saw a steady rise in inventory levels in Whistler, driven by typical spring market activity and recent capital gains changes. April was bustling with sales, but May and June slowed down, d...
Rate Drops & Real Estate: Your Guide to Seizing Opportunities in Canada's Market
Posted on Jun 06, 2024 in Market Updates
Understanding the Bank of Canada’s Recent 0.25% Interest Rate Drop: What It Means for Buyers and Sellers
The Bank of Canada recently announced a 0.25% drop in interest rates, a move that has significant implications for both buyers and sellers in the real estate market. Whether you're looking to buy a new home or considering selling your current pro...
May Market Update!
Posted on May 10, 2024 in Market Updates
Hello everyone,
April was an exciting month in both Whistler and Pemberton, showing strong sales and plenty of new listings as we welcome the spring market!
In Whistler:
- We saw a sharp increase in sales with 56 homes sold, the busiest month since last October.
- New listings are up, with 92 properties hitting the market, making it the highest inventory l...
Quick Market Update & Win a $100 Ivy Esthetics Gift Card!
Posted on Apr 15, 2024 in Market Updates
On April 10, the Bank of Canada announced that it will maintain the bank rate at 5%. This decision reflects the Bank's assessment that monetary policy is effectively mitigating inflationary pressures. Although inflation is on a downward trajectory, the Bank remains cautious, acknowledging that it will take time to confirm the sustainability of this...
