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Sounds Of Major Revamp -Hamilton Burlington real estate market

May 10, 2017by markpniewski Leave a comment

House prices are up 23% since last year Mark Brown April 25th, 2017 If you want evidence that Toronto’s hot housing market is spreading to other communities then look no further […]

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Hamilton, Market Trends, Real Estate Market Analysis

What is a condo assignment?

February 21, 2017by markpniewski Leave a comment

The Seller is actually selling their interest in a property (in other words, their contract with the builder).

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Home Equity, Market Trends, Tips For Homeowners

Record 16,556 all-property sales through the Association’s Multiple Listing Service® (MLS®)

January 31, 2017by markpniewski Leave a comment

commercial sector – farms, vacant land, businesses and multi-residential properties – were 17.2 per cent higher

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Hamilton, Market Trends, Real Estate Market Analysis

we sold 9464 homes

January 14, 2017by markpniewski Leave a comment

RE/MAX Escarpment is proud to announce that in 2016, we sold 9464 homes – that’s a house every 56 minutes

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Hamilton, Market Trends, Niagara Escarpment, Real Estate Market Analysis

Donald Trump Good For Canadian Economy..

November 10, 2016by markpniewski Leave a comment

Observers predict more immigration

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Market Trends, Real Estate Market Analysis

Housing report – national

October 17, 2016by markpniewski Leave a comment

Canadian home price increased 12% to $545,414 during the quarter.
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Market Trends, Real Estate Market Analysis

Ontario home sales set new August record

September 20, 2016by markpniewski Leave a comment

• Residential sales up 17.2% in August 2016 compared to a year earlier.
• New listings in Ontario numbered 28,562 units in August 2016, a decrease of 3.2% compared to last year.
• The provincial average price of homes in August 2016 rose 16.2% compared to a year earlier.

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Market Trends

Grimsby’s Dorchester Estates Homes For Sale

September 12, 2016by markpniewski Leave a comment

Vibrant Community In Grimsby Niagara Escsrpment .
Several miles of hiking and spectacular views and only walk to the lake ..

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Grimsby, Market Trends

I saw an MLS listing that said CDOM and DOM, what does this mean?

July 17, 2016by markpniewski Leave a comment

The acronyms DOM and CDOM are used to describe the days a property has been on the market on the Multiple Listing Service (MLS). DOM = Days on Market CDOM […]

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Market Trends, Real Estate Market Analysis

Warning .Home-price gains risky..

June 9, 2016by markpniewski Leave a comment

Poloz Warns Potential Homebuyers on Toronto, Vancouver Risks.Bank of Canada Governor Stephen Poloz gave one of his bluntest warnings to date about the country’s housing boom, saying Vancouver and Toronto […]

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Market Trends, Niagara Escarpment, Real Estate Market Analysis

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Grimsby, Ontario
416-948-9237
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