Greater Vancouver Real Estate News

Moving can be a stressful time for many people.  And that includes your pets.  So we thought you might enjoy this article from Canadian Living: 7 Ways to Help Your Pet Cope with a Move

The Office of the Superintendent of Financial Institutions (OSFI), which regulates Canada's banking system, sent a letter to federally regulated financial institutions regarding their concerns about household debt, low interest rates, and the rapid home price increases.

... And Get YOUR Offer Accepted!

In Metro Vancouver’s strong seller’s market, it is increasingly difficult for buyers to purchase a home.  If the property is priced well and desirable, buyers typically end up competing with many others; all trying to purchase the home.  This has led to buyer’s increasing frustration.  So what can you do to get your offer accepted?

We recently had the pleasure of helping Debbie and Jamie buy a home in Richmond, BC.  This is what they said about their experience working with us:

When you’re thinking of selling your home and buying another, you face the inevitable question: Should I list my property first or buy my new home first?

Let’s take a look at both options.

Closing day is an exciting time. After all, you’re moving into your new home! However, it can be stressful as well. The last thing you need is to be confronted with something you don’t understand. So here is a quick list of common “closing day” terms.

Have you ever driven up to a restaurant and your first impression was disappointing? Perhaps the windows looked dark and gloomy, the façade was worn and unattractive or for some other reason it just didn't look like a tempting place to eat.

It could still be a fantastic restaurant – a real gem. But, your first impression has soured your anticipation. If you still walk through the front door, it will likely be with the expectation of being disappointed.