Recent talk about market corrections, price reductions and sales declines might have you wondering what’s in store for Halifax real estate as the fall market ramps up. RE/MAX NOVA broker Ryan Hartlen offers some insights into what buyers and sellers can expect in the coming months.
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Thinking about buying or selling a home in the Halifax region this year? If so, after two years of pandemic restrictions, inventory shortages and escalating prices, you might be wondering what 2022 has in store?
If you’re house hunting in the HRM right now, you might be feeling a bit of buyer fatigue. It’s understandable.
Unique market conditions pose challenges for buyers
2020 was a record breaker for real estate in the Halifax Regional Municipality (HRM), which includes nearby towns like Sackville. Prices shot up, sales volumes increased and there are no signs of things changing any time soon.
With one volatile year behind us, you might be wondering what the Halifax Real Estate Market is going to look like in 2021. So, we’d like to share some highlights from the latest RE/MAX market outlook.
Considering a move to Halifax? You’re not alone. The city is experiencing record-setting population growth. In 2019 nearly 10,000 people moved to Halifax, making it one of the fastest growing cities in Canada.
Across the country, the fallout from the COVID-19 economic shutdown is slowing down the usually brisk spring real estate market. Even hot markets like Halifax are having to react.
