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.
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
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.
Not sure how to handle multiple offers on a house? We share tips from experienced real estate agents for dealing with these situations as a buyer or seller.
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.
In Halifax’s hot seller’s market, you might be tempted to take a pass on a home inspection to make your offer more attractive. A word of caution: don’t!
It’s an age-old question with valid arguments on both sides: Is it better to buy or rent a place to live in?
Want to know how to succeed in a sellers market? Here are a few things to know so you can make the best decisions, no matter which situation you’re in.
The Down Payment Assistance Program (DPAP) assists Nova Scotians with modest incomes who pre-qualify for an insured mortgage to purchase their first home. Eligible participants can apply to receive an interest-free repayable loan of up to five per cent of the purchase price of a home.
Halifax continues to offer stable investment
RE/MAX has been named Canada’s #1 most reputable brand in real estate, and ranked #69 overall out of the top 100 companies Canadians admire most.
Here's a few options that may help get your finances in order - maybe even get your closer to buying that dream house!
Finding your dream home is one thing, but being prepared to buy it is something slightly different. Here's some help to ensure there's no surprises.
This little silent danger is often overlooked or misunderstood. It’s time to start paying attention.
