Buying a home is a significant milestone, especially in a vibrant and growing city like Halifax, Nova Scotia. Whether you're a first-time buyer or a seasoned investor, knowing the nuances of the Halifax real estate market can make all the difference.
Halifax is facing a growing housing shortage, with the demand for homes far outstripping the supply. This has made it difficult for many people to find affordable housing. Let’s explore what’s being done to address this challenge.
Halifax, a city rich in history, is planning for the future with the Halifax Centre Plan. This plan is designed to guide the city’s growth, making it more modern, vibrant, and sustainable. Let’s take a closer look at what the plan involves and how it will benefit everyone.
The real estate market can be complex, but understanding whether it’s a seller’s market, buyer’s market, or balanced market can help you make informed decisions. Whether you're selling your home or buying one, knowing the characteristics of each market type is essential.
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.
Every August, RE/MAX celebrates our partnership with the Children’s Miracle Network (CMN). Together, we support children’s health services that make a difference in the lives of sick kids across the country.
Community-minded real estate agents don’t just know their communities; they become part of them by volunteering and supporting good causes.
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
