Stefan Hyross's (cindycody) Blog

  Real estate starts in Canada declined There were 189,000 real estate starts in January, with 7.5 percent growth. In February, there was another increase, of 6 percent, which propelled housing starts over 200,000 units for the first time since October 2008, to 200,400 units.   Real estate was on...

  In 2010, the Canadian property market sales increased dramatically. The 10 percent hike in Canadian house sales gave investors an indication that the market could bounce back soon. Overall, scrutiny indicates acceptable growth throughout the country.Vancouver and Toronto displayed a significant...

  The Canadian real estate sector has experienced decline over the past few years primarily due to the recession. In 2009, 91,000 of the 415,000 jobs that were cut in 2008 were restored.  Canada's unemployment woes factored into to the fall in the housing sector.  By 2010, the employment opportun...

The MLS (Multiple Listing Service) System has been in use since the late 1800s. The CREA (Canadian Real Estate Association) and the NAR (National Association of Realtors) were the original creators of the MLS System, and still today only their members may make use of it. Basically, the MLS is a g...

  In light of the sudden and unexpected deflation of the worldwide economic market, the relatively strong performance of the Mississauga residential real estate market can be seen as something of a great and unexpected surprise. The percentage of resale homes and condos that have been sold is up ...

Signing up a seller is likely one of the most challenging task a real estate agent can face. Differentiating yourself from your competitors can be a real test what with thousands of registered real estate professionals out there.In order to stand out from the crowd marketing for real estate agen...

By now we are all aware that we need to reduce our energy consumption not only for our environment but also where most of us will notice it the most. Our wallets. Electricity and gas are on, what seems to be, a never ending upwards climb. But even as costs keep raising here are some of the best a...