by jordant | Nov 14, 2022 | Current Real Estate Trends and Updates
The news on the economy, inflation and the future of interest rates has been mixed over the past week or so. Most of the recent analysis has centered on employment. Market watchers were surprised by the latest job numbers which shot up by 108,000 in October. The...
by jordant | Nov 14, 2022 | Current Real Estate Trends and Updates
Check out my FULL POST AND VIDEO #MortgageMinute Did you catch the “Fall Economic Statement” by the Fed Government? What’s in it and what does it mean for you? I worried that it might be inflationary with too much government spending, but am happy...
by jordant | Nov 14, 2022 | Current Real Estate Trends and Updates
B.C. should anticipate a difficult 2023 for the Canadian economy, with housing market activity below normal levels, according to the British Columbia Real Estate Association’s (BCREA) fourth quarter housing forecast. In light of lower purchase activity, I will be...
by jordant | Oct 2, 2022 | Current Real Estate Trends and Updates, Mortgage Advice
Do you have a mortgage renewal coming up ? Now more than ever, borrowers are struggling with the mortgage landscape of rising rates, the high cost of living and economic uncertainty! There is no One Size Fits All mortgage so make sure you know YOUR options. There are...
by jordant | Sep 13, 2022 | Current Real Estate Trends and Updates, Mortgage Rates
When Will The Bank of Canada Stop Raising Rates? Attention Canadian Homeowners and Homebuyers! The Bank of Canada raised rates AGAIN September 7th, this time by three quarters of a percent, taking Prime rate to 5.45%! With interest rates on the rise, in fact a total...
by jordant | Jul 16, 2022 | Current Real Estate Trends and Updates, Mortgage Advice
? With Rising Mortgage Rates, What Are Your Options For Your Variable Rate Mortgage With the Bank of Canada raising prime rate again, and further increas(es) expected, variable rate mortgage holders are asking about options! – Stay put, ride it out until rates...
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