Real Estate Curve

With different factors happening in Canada and the US, the impovement of some provinces and some states and up and down. We are not living in a perfect world, everthing won’t happen at the same time but we are looking at some places improving their economy slowly. States like California, Arizon, Nevada and Florida have increase their activity by 6.5% which is a great factor, its not huge from what it use to be but it is a step.
Everyone says Canada follow what happens in the US, most of the time it is true but not in every case, Canada hasn’t suffer that badly as the US did in the real estate curve process. Time will only show if the curve for Canada will contiunue falling down or improving as months go by.
Stay tuned for what the economy will bring us all. First time buyers get out there and buy, it is your time.

US February 2009 video includes topics on: 6.5% rise on home sales includeing California, Arizona, Nevada and Florida.

Newest report on the Canadian Real estate curve affecting buyers and sellers, RRSP new restrictions for first time buyers, consumer confidence and more.

Another great short video talking about lower interest rates, who should buy and why to sell in the US.

Great short video on the Canadian Real Estate Curve Impact, talks about some provinces decreasing and some even increasing in sale and value. This report is for the month of January 2009, great short informational video.

Many first time buyers are calling and asking this question, I heard the market is down, is it a good time to buy? I myself hear many different things, like on tv they mentioned this recession may last 2-4 years, at the office they are saying this year will be slow but the next will be better. From what I see if that the last 2 weeks of Feburary were getting more people looking through the market which is a good thing. The more people in the market to look for a house the more chances of the economy getting back up slowly. The prices in the GTA area got into a down real estate curve of between 8-11%. It is a good time for first time buyers, you never know what will happen in six months, people are saying prices will stay the same, and other are waiting for the prices to drop, what is one to do? I say life is a gamble, do you research, ask the people you trust, look at the stats and economy and then make your choice.