Are you are planning on putting your house on the market this spring? If you are, then now is the time to get started. As your professional agent for all your Niagara real estate needs, there are several things you can do to make your home stand out from the rest. Here’s how to get a quick sale at or close to full market value. Read on and get ready to turn that ‘For Sale’ sign into a ‘Sold’. Spring is often the most popular homebuying season. Birds are chirping, bulbs are peeking through the soil, and homebuyers are coming out of hibernation.…

Why Putting Off Listing Until Spring Could Actually Cost You Money Are you thinking of selling your home and don’t want to wait until the housing market starts to heat up this year? The conventional, traditional wisdom would warn you off. The housing market doesn’t really heat up until summer, or so the experts in the housing market would say. They would also say something like, “People don’t really want to buy homes while the weather is still bad and listing your home in the winter just makes you look desperate.” It may well be conventional wisdom, and while it does come from years…

7 Reasons To Sell Your Home In Fall And Winter     After a Spring/Summer as unprecedented as this year, a lot of sellers held off listing their homes, and now that winter is around the corner they are asking: is it worth it to list now or should we wait until spring? While we can try to forecast future markets, one thing we know for sure is that the market is still strong – properties are still selling. This Spring/Summer left many people wanting as there were fewer listing available. There are a number of reasons why I recommend to clients that they list their homes…

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Check out how the Niagara real estate market compares to one year ago! The Niagara Real Estate Market Report Year vs Year, January 2021 vs January 2022 Residential home sales totaled 504 in January 2021 compared to 454 in January 2022, which is a Decrease of 9.9%. The Number of new listings reported was 616 in January 2021 compared to 529 in January 2022 which is a decrease of inventory by 14.1% The average HPI composite benchmark* price was $561,200 In January 2021, compared to $748,800 in January 2022, which is an increase of 33.4%. Niagara housing market expected to remain…