We are settling into summer mode between holidays, with fluctuating ups and downs hanging below the last two ‘unicorn’ years. Everything slumped this week except new listings, which bumped up...Read More
“It’s not what we have in our life, but who we have in our life that counts.” – J. M. Laurence NOTE: I spend my Wednesdays Unplugged from appointments. It’s my day...Read More
Every year when I smell the lilacs in bloom I think back to to the beginnings of Highway 100 and the stretch that was once called ‘Lilac Way’… and how...Read More
It does my heart good to see showings continue to be strong, higher than the last three years… in spite of the fact that new listings dropped… or is it...Read More
Niksen: to do nothing, to be idle or doing something without any use NOTE: I spend my Wednesdays Unplugged from appointments. It’s my day to stay home, enjoy cooking and welcome our...Read More
HO6 insurance, commonly referred to as condo or townhouse insurance, provides essential coverage to property owners. Unlike traditional homeowners insurance that covers the entire structure, HO6 insurance is designed to...Read More
New listings continue to increase. So do price reductions, as multiple offers and pending sales slow a bit. We had three offers on a new listing last weekend. Still multiple...Read More
Last month median home sales price was $355,000, about the same as the previous year. This month, April median home sales price was $367,500… 0.7% below last April median home...Read More
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