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The Edmonton Housing Blog: April 2007
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The Edmonton Housing Blog. Edmonton has seen unprecedented real estate growth in 2006. Where does our market go from here? Thursday, April 12, 2007. Prepare for lower real estate prices. Prepare for lower real estate prices. No guarantee that U.S. meltdown won't spread here. Wednesday, April 11, 2007. It's hard to find experts in Canada who are concerned that the real estate chaos swirling around next door could hop the border and rattle the housing market here. Well, not yet anyway. This afternoon, the ...
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The Edmonton Housing Blog: March 2007
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The Edmonton Housing Blog. Edmonton has seen unprecedented real estate growth in 2006. Where does our market go from here? Thursday, March 15, 2007. Wave of bullish articles. More news on how hot the RE market is. We'll track these so that we can see how long before the stories flip-flop. Canadian homes pricier than ever. Units sold down slightly: report. Wednesday, March 14, 2007. The average price jumps to a record high of $311,101 in February. Seasonally adjusted home sales in Canada’s major mar...
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The Edmonton Housing Blog: July 2007
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The Edmonton Housing Blog. Edmonton has seen unprecedented real estate growth in 2006. Where does our market go from here? Friday, July 13, 2007. Housing Market Regains Balance from Spike in Listings. Housing Market Regains Balance from Spike in Listings. Further Evidence that Housing Market is Achieving Balance. There were 801 single family homes sold in the City of Edmonton through the Multiple Listing Service in June 2007. 764% or 612 homes were sold for less than their list price.
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The Edmonton Housing Blog: June 2007
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The Edmonton Housing Blog. Edmonton has seen unprecedented real estate growth in 2006. Where does our market go from here? Thursday, June 14, 2007. May Market Stats from Edmonton Real Estate Board. Single Month Residential Sales of Over $1 Billion Sets New Benchmark. The total year-to-date value of property sales through the Edmonton Multiple Listing Service at the end of May has already surpassed the 2005 year end total. Year-to-date residential unit sales are up. Average days-on-market is still low.
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The Edmonton Housing Blog: Housing Market Regains Balance from Spike in Listings
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The Edmonton Housing Blog. Edmonton has seen unprecedented real estate growth in 2006. Where does our market go from here? Friday, July 13, 2007. Housing Market Regains Balance from Spike in Listings. Housing Market Regains Balance from Spike in Listings. Further Evidence that Housing Market is Achieving Balance. There were 801 single family homes sold in the City of Edmonton through the Multiple Listing Service in June 2007. 764% or 612 homes were sold for less than their list price. Hmmmm things sure h...
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The Edmonton Housing Blog: May Market Stats from Edmonton Real Estate Board
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The Edmonton Housing Blog. Edmonton has seen unprecedented real estate growth in 2006. Where does our market go from here? Thursday, June 14, 2007. May Market Stats from Edmonton Real Estate Board. Single Month Residential Sales of Over $1 Billion Sets New Benchmark. The total year-to-date value of property sales through the Edmonton Multiple Listing Service at the end of May has already surpassed the 2005 year end total. Year-to-date residential unit sales are up. Average days-on-market is still low.
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The Edmonton Housing Blog: CONDOS TO REMAIN AN ATTRACTIVE OPTION FOR MANY HOME BUYERS
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The Edmonton Housing Blog. Edmonton has seen unprecedented real estate growth in 2006. Where does our market go from here? Thursday, May 17, 2007. CONDOS TO REMAIN AN ATTRACTIVE OPTION FOR MANY HOME BUYERS. May 17, 2007. Http:/ www.td.com/economics/special/ca0507 condo.pdf. Cool blog, i just randomly surfed in, but it sure was worth my time, will be back. Deep Regards from the other side of the Moon. May 17, 2007 at 11:56 PM. Edmontons rise in re prices im my opinion will be short lived. Net inter-provin...
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The Edmonton Housing Blog: January 2007
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The Edmonton Housing Blog. Edmonton has seen unprecedented real estate growth in 2006. Where does our market go from here? Tuesday, January 23, 2007. It is tough to argue that Edmonton's population is growing. Longer lineups, more traffic. And of course the construction. Of new homes. But how much of is Edmonton growing, and how much of the new home construction are 'real' buyers rather than speculators building spec homes? Recently released their net- interprovincial. Ahead of Calgary (14 th. My questio...
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The Edmonton Housing Blog: February 2007
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The Edmonton Housing Blog. Edmonton has seen unprecedented real estate growth in 2006. Where does our market go from here? Sunday, February 25, 2007. Recently both the Vancouver Housing Blog and Calgary Contrarian. Have announced a pause in service. Having recently started this blog, it definitely. Is no where near the popularity of the other housing blogs, but we do get our share of visitors. So should I be expecting Guido to be knocking on my door to stop this blog? CMHC Mortgage Consumer Survey. Take ...
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The Edmonton Housing Blog: Analysts shrug off housing starts plunge
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The Edmonton Housing Blog. Edmonton has seen unprecedented real estate growth in 2006. Where does our market go from here? Friday, March 9, 2007. Analysts shrug off housing starts plunge. Analysts shrug off housing starts plunge. Friday, March 09, 2007. TORONTO -Canadian housing starts fell by a relatively steep 21 per cent in February, but analysts said the downturn should not be a cause for concern. Given the fact that much of the adjustment is weather-related and due to a likely slowdown in job creati...
