Canadians on the move: Not an exodus, but the re-location trend across Canadian housing market is real! 35% of RE/MAX brokers indicate that “move-over” buyers from other cities and provinces will continue to spark market activity in 2021 45% of RE/MAX brokers indicate that move-up buyers will likely be a primary driver of the housing…

Seller’s market to prevail in 2020, prices to rise 9% The 2020 Windsor housing market outlook from RE/MAX is calling for a seller’s market to continue in the year ahead – conditions which also characterized market activity throughout 2019. The RE/MAX average residential sale price expectation for Windsor in 2020 is an increase of nine…

Twenty-six per cent of single Canadians are considering purchasing a home on their own, with Atlantic Canada leading the pack at 34 per cent Fifty-two per cent of single Canadians said economic uncertainty and expensive home prices are the biggest factors impacting their decision not to purchase a home on their own As Canadians’ household debt…

Curious to see how the average sales (units) and average sales prices have changed over the years? This document covers 1967 to 2018. (*NOTE: Due to changes in the WECAR market area over time, caution should be exercised when undertaking historic comparisons. Historic sale and price data are subject to revision. All figures are based…

Windsor is a seller’s market, which is likely to continue into 2019 due to the region’s strong economy and low unemployment rates. Many buyers from Vancouver and Toronto are looking at Windsor as a good investment opportunity due to its affordability and liveability. Retirees and first-time homebuyers continue to drive demand in the region. The…

Windsor’s relative affordability, compared to the GTA, has led to high demand from move-up buyers seeking detached homes. While other markets like the GTA appear to be softening, Windsor/Essex continues to be one of the regions with the greatest increase in average residential sale price. Low inventory has created a hot seller’s market, with buyers…

Low interest rates, population growth, investment and unprecedented equity gains all combined to spark one of the strongest decades for price appreciation in Ontario’s six largest housing markets. Between 2007 and 2017, the province’s six major housing markets experienced substantial growth despite some serious challenges that included a financial crisis and subsequent recession. RE/MAX found…

Where will Windsor/Essex be in 2018? RE/MAX 2018 Housing Market reports it will still be a SELLER’S MARKET, with an expected 9% increase in average sales price. A strong local economy in Windsor-Essex, coupled with nearby Detroit’s own ongoing economic turnaround, contributed to an active residential real estate market in 2017. Low inventory levels as…

Inventory levels are expected to remain low, which will likely keep Windsor in a seller’s market in the new year