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...
On March 1st 2018, we received a press release from OREA that the Home Energy Rating and Disclosure Program has been STOPPED!... at least for now.
Ontario Government has released a new standardized lease agreement for private residential leases which includes; single and semi-detached houses, apartment buildings, rented condos and secondary units. Effective April 30th, 2018, all leases used by a landlord must be the new standardized lease. For any lease that is signed after...
Market research firm BrandSpark surveyed 5,000 Canadians for their “Most Trusted Awards,” which looks at Canada’s major services and retail categories, and the votes are in! RE/MAX is named the “Most Trusted Brand for Real Estate.”
You may notice we look a bit different. A little more contemporary, a bit crisper on your phone or browser – one might say we’ve refreshed our look. But it’s not just how we look that is different. Everything about RE/MAX and the service we offer is different, we’re not...
In April of 2017, the Government of Ontario announced actions to try and control the rising costs of homes sales in Ontario, mainly the Greater Toronto Area.
Tarion will effectively be split in half, maintaining administration of the warranty program while the government establishes a new regulator.
CMHC Mortgage Insurance Premiums Increase March 17th 2017
Inventory levels are expected to remain low, which will likely keep Windsor in a seller’s market in the new year
The Government of Ontario committed to increasing the land transfer tax (LTT) rebate for first-time home buyers from $2,000 to $4,000
Rules announced this week will make it more difficult for some buyers to afford the home they want.
Although it won't affect the majority of the Windsor Essex housing market, the Finance Minister announced today a new minimum down payment of 10% from 5% for the portion of house prices above $500,000.