This blog represents the collective voice of our management team and agents. We hope to keep our readers informed about the real estate market, while also providing exciting and relevant news about the Comox Valley.
We know this is a trying and stressful time for all of us in Canada. Things are changing almost hourly with government recommendations at the federal, provincial, and municipal levels. At RE/MAX, we want to offer you stability and comfort knowing your real estate needs are still being met in a safe and responsible manner.
Read MoreWhat is a housing bubble? You’ve undoubtedly heard the term, but what does it actually mean, and is Canada experiencing one? Whether you already own a home, are considering buying one in the near future, or you’re waiting for the right time to sell, here we answer what is a housing bubble, what causes it, and how it may affect you.
Read MoreMore and more we hear from clients about strata fees being too high, and their desire not to even consider strata units with fees over $250/month. This is a concern as it may demonstrate a lack of knowledge about how strata fees are arrived at, or even how a strata-titled complex operates. Read more to get a better understanding of how strata fees work.
Read MoreWith COVID-19 still in the news, our offices have been doing our part to keep our clients safe in this very unique time. The one thing that is very interesting is the market activity; we are going through some of our busiest times in the company’s 35-year history here in the Comox Valley. The activity is strong in the $400-$650,000 single-family home market, with many multiple offers happening. There was even one case of a home selling $100,000 over its list price.
Read MoreOur regulator (RECBC) and our association (BCREA) has suggested that open houses can take place once more with very strict guidelines in place. Our brokerage (RE/MAX Ocean Pacific Realty) has developed the following policies and procedures for open houses for our agents. Strict adherence to these policies and procedures must be followed. There must be no exceptions.
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