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An acute shortage of inventory of homes for sale will be biggest market impactor in the Kitchener-Waterloo real estate market in 2021. Supply is going to remain low, driving up prices throughout the year.
Kitchener-Waterloo the final walkthrough tends to be a formality resulting in a nice little look around the home. No drama. that’s a good thing.
We all know that neighbourhood, amenities and transit affect property values. But what about the property itself. How does your backyard affect your property value?
What’s happening with three bedroom homes in Laurelwood
Before the pandemic, economists around the world warned that the Canadian market was overheated and a major correction was imminent.
But then, the pandemic hit.
Kitchener-Waterloo combines the regional distinctiveness characteristic of slow-emergent 18-hour cities with the tech jobs and schools to lure bright young minds from the GTA.
Last week I had a question from someone who follows my spreadsheet videos (How’s the market) and she had a very specific question. That question was “what’s happening with two bedroom condo units in Kitchener-Waterloo?” Good question. I realize that my spreadsheet did not address that.
Over the years that I have been a Realtor, I have sold many homes. I can say with certainty that it is much easier to sell a home with furniture than vacant and empty.
When I’m at my desk, I often keep my chat widget open. It seems funny, but I actually like the interruptions.
Few sectors have felt the financial impact of the COVID-19 pandemic more than real estate.
It is still unclear whether the changes brought about by the crisis are permanent or transitory.
