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The primary one is whether you are actually prepared to purchase a home. Locating the perfect home is not always an easy task, and obtaining a mortgage loan can be a complex and tiring process. Although once you have determined that you are ready to move forward with the required effort towards your home purchasing goal, the rewards are unquestionable. While at your side each step of the way, I will make the process of purchasing a home easier, more enjoyable, less time-consuming, and less expensive than if you undertook this challenge on your own. I will help you prepare so that sellers perceive you as a preferred buyer, help you locate and assess properties for sale that match your specifications, and help you through the myriad of details attending the actual purchase. I am always familiar with the current homes on the vancouver real estate market, and I know neighborhood values well, so I can help you determine which properties are fairly priced and in good condition before you start your search. Your First Step Your first step to buying a home is to first ask yourself why you want to buy a home, to stop paying rent? To start building equity? To have a place of your own? To raise a family? To entertain business associates? To move up to a bigger house? Next, list what kind of home you'd like and where you would like to be. Be specific. Separate the "must haves" from the "want to haves." Think of yourself as zeroing in on a target, going from the general to the specific. Consider area (city, suburban neighborhood, country); community (north, south, east, or west side); neighborhood (older and settled or sparkling new; a particular school zone; recreational facilities; and other community services such as transportation, day care, library, stores, entertainment). Ask yourself how many minutes you are willing to commute to work. Think about home styles, How much space do you need? Does your situation require a one-level home, or are stairs acceptable? Consider size and kind of property. Do you want a newer home, or maybe an older one to fix up? Someday you or your heirs will want to sell. Consider how long you expect to live in this particular home. Your Next Step: Loan Pre-Qualification Once you have addressed the above needs, your next step in the purchasing process is to get pre-qualified with a mortgage company. This can be done over the phone or even online in a matter of minutes. Call me and I will refer you to a mortgage professional that has an excellent reputation and track record for successfully acquiring loan approval for his/her clients. I Will Find The Right Homes For You Once you've been pre-qualified and know what price range you want to stay in, I can help you determine which properties fit your needs by using the (MLS) Multiple Listing Service system to locate them. I have the best possible resources and communication systems available today to help you locate the homes on the market that match your specifications. You can even search my listings here at my website. Receive Home Listings By Email Click the link above to receive Home Listings by email Free! I Will Help You Every Step Of The Way I will help you complete your financing and inspections, and close on the transaction. My top priority is to make sure that your home buying experience is pleasant, cost-efficient, and successful. Selling I will work for you every step of the way! My combination of skill, experience, and technology ensures that I can sell your home for the highest possible price and in the shortest period of time. I have the tools to meet the demands of a highly competitive, modern market. My Unique Automated Internet Marketing System Online Presence: Available 24 hours a day! My online marketing system allows me to make information accessible 24-hours a day, and to respond immediately and directly to each and every prospective buyer. From my website, prospective buyers can get information immediately about your home. They can access my site 24 hours a day and view your property listing! Through my Personal Home Search, your listing will be sent by e-mail to every prospective buyer in my database, where your home meets their criteria. Plus it will be e-mailed automatically to future prospective buyers as well. Traditional Marketing As soon as you list your home with me, I will enter your home in the Multiple Listing Service (MLS) database. Other agents can immediately access your property information by computer. Plus, your property will be included in any printed MLS books. I also regularly publish in magazines and newspapers in the area and send out direct mail pieces to potential buyers. Pricing Your Home When you think about it, there are several other homes for sale competing with your home. I will help you price your home competitively to attract qualified buyers. The way I do this is by generating a Comparative Market Analysis (CMA) report, which will show you a range of prices being paid for homes in your area. You can complete my online form to get a feel for your home's market value. What might your home be worth in today's market? Click the link above to find out! Free results will be sent back by email! Every Step Of The Way... Remember, I will be working for you every step of the way to make sure that you get the highest possible price for your home in the shortest period of time. Mortgage Calculator How much can you afford? Buying a home usually means obtaining a mortgage loan. You will find a useful mortgage calculator below that will give you the monthly payments that you could expect given your particular financing situation. Friendly Service, Professional Advice, Great Rates. SANDI CAMPARDO Strategic Mortgage Professionals Inc. 604.805.2080 fax 604.931.6559 3137 St. Johns Street | Port Moody | BC | V3H 2C8 scampardo@telus.net For Sandi's 'Great Rates' rates ~ Click here Available to assist you with financing for: Purchases Refinances & Equity Take Outs Renewals & Transfers 120 Day Pre Approvals Secured Lines of Credit (1st & 2nd Position) 2nd Mortgages Interest Payment Only Mortgages Cash Back Products Up to 40 Year Amortizations Interest rates and products are subject to change without notice. I'd love to help you out! Call Me For All Your Mortgage Needs!,Biography I love living in the Tri-City area! I was born and raised in Coquitlam, and have seen many changes and growth throughout the years. I suppose one reason why I love it here so much, is that the area has a wonderful feeling of community along with my great memories of growing up and going to the local schools. I worked at a number of local places while growing up, and enjoyed waitressing on North Road's White Spot Restaurant in my teens. I took courses in travel and tourism and eventually worked at Air Canada, fullfilling my childhood dream. I married shortly after joining Air Canada. With the birth of my first son, I became a full time Mom, with 3 more sons coming very soon after! Life was busy raising 4 loving and very active boys. I enjoyed helping in community events, and volunteering with children's activities. I was a Scout leader for 5 years in the Coquitlam area, and did some help with the Port Moody Air Cadets. Many life changes occurred, as they do. After 10 years of being at home, I started my career in Real Estate. In August 2004 I finally had a daughter and she keeps me focused on what is important in life. I love working with people, and heIping them to know how wonderful our part of the world is! I strive to have a healthy balance anf community involvement, business and family and I am now in my 13th year of selling Real Estate! Ihave designed my web site with your interests in mind. Drop me a line, I'd love to hear your thoughts! I am dedicated to selling your home or finding you that dream home you are searching for. You are invited to browse my website and call or e-mail me with any questions you have about buying or selling a home in the area. Buying a home? Your satisfaction is my top priority! I will take the time to listen to your needs and desires and help you find your dream home. Selling your home? I will get your home sold for top dollar and in a timely manner. My online and offline marketing programs give me the edge needed to make this possible,REBGV Stats May 4, 2010 Home buyer and seller activity increases in busy spring market The Greater Vancouver housing market experienced increased activity in April thanks to a steady balance of home buyers and sellers entering the marketplace. The Real Estate Board of Greater Vancouver (REBGV) reports that residential property sales in Greater Vancouver totalled 3,512 in April 2010, the fifth highest-selling April on record. The figure represents an increase of 18.5 per cent compared to the 2,963 sales in April 2009; 9.1 per cent more than April 2008’s 3,218 sales; and 3.7 per cent more than April 2007’s 3,387 sales. April 2010 sales also represent a 12 per cent increase compared to last month. “We’re in the midst of another strong spring season thanks to high levels of activity on both the buyer and seller side of our market,” Jake Moldowan, REBGV president said. “The number of homes coming on the market has increased significantly in recent months, which is providing a healthy level of choice for those looking to buy during this busy period.” New listings for detached, attached and apartment properties in Greater Vancouver totalled 7,648 in April 2010, a 64.5 per cent increase compared to April 2009 when 4,649 new units were listed, and a 9.2 per cent increase compared to March 2010 when 7,004 properties were added to the Multiple Listing Service® (MLS®). At 15,901, the total number of property listings on the MLS® increased 17 per cent in April compared to last month, and is up 11 per cent compared to this time last year. Over the last 12 months, the MLSLink® Housing Price Index (HPI) benchmark price for all residential properties in Greater Vancouver increased 18.9 per cent to $593,419 from $499,021 in April 2009. “It was at this time last year when home prices in our region began their recovery from the declines that occurred during the recession period,” Moldowan said. Sales of detached properties in April 2010 reached 1,370, an increase of 15.1 per cent from the 1,190 detached sales recorded in April 2009 and a six per cent increase from the 1,293 units sold in April 2008. The benchmark price for detached properties increased 21.2 per cent from April 2009 to $818,403. Sales of apartment properties reached 1,526 in April 2010, an increase of 29.4 per cent compared to the 1,179 sales in April 2009 and an increase of 15.9 per cent compared to the 1,317 sales in April 2008.The benchmark price of an apartment property increased 16.9 per cent from April 2009 to $397,779., Attached property sales in April 2010 totalled 616, an increase of 3.7 per cent compared to the 594 sales in April 2009 and a 1.3 per cent increase from the 608 attached properties sold in April 2008. The benchmark price of an attached unit increased 16.4 per cent between April 2009 and 2010 to $502,399. Real Estate Board of Greater Vancouver Click here to download the complete stats package. REBGV Stats April 2010 Home listings rise to start the spring season A steady influx of new listings has helped create a balanced ‘typical spring’ housing market in the Greater Vancouver region. The Real Estate Board of Greater Vancouver (REBGV) reports that new listings for detached, attached and apartment properties in Greater Vancouver totalled 7,004 in March 2010. This represents a 60 per cent increase compared to March 2009 when 4,385 new units were listed, and a 52.1 per cent increase compared to February 2010 when 4,606 properties were listed on the Multiple Listing Service® (MLS®). At 13,538, the total number of property listings on the Multiple Listing Service (MLS®) increased 19 per cent in March compared to last month, but remains 7.6 per cent below this time last year. “The total number of homes listed for sale on our MLS® is at its highest level in 10 months, which translates into more options and variety for those looking to buy during the traditionally busy spring period,” Jake Moldowan, REBGV president said. Residential property sales in Greater Vancouver reached 3,137 in March 2010, a 38.5 per cent increase compared to March 2009, a 4.7 per cent increase over March 2008, and a 12.4 per cent decrease compared to March 2007. The current figure also represents a 26.8 per cent increase compared to the 2,473 sales recorded in February 2010. “With a sales-to-listing ratio of 23 per cent, we see a healthy balance between buyer demand and seller supply in the marketplace,” Moldowan said. Over the last 12 months, the MLSLink® Housing Price Index (HPI) benchmark price for all residential properties in Greater Vancouver increased 20.3 per cent to $584,435 from $485,845 in March 2009. This price is 2.8 per cent above the previous high point in the market in May 2008 when the residential benchmark price sat at $568,411. Sales of detached properties in March 2010 reached 1,336, an increase of 49 per cent from the 897 detached sales recorded in March 2009 and a 19.7 per cent increase from the 1,116 units sold in March 2008. The benchmark price for detached properties increased 23.3 per cent from March 2009 to $800,341, but declined 0.6 per cent compared to last month when the benchmark price was $800,796. Sales of apartment properties in March 2010 reached 1,252, an increase of 28.3 per cent compared to the 976 sales in March 2009 and a decline of 8.6 per cent compared to the 1,370 sales in March 2008.The benchmark price of an apartment property increased 17.3 per cent from March 2009 to $395,507 and is up 1.2 per cent compared to last month when the benchmark price was $390,899. Attached property sales in March 2010 totalled 549, an increase of 40.1 per cent compared to the 392 sales in March 2009 and a 7.4 per cent increase from the 511 attached properties sold in March 2008. The benchmark price of an attached unit increased 17.3 per cent between March 2009 and 2010 to $493,263, but declined 0.5 per cent compared to last month when the benchmark price was $495,496. The Real Estate Board of Greater Vancouver. Rants vs Raves, Hoorays vs Nays, a lack of snow but here we go.... Let the games begin and Lets get in on the action! Click here to view an interesting article of how The Olympics may affect Real Estate in the Greater Vancouver area. Finance Minister Tightens Mortgage Rules in Canada: How Does it Affect You? Today the Finance Minister announced the new mortgage rules that will take affect in Canada on April 19 of this year. Below is a summary of the 3 major rule changes and how it could affect you.... 1. Borrowers will need to qualify using a 5-year fixed rate regardless of what term they choose. If you want a 1.90% variable rate, for example, you will need to show that you can afford payments at a higher fixed rate, like 4.09%. REASON: This will help Canadians prepare for higher interest rates in the future and ensure they can still afford the payment in the event their rates rise at renewal or if in a variable rate mortgage. 2. 90% Maximum Refinancing - No longer will you be able to refinance your home to 95% of it's value. 90% will be the new maximum. REASON: To ensure borrowers are not using all their home equity in order to consolidate high interest debts with lower mortgage rates. This will also help home owners from going into a negative equity position if the market begins to drop. 3. Minimum 20% Down Payment required for investment properties. People buying non-owner occupied rental properties will need to put down 20% to get an insured mortgage, versus 5% currently. REASON: This measure is likely aimed at tempering speculative buying of real estate by reducing the leverage available to buyers. These new guidelines will take affect on April 19 but as we've seen in the past with a lot of lenders, they won't all necessarily wait before implementing these new changes. If you are in the market and fall into one of the categories above, you may want act sooner than later. In my opinion, I don't think it's going to have a major effect on the overall mortgage approval process and/or approval rates for clients. If you would like to discuss personally how this may affect you, please don't hesitate to call or email. At this point, there has not been any changes made to the minimum down payment requirements or maximum amortization periods. Buyers can still purchase with as little as 5% down for owner occupied properties and maximum amortization is still 35 years. Go Canada Go! Trish Pigott, AMP Mortgage Broker Meridian Coastal Mortgages Housing supply and demand reach closer alignment in January VANCOUVER, B.C. – February 2, 2010 – Diverse selection and favourable interest rates continue to drive demand in the Greater Vancouver housing market. The Real Estate Board of Greater Vancouver (REBGV) reports that residential property sales in Greater Vancouver totalled 1,923 in January 2010, an increase of 152.4 per cent compared to January 2009 when 762 sales were recorded and a 23.5 per cent decline compared to the 2,515 sales recorded in December 2009. In terms of historical perspective, January ranked as an average month for number of residential housing sales over the past decade, with higher sales in January 2002, 2003, 2004, and 2006. Over the last 12 months, the MLSLink® Housing Price Index (HPI) benchmark price for all residential properties in Greater Vancouver increased 17.2 per cent to $573,241 from $489,007 in January 2009. This price is 0.8 per cent above the previous high point in the market in May 2008 when the residential benchmark price sat at $568,411. “Although home prices in the region have largely returned to their previous peaks, we still see a significant number of first-time and move-up buyers in the market, thanks to low interest rates and the diverse range of properties available today,” Jake Moldowan, REBGV president-elect said. “There is also closer alignment between supply and demand in today’s housing market. At 18 per cent, the salesto-active listings ratio in January is approximately 10 per cent lower than we’ve seen in our market over the last six months,” Moldowan said. New listings for detached, attached and apartment properties in Greater Vancouver totalled 5,147 in January 2010. This represents a 39.1 per cent increase compared to January 2009 when 3,700 new units were listed, and a 139.1 per cent increase compared to December 2009 when 2,153 properties were listed on the Multiple Listing Service® (MLS®) in Greater Vancouver. At 10,218, the total number of property listings on the MLS® increased 14 per cent in January compared to last month and declined 26 per cent from this time last year. “Looking ahead, it’s difficult to know exactly what the Olympic effect will be on our market in February, although I think it’s fair to say it should be a quieter period for home buyers and sellers and so, in fact, may be a good time for motivated buyers to search for properties,” Moldowan said. In January, sales of detached properties increased 141.4 per cent to 705 from the 292 detached sales recorded during the same period in 2009. The benchmark price, as calculated by the MLSLink® Housing Price Index, for detached properties increased 19.5 per cent from January 2009 to $788,499. Sales of apartment properties in January 2010 increased 146.8 per cent to 891 compared to 361 sales in January 2009. The benchmark price of an apartment property increased 15.2 per cent from January 2009 to $385,487. Attached property sales in January 2010 are up 200 per cent to 327, compared with the 109 sales in January 2009. The benchmark price of an attached unit increased 13.4 per cent between January 2009 and 2010 to $482,478. Slow start, strong finish for housing market in 2009 VANCOUVER, B.C. – January 5, 2010 – After beginning the year at near record low sales levels, buyers’ confidence in the Greater Vancouver housing market quickly returned, allowing for significant and sustained increases in the number of residential property sales for much of 2009. The Real Estate Board of Greater Vancouver (REBGV) reports that total unit sales of detached, attached and apartment properties in 2009 reached 35,669, a 44.8 per cent increase from the 24,626 unit sales recorded in 2008, but a 6.3 per cent decline from the 38,050 residential sales in 2007. The number of homes listed for sale on the Multiple Listing Service® (MLS®) in Greater Vancouver declined 15.5 per cent in 2009 to 52,869 compared to the 62,561 properties listed in 2008. “Low interest rates, an economy emerging from recession and continuing to improve, and consumer confidence led to the resurgence experienced in the Greater Vancouver housing market in 2009,” Scott Russell, REBGV president said. “Home sales neared or passed monthly records in Greater Vancouver throughout the latter half of 2009. In fact, last month’s home sales rank as the third highest selling December in the 90-year history of our organization.” Residential property sales in Greater Vancouver totalled 2,515 in December 2009, an increase of 172.2 per cent from the 924 sales recorded in December 2008, and an 18.4 per cent decline compared to November 2009 when 3,083 home sales occurred. The residential benchmark price, as calculated by the MLSLink Housing Price Index®, for Greater Vancouver increased 16.2 per cent to $562,463 between Decembers 2008 and 2009. New listings for detached, attached and apartment properties in Greater Vancouver totalled 2,153 in December 2009. This represents a 38.9 per cent increase compared to the 1,550 new units listed in December 2008 and a 41.1 per cent decline compared to November 2009 when 3,653 properties were listed. “The number of homes listed for sale on our MLS® has been in decline in Greater Vancouver for eight of the last nine months, which results in upward pressure on home prices and less selection for buyers to choose from,” Russell said. Total active listings in Greater Vancouver currently sit at 8,939, a decrease of 41 per cent from December 2008, and a decrease of 19 per cent from November 2009 (see graph on page two for more detail). Sales of detached properties in December 2009 increased 159.2 per cent to 902, compared to 348 sales in December 2008. The benchmark price for detached properties increased 18.3 per cent to $766,816 compared to December 2008. Sales of apartment properties in December 2009 increased 176.7 per cent to 1,154, compared to 417 sales in December 2008. The benchmark price of an apartment property increased 14.8 per cent since December 2008 to $382,573. Attached property sales in December 2009 increased 188.7 per cent to 459, compared with the 159 sales in December 2008. The benchmark price of an attached unit increased 12.9 per cent between Decembers 2008 and 2009 to $478,093. The Real Estate Board of Greater Vancouver is an association representing more than 9,500 REALTORS®. The Real Estate Boardprovides a variety of membership services, including the Multiple Listing Service®. For more information on real estate, statistics,and buying or selling a home, contact a local REALTOR® or visit www.rebgv.org. CANADA’S REAL ESTATE MARKET EXPECTED TO CONTINUE STRONG GAINS INTO THE FIRST HALF OF 2010 Demand and supply finding balance in the second half of the year January 7, 2010 – Canada’s residential real estate market is forecast to remain unusually strong through the first half of 2010 as economic conditions across the country improve and the stimulus impact of low interest rates continues to stoke demand, according to today’s Royal LePage House Price Survey and Market Survey Forecast. As confidence in the recovery builds in early 2010, increases in average house price levels and overall market activity are expected to continue. The gradual erosion of affordability driven by higher house prices and the expected late-year modest upward movement of interest rates, together with an improvement in listings supply as confidence improves, are expected to bring the market back into balance in the second half of the year, when home price increases are expected to moderate. “The Canadian real estate market enters 2010 with considerable momentum from a unusually strong finish to the previous year, said Phil Soper, president and chief executive, Royal LePage Real Estate Services. “The stimulus effect of low borrowing costs has contributed to a sharp rise in demand that has driven activity levels to new highs. This demand, coupled with a typical seasonal undersupply of homes for sale, should cause home prices to continue to appreciate significantly during the early months of the year. Improving supply as the year unfolds and easing demand as the cost of home ownership rises should moderate home price increases in the second half of 2010.” In contrast to the difficult months during the worst of the recession, house prices appreciated during the later part of 2009, with fourth quarter price averages surpassing averages from the fourth quarter 2008. The average price of detached bungalows rose to $315,055 (up 6.0%), the price of standard two-storey homes rose to $353,026 (up 5.2%), and the price of a standard condominium rose to $205, 756 (up 6.4%). The first two quarters of 2009 saw significant year-over-year price declines across the housing types surveyed and the third quarter provided the first signs saw a strong rebound in Canadian home values. Regions that saw the strongest declines during the recession are now showing marked gains. Those regions include Toronto and the Lower Mainland, B.C. Vancouver in particular experienced a robust quarter, with home prices rising across all housing types surveyed. “No other sector of the economy has been as highly affected by economic stimulus as housing,” commented Soper. “As consumer confidence has improved, Canadians have shown a lingering reluctance to acquire depreciating assets such as consumer durables, but have embraced the opportunity to invest in real property. Predictably, the regions benefiting most from this renewed interest in home ownership are those with lower average house prices and strong economic confidence, such as Winnipeg and parts of Atlantic Canada.” Soper added, “Our forecast is built upon an expectation that interest rates will ease upward before the year’s end, which should have a dampening effect on demand, allowing it to come into balance with the supply of resale homes on the market. Further, we expect to see an increasing number of homes listed for sale as the year progresses – as Canadians regain confidence in the economy, they should be more willing to enter into a large financial transaction such as the sale of a home.” The Real Estate Board of Greater Vancouver is an association representing more than 9,600 REALTORS®. The Real Estate Board provides a variety of membership services, including the Multiple Listing Service®. For more information on real estate, statistics, and buying or selling a home, contact a local REALTOR® or visit www.rebgv.org. The Real Estate Board provides a variety of membership services, including the Multiple Listing Service®. For more information on real estate, statistics, and buying or selling a home, contact Cory O'Brien at cory@coryo.ca --------------------------------------------------------------- Click Here to view April 2010 issue of 'Property Lines'! Click here to view the April 2010 issue of: The Informed Home Buyer/SellerTM ---------------------------------------------------------------- Attention First time buyers!!!! The finance minister has announced the threshold for the 'First Time Buyer's Exemption' has been increased. For more information view thisProperty Tax Exemption report, Mortgage News June 10, 2009 Many people have a misconception that because prime has not moved fixed rates will not fluctuate, unfortunately that is not the case..... How Banks make their money on the fixed rates is called the spread. The spread is the difference between what they can secure the money for and what they can turn around and sell it to the public for. This difference, or spread, is their profit and the rate at which they can secure the money at is mostly based on the bond rate. Every time the bond rate increases it puts more pressure for the Banks to increase the rates so that they can still get the profits they want. So I’ve never been one for the doom and gloom so here are some positives on rates rising. For some who are experiencing extremely high payout penalties because of IRD will have some relief because the lower the rates go the higher the penalty generally is. Those that invest and their investments are based on the bond rate will then have an increase in rate of return as well. And generally the rates go down to stimulate the economy which shows that the economy seems to be doing better than expected. BCREA Spring 2009 Housing Forecast Vancouver, BC – May 26, 2009. As part of its Spring 2009 Housing Forecast, the British Columbia Real Estate Association (BCREA) reported today that housing market conditions have improved more rapidly than expected. As a result, BCREA has revised its home price forecast upwards, reflecting greater price stability through the balance of the year. The average Multiple Listing Service® (MLS®) residential price in British Columbia is forecast to decline eight per cent to $420,600 in 2009, instead of 13 per cent originally forecasted at the beginning of the year. “The majority of the decline in home prices has already occurred,” said Cameron Muir, BCREA Chief Economist. “Balanced markets are emerging in Victoria, Vancouver and the Fraser Valley. There’s now little downward pressure on home prices in these areas.” Home sales in the province have climbed out of a trough, posting double-digit percentage gains for three consecutive months (seasonally adjusted). BC MLS® residential sales are forecast to decline 12 per cent to 60,755 units this year, as a result of a weak first quarter. However, stronger consumer demand is expected to continue for the balance of the year and through 2010. Residential sales in 2010 are forecast to climb 10 percent to 66,740 units. Affordability reached a three-year high in April with lower home prices and record low interest rates reducing the carrying cost of the average priced home 24 per cent over the last year. “A significant increase in affordability has brought many first-time buyers into the market,” added Muir. “First-time buyers were largely absent in the late fall and winter, making it more difficult for move-up buyers to sell their current homes. The chain of ownership is now being oiled.” The full BCREA Housing Forecast is available at: www.bcrea.bc.ca/economics/HousingForecast.pdf. ---------------------------------------------------------------- BCREA Housing Forecast Update: Recessionary Conditions Slow Housing Market For immediate release Recessionary Conditions Slow Housing Market BCREA Forecast Update - First Quarter 2009 Vancouver, BC – February 2, 2009. The British Columbia Real Estate Association (BCREA) Forecast Update for the first quarter of 2009 today. BC Multiple Listing Service® (MLS®) residential sales are forecast to decline 9 per cent from 68,923 units in 2008 to 62,650 units this year. Residential sales in 2010 are forecast to rebound 8 per cent to 68,000 units. The ten-year average is 82,800 units. “The global financial crisis and world-wide recession will continue to take their toll on the BC economy this year,” said Cameron Muir, BCREA Chief Economist. “World events have pulled Canada and BC into a recession, where concern for job security and declining net worth are keeping many potential homebuyers on the sidelines.” "A continuing imbalance between supply and demand will put some additional downward pressure on home prices this year,” added Muir. The average MLS® residential price is forecast to decline 13 per cent to $396,600 in 2009. Home prices in the province are expected to be relatively stable in 2010, forecasted to average $389,000. BC housing starts are forecast to fall 45 per cent to 19,000 units this year as a result of rising inventories, weak consumer demand and tight credit conditions. Next year is expected to be a year of stabilization in the economy and the housing market. Real GDP growth in the province is forecast to rise a modest 1.5 per cent and job losses in 2009 are expected to give way to some gains in employment in 2010. The full BCREA Housing Forecast is available at: www.bcrea.bc.ca/economics/HousingForecast.pdf. The Real Estate industry is a key economic driver in British Columbia. In 2008, 24,626 homes changed hands in the Board’s area generating $1.03 billion in spin-offs. The Real Estate Board of Greater Vancouver is an association representing more than 9,400 REALTORS®. Special Report MLS® home sales forecast revised May 14, 2009 A Spring housing market that was more active than anticipated has prompted a change to the MLS® home sales forecast issued by The Canadian Real Estate Association for the rest of 2009, and for 2010. National home sales activity is forecast to be down 14.7 per cent to 370,500 units in 2009. This is slightly less than the reduction in activity predicted in CREA’s forecast issued last February. The forecast decline in annual activity was trimmed to reflect a stronger than expected rebound in activity in British Columbia and Ontario in the first quarter of 2009. Forecast declines in annual activity were reduced for these provinces. They were also shaved for Manitoba, Quebec, New Brunswick, and Prince Edward Island to reflect stabilizing trends in sales activity in these provinces. National MLS® home sales activity is forecast to rebound by 7.2 per cent to 397,000 units in 2010. This is a slightly weaker rebound than predicted in CREA’s previous forecast. The revision reflects recently downgraded forecasts for economic growth next year. The rebound in activity in 2010 is forecast to be biggest in British Columbia and Alberta. New listings on MLS® systems in British Columbia, Alberta and Ontario are forecast to continue easing following the peak reached last year. New listings are also expected to shrink in Saskatchewan, Quebec, New Brunswick, and Nova Scotia. Fewer new listings will further stabilize the resale housing market as sales activity draws down inventories. The national MLS® average home price is forecast to decrease 5.2 per cent in 2009, led by average price declines in British Columbia and Alberta. By contrast, the average home price is forecast to rise in Manitoba (4.3 per cent), Price Edward Island (4.2 per cent) and Newfoundland & Labrador (10.9 per cent). CREA’s previous forecast predicted a decline in the national average price of eight per cent in 2009. The price trend is similar but less dramatic for the weighted national MLS® average price, which compensates for changes in provincial sales activity by taking into account provincial proportions of privately owned housing stock. The weighted national MLS® average price is forecast to decline 3.6 per cent in 2009, and hold steady in 2010. CREA’s previous forecast predicted the weighted national average price for MLS® homes sales would decline by 6.4 per cent. “Monthly resale housing activity improved as the first quarter progressed, entering the second quarter on a rising trend and closing in on levels last seen before it fell sharply late last year,” said CREA Chief Economist Gregory Klump. “It will take time for housing inventories to be drawn down enough to put new home construction on a stronger footing, but the balance between resale housing supply and demand is improving in a number of major markets. The national average price has begun to rebound from the recent low reached in January, and is forecast to begin rising modestly above year-ago levels in the fourth quarter of 2009.” (CREA 14/05/09) Prepared for you by: Cory O’Brien, Royal LePage ShowcasePlus ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Helpful information to save you money! As a real estate professional, it's my job to make the REAL ESTATE buying and selling process as easy as possible for everyone involved. That means providing quality information that can benefit you immediately. I care about this community and whether you're buying or selling. I want to share some important information with you that will help you in your next move. The following reports will not only SAVE you money, but can make you money in real estate! 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