People often opt for commercial consulting services in Vancouver before the purchase of a property or office space. This is a prudent choice, as the buyer or property owner then gets an accurate value of the land in question. In such times prospective buyers or sellers have the opportunity to choose between opting for an…
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Property appraisal is a valuable tool used to gauge the precise market value of a given piece of land. Home appraisal can be useful to homeowners, prospective buyers and a lot of other entities for a variety of purposes. Home appraisal in Vancouver BC is used to ascertain the current value of the dwelling while…
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Property appraisal is the process in which an appraiser judges the amount your asset is worth, based on a number of factors. Everything from zoning regulations and planning constraints in the area to disputed title (if any), comes into play. Learn about the aspects of your property a professional in property valuation in Vancouver BC…
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As we are entering the New Year, 2013 has proven to be relatively uneventful one in regards to real estate value fluctuations and volume, which comes as a much needed relief to the overall economy and real estate market. Certainly, the BC Liberal Parties success in being reelected has greatly assisted in providing consumer confidence…
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Coming into 2013, we have just endured 6 months of considerably slowed residential market activity, particularly in Vancouver and immediate suburbs. Although this slowdown was not doubt influenced by tightened mortgage requirements, other factors have also contributed such as price levels and a general uncertainty in the local economy. In no way am I predicting…
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2012 has started off as many, including I, have predicted, with some cooling of demand. Although price levels in detached markets such as Vancouver and the immediate suburbs of Richmond, Burnaby, North Vancouver and West Vancouver continue to increase, this rate of increase has slowed. This reduction of demand has caused inventory levels in these…
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After three months of reduced activity this summer (June, July & August), the Lower Mainland real estate market is likely going to experience increased activity this fall. This trend harkens back to days of “normal”, seasonal, market swings – which has not been the case in the recent tumultuous years. Traditionally, the summer has been…
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With summer officially in session for 2010, the Lower Mainland real estate market activity has finally taken a rest. The market has been very hot since April, 2009, with a solid 12 months of steadily improving price trends. This 12 month period has delivered one of the quickest and fullest recoveries in real estate values…
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