Mirroring the weather, Fraser Valley’s hot housing market cooled slightly in June going from a boil to a simmer SURREY, BC – Sales on the Fraser Valley Real Estate Board’s Multiple Listing Service® (MLS®) remained robust in June however, for the first time since last September, monthly sales did not break a historical record. In…
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DetailsThe average price of a property in Willoughby Heights increased by $52,000 in April 2021 with unit sales down from 257 units in March to 237 units in April. The average days on market is down from 22 days in March to 16 days in April and average list to sell price was 105% up…
DetailsYour home doesn’t need to be perfect! Many of the seller’s I meet are nervous to invite me into their home over concerns that their home is not “enough” to get top dollar. Common complaints include that their home is neither clean nor renovated or staged enough to get top dollar. I’ve been working with…
DetailsAsbestos Safety: Risk, Inspection, Assessment, and Abatement Considerations Article Reposted with permission from Clayton and Clayton Realtors, specializing in New Jersey Luxury homes. Link to full article: https://www.claytonandclayton.com/home-asbestos-safety.php#why_asbestos? Asbestos is a naturally occurring mineral that can cause cancer in humans and animals. For decades, the side-effects of asbestos exposure was unknown to people, and asbestos was…
DetailsSURREY, BC – Fraser Valley real estate hit two historical highs in March, setting records for both sales and new listings processed in one month since the Fraser Valley Real Estate Board’s (FVREB) inception in 1921. In March, the FVREB processed 3,329 residential and commercial sales on its Multiple Listing Service® (MLS®), an…
DetailsIndoor Air Quality Continued I’m continuing the conversation on indoor air quality by discussing basic ways to improve indoor air quality. How can I improve indoor air quality? (Reposted from HealthlinkBC). There are 3 basic ways to improve indoor air quality: Control the source: Remove the source of pollution or reduce the level of the emissions.…
DetailsEarlier this week I posted about the importance of indoor air quality. Today I’m continueing the conversation by discussing the different types of indoor air pollutants. People spend up to 90% of thier time indoors. With the adevent of Covid almost 5 million people were sent to work from home. With millions of Canadians home…
DetailsAs a BC native who suffers from environmental allergies, I understand better than anyone the negative impacts an unhealthy indoor environment can have on one’s health. As a real estate salesperson I can become part of the solution by educating people about the impacts of outdoor and indoor air pollutants. Today I’m sharing an article…
DetailsStrata Depreciation Reports: What You Need to Know If you are buying a strata held property in BC then it is likely that you’ll be given a depreciation report to review. Strata depreciation reports are a relatively new requirement in BC with legislation requiring strata councils to provide them coming into effect in 2011. The…
DetailsSurveillance during home showings – Is it permitted? With the advent of easy to install video and audio recording devices clients have been asking me if they may be filmed while viewing a home and if this is allowed….. The answer is maybe. I’ve shared an article from the BCREA on the topic, below. While…
DetailsFAQs: What You Need to Know about Subject Removal When your offer to buy a home comes with conditions, this is how it works Mariko Baerg December 15, 2017 Subject removal is an important process during the real estate transaction that you need to be well versed in to ensure that you are safe and…
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