"Greg was my realtor both on the purchase of my condo and the sale 5 years later. I echo other clients when I say that his calm demeanor is very soothing in the stress of such big financial decisions. He is very knowledgeable and in my estimation also very trustworthy. I highly recommend him. Whether you are buying or selling he will give you the straight goods, not just what you want to hear, and he will deliver" Anna Marie
January is full of predictions and bold headlines about what the year might bring. February tends to be more cautious. People are watching, listening, and waiting.
March is different. March is when behaviour begins to surface.
Not opinions. Not forecasts. Behaviour.
Every year starts with uncertainty. Interest rates, employment concerns, global events...
When I first started, our office used to tour new listings together after our weekly sales meeting. I was fortunate as typically I carpooled with three very experienced agents. It was a tough market at the time. Very few properties were selling. Sound familiar?
January vs Spring Explained Every January, many homeowners begin thinking about selling their home.
A common refrain is to wait and see what happens in the spring real estate market. Spring has long been associated with higher activity and optimism, particularly in markets like North Vancouver and Greater Vancouver.
January vs Spring Explained
