Where might the prices be headed?

Momentum swings are a funny thing. When everything seems to be headed in one direction with great force and conviction, along comes something to set it off course and reverse it. Take for example a hockey game where the home team is losing and the coach puts out his toughest line with a pugilist or

Have increased mortgage rates made housing more expensive in Oakville, Milton, and Burlington?

Oakville's average selling price went up from June to July by 6% to $1,524,000 and is up 7% from last July, but down 16% from it's peak in March.   Milton's average selling price went down by 1.7% from June to $1,082,214 which is up by 6% from last July but down 20% from it's peak in February.   Bur

Trying to time the market? Let me help you.

After an unsustainable start to 2022, and 2 interest rate hikes, we have a more balanced market at hand. We have gone from the ridiculous lows of half a months inventory across Oakville, Milton, and Burlington to about 2 months of inventory. While 2 months of inventory is still extremely low it is q