Bank of Canada rate decision and how it effects the Oakville, Burlington, and Milton Real Estate Markets

    December market update   Happy holiday season to all of you. This month’s report illustrates the importance of local intelligence versus national real estate data.    This is the time of year where all the major banks reflect over the past year and prognosticate for what the future may have in s

What happened? What's happening now? What will most likely happen?

With so many ways to get information about the real estate market these days, it's a very common feeling for people to be drowning in information but starving for clarity.  Each source of information has their own agenda. News companies sell news and want as many eyeballs and shares as possible and

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