Jethro Seymour
Real Estate Broker at Royal LePage R.E.S Ltd. Toronto Listing Specialist. I help buy & sell homes in Davisville, Leaside & Midtown. Active Community Supporter.
Real Estate News Headlines // January 25th 2016
Jethro Seymour, one of the Top Toronto Real Estate Brokers, provides you with Canadian real estate news headlines
Canadian real estate market outlook 2016
If you could rewind 365 days to January 2015, would you short the Canadian real estate market? Given the predictions…www.moneysense.ca
If you could rewind 365 days to January 2015, would you short the Canadian real estate market? Given the predictions…www.moneysense.ca
If you could rewind 365 days to January 2015, would you short the Canadian real estate market? Given the predictions back then — of an imminent bubble burst and a housing market crash — hedging on real estate losses would’ve been a smart, speculative position. Of course, any active investors who did bet against the real estate market wouldn’t have done too well.
'Thanking our lucky stars:' Canadian resort real estate loves high U.S. dollar
Realtors who sell Canadian resort properties say the low loonie is spurring interest from American buyers who are…www.theprovince.com
Realtors who sell Canadian resort properties say the low loonie is spurring interest from American buyers who are…www.theprovince.com
Realtors who sell Canadian resort properties say the low loonie is spurring interest from American buyers who are looking to pick up cheap vacation homes north of the border.
Low dollar helps Canadians make big profits selling Arizona homes
A realtor in Arizona says many Canadians are selling off real-estate right now and making a healthy profit. A low…www.cbc.ca
A realtor in Arizona says many Canadians are selling off real-estate right now and making a healthy profit. A low…www.cbc.ca
A realtor in Arizona says many Canadians are selling off real-estate right now and making a healthy profit.
A low Canadian dollar means selling off U.S. real estate can generate a lot of revenue. Right now, selling a home for $100,000 U.S. would make $146,000 Canadian.
