CBC News article
By Angela Nolan / May 16, 2014 / Press Release
This article from September 2013 states that Hamilton's property value increases are out-pacing those of Ontario as a province. Our city is really evolving. Our Arts' district and all the changes to the Jamesville area and its property values is astounding. The Corktown area is also another area that has really come along in popularity, especially from the Toronto buyers that want to be close to the GO Station so that they can get back "home" more readily. This increase in demand has shot the property values to heights that certainly was not expected by many in such a humble, working class neighbourhood.
Click below to read the complete article written by Samantha Craggs of the CBC.
Fit to Buy Re/Max Video Series
By Angela Nolan / May 12, 2014 / RE/MAX Videos
Re/Max offers this wonderful series of videos to guide the new and not so new home buyers through all the steps of purchasing a home. You will find the videos interesting, informative and should answer most if not all your home buying questions. Click below to start viewing your first, Fit to Buy video.
Re/Max Upper End market trends 2013
By Angela Nolan / May 4, 2014 / Re/Max in the news
Re/Max defines the Upper-End market as a sale price of $750,000 plus. The Hamilton/Burlington area saw a substantial increase of 31% in Upper-End sales for 2013. There were 436 high-end homes sold in 2013 as opposed to the 334 sold in 2012. The highest number of these sales occurred in the $800,000 to $899,999 price range. The average sale price of Hamilton's luxury market was $931,000 with the highest sale price in 2013 taking place in Ancaster with a final sale price of $1,600,000. Click below for the full report.
RE/MAX 2014 Housing Outlook Video
By Angela Nolan / May 4, 2014 / RE/MAX Videos
Interested to know what the experts at Re/Max Ontario-Atlantic Canada are predicting for the Housing Market in 2014? Check out the Youtube video below.
2014 Re/Max Housing Outlook Video
Natural Pools
By Angela Nolan / April 30, 2014 / Home Decor
Natural swimming pools! I thought these were only possible on a large country property or as a pond. This concept allows you to have a pool that is cleaned by nature. It utilizes plants and sand as a natural filter. It is great for your skin and hair instead of the dry and damaging chemicals of a regular pool. This design is from Genus Loic Ecological Landscapes.
Click for more information on Natural Pools.
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