Snap Up Real Estate has some great new real estate property for sale in Canada.
Year round resort in Bobcaygeon, Ontario. Live and play in the great outdoors.
A cheap house and huge lot in Wakaw, Saskatchewan. It is in the middle of nowhere, but it is cheap.
A great house in Truro, Nova Scotia. Huge lot, Huge house, great deal.
40 Acres in St. Peters, Prince Edward Island. 40 Acres on the ocean. Unbelievable.
These properties are truly great deals, and great locations.
Wednesday, February 27, 2008
Tuesday, February 19, 2008
Canada Has A Vast Array Of Landscapes, Climates, And Cultures
Canada has a vast array of landscapes, climates and cultures. These factors make real estate in Canada a very interesting and intriguing venture. Check out some of the latest additions to Snap Up Real Estate's Listings.
Custom built home in Cocagne, New Brunswick.
Affordable Condo in Port Coquitlam, British Columbia.
Waterview property in LaHave, Nova Scotia.
Remember to list your home for free with Snap Up Real Estate.
Custom built home in Cocagne, New Brunswick.
Affordable Condo in Port Coquitlam, British Columbia.
Waterview property in LaHave, Nova Scotia.
Remember to list your home for free with Snap Up Real Estate.
Wednesday, February 13, 2008
Edmonton Journal Reports, Ignorance Is A Pitfall In Real Estate. Really?
The latest Canadian real estate news:
Edmonton Journal Reports, ignorance is a pitfall in real estate. Really?
When you line up around a block with 200 people to buy the condo in the sky that doesn't exist yet, put $20,000 down and plan to sell it as soon as it's built, look in the lineup and tell me how many people have the exact same mentality. Then all you need is for one guy to panic and drop his price to get out, and the average price in the whole building goes down, and you're completely at the whim of somebody else. You should only line up for U2 tickets. Article.
BMO reports slower housing growth, thus more afforability.
While new home prices should remain strong in 2008, the pace of growth will continue to moderate to about 2% to 3%. Article.
Edmonton Journal Reports, ignorance is a pitfall in real estate. Really?
When you line up around a block with 200 people to buy the condo in the sky that doesn't exist yet, put $20,000 down and plan to sell it as soon as it's built, look in the lineup and tell me how many people have the exact same mentality. Then all you need is for one guy to panic and drop his price to get out, and the average price in the whole building goes down, and you're completely at the whim of somebody else. You should only line up for U2 tickets. Article.
BMO reports slower housing growth, thus more afforability.
While new home prices should remain strong in 2008, the pace of growth will continue to moderate to about 2% to 3%. Article.
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