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Exceptional Neighbourhoods, Exceptional Service.
When dealing with the purchase or sale of your home, you need the best advice ...
I invite you to contact me as I'd be happy to assist you with this important transaction.
In addition, if you have any general questions about buying or selling real estate in BC, please contact me as I'm more than willing to help.
Please call me at 778-237-7647
Call Toll Free at 1-877-607-7647
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Whether you are buying or selling a home - Irina Lissovaia wants to earn your business
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Irina Lissovaia 778-237-7647
in Russian
Fax: 604-602-9191
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Email: irina at firststaybc.com
or ilissova at gmail.com
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RE/MAX Crest Realty (Westside), 1428 W 7th Ave., Vancouver, BC, Canada V6H 1C1
Each Office Independently Owned and Operated
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Free Comparative Marketing Analysis.
Property search according to your criteria.
Strategic approach towards the sale of your home.
Social network marketing ( marketing techniques that use pre-existing social networks)
Navigating Your Future - Trust, Confidentiality, Reliability
Irina Lissovaia is Certified I.R.E.S Executive Member - International Real Estate Specialist.
Your property will be promoted 24/7 to qualified clients in Canada, North America and
around the world.
"Today, sophisticated buyers and sellers from around the world are
looking for Global agents, not just Local agents.
Knowledge about the International Real Estate Market is of the utmost importance." Audree Mevellec, I.R.E.S. President and CEO, IMSCE, llc Publisher, Castles & Estates Magazine.
Need an agent? Please Email your contact info
to irina at firststaybc.com or simply call
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| Disclamer:
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This communication is not intended to induce a breach of an existing agency agreement. All measurements are approximate and all information presented herein obtained from sources believed to be reliable; user to verify and be aware that firststaybc.com does not assume any responsibility and/or liability for the accuracy of such.
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Year-End 2010 Review of Global and Canada’s Market.
Canada had one of the better performing housing markets among advanced nations in 2010, though also one of the most volatile. An unusually active winter and spring, prompted by pent-up demand, expectations of rising interest rates that only partially materialized, the looming transition to a Harmonized Sales Tax (HST) in Ontario and British Columbia, and pending changes in lending qualifying criteria, gave way to an unusually soft summer. Over the fall, sales have returned to a more typical, sustainable level.
We are neither overtly optimistic nor pessimistic regarding the outlook for 2011. On the one hand, we expect interest rates to remain at historically low levels, with the Bank of Canada deferring any further rate hikes until late 2011 given an uncertain global economic outlook and subdued inflation, and longerterm borrowing costs drifting up only modestly. This is an extremely powerful inducement for both firsttime and move-up buyers and should maintain a decent level of sales.
Yet, demand will likely be tempered by more moderate employment and income growth as government restraint efforts take hold. Public sector hiring has accounted for fully a third of the net new jobs created in Canada over the past year, a pattern not likely to be repeated next year. Overall, we anticipate a fairly lacklustre year for residential housing, with modestly higher sales volumes and flat inflation-adjusted prices (equivalent to a 2% increase in nominal terms). The bigger risk likely awaits 2012 when more significant interest rate increases, combined with record high home prices, will notably strain affordability.
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[Source: Scotia Bank Group]
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