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British Columbia’s Housing Market: A New Hope for Homebuyers?
There are two great passions for BCers that pervade the province and dominate conversations: hockey and housing. One of the main points of discussion is that both are way more expensive than they used to be, or should be. I don’t have great solutions for bringing down...
The Benefits of Investing in Multi-Family Real Estate
Multi-family real estate is very strong when it comes to generating cash flow. Even if a property has several vacancies, the cash flow will still continue to be strong. For instance, if a tenant moves out of a home, the entire property would become 100% vacant. On the...
The Different Types of Leadership
Not all leaders follow the same playbook. On the contrary, different leaders have different skills and thus employ different leadership styles. However, when done well, they all have the same result – success. 1. Democratic Leadership This kind of leader leads...
How To Find New Hobbies to Keep You Satisfied
Many define a hobby as doing something purely because you love to do it and not because it earns you money, praise from others, or any other form of ego-stroking recognition. A great hobby is something you don’t have to make an excuse for pursuing. You do it simply...
Three Ways to Boost Your Productivity This Year
You want to be able to get as much done as you possibly can, but sometimes it feels like you can never get ahead. Many people have a tough time remaining productive. This can happen because of issues with motivation, but there are usually lots of factors to consider....
Most Common Rooms for Renovations
Updating rooms or tackling renovation projects in the home can improve its overall appearance as well as the value of the property. When it comes to renovations, there are certain areas of the home that are more popular. Undertaking renovation projects in these areas can help homeowners boost the value of their home, align the interior aesthetics, and make the house feel more unique and personalized.
What to Know About Buying Land in Canada
Canada is an enormous country; in fact, it makes up more than 6% of the surface of the Earth. This is great news for those dreaming of building residential, commercial, or other kinds of properties. The place to start is with the land. This information will help guide in selecting a plot and taking the first steps to a Canadian self-built house.
What to Include in Your First Listing
A real estate listing is every would-be homeowner’s first connection with a property. First-time agents have to master how to write a great real estate listing if they want to lure in potential buyers and close their first sale. Listings are not designed to be over-the-top or embellish a property; instead, they should paint an accurate depiction of the house while enticing buyers to envision themselves in it.
What to Know About Selling your House in Winter
Data from real estate sales shows that homes listed during the winter take longer to sell and sell for a lower price. However, this does not necessarily mean one should put off selling their home until late spring. Selling a home during the winter can still be very...
How to Set a Price for Your House
Selling a home is among the most significant transactions an individual will execute during their lifetime. Several factors often determine success in this endeavor. One concern is establishing a price. Real estate experts suggest those selling a home should consider the following certain things before deciding on a final number.
Qualities of Effective Real Estate Agents
Industry professionals like real estate agents often facilitate the process of selling or buying a home as they are trusted as experts in the field. Effective real estate professionals exhibit certain qualities such as those described below.
The Growth of Mixed Use Development
The term mixed-use development is used to describe a conservative usage of land which ensures that public amenities, utilities, and residential properties are concentrated within a given area. Mixed-use developments have been on the rise in major cities in developed countries. The increased demand and preference for mixed-use developments are closely associated with the need to utilize the few available spaces of land conservatively.