Most seniors downsize to a smaller home after retiring. Unfortunately, the process isn’t as straightforward as some might expect. Dealing with your current home, finding the right place, going through the entire moving process, and adjusting to your new home are just a few of the moving parts that can make downsizing so stressful. If you’re thinking of downsizing your home in Canada, check this out.
If you have been waiting around for the perfect conditions to sell your home, now is the time! While fall is typically second in line for favourable selling seasons, the market in Kelowna proves advantageous for those looking to list. Here’s why you should hammer down that “For Sale” sign soon.
Last year, Royal LePage Kelowna REALTORS® had donated part of their commissions to The Royal LePage Shelter Foundation throughout the year, resulting a total of over $2,500 raised to help women and children.
Record year-to-date sales volume of $2,201,786,543. Up 235% from 2020’s $656,658,366, with units of 3,082 up 164% from 2020’s 1,169. New listings of 3,868 up 28%, 2,910 from one year ago, with the sales/listings ratio of 29% up 103%.
Now that the spring market is in full swing, and with summer right around the corner, sellers are looking to list their home in the hottest season of the year. However, with listing naturally comes thoughts of upgrades to complete to ensure your home really stands out and gets the attention it deserves. Before diving …
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Kelowna is British Columbia’s new hot-spot for home-buyers. With an unprecedented number of sales to kick off the spring season in March, and many people relocating from all across the country to enjoy the hillside views and life on the water, preparing buyers for the market is essential. Here is everything you need to know about buying a home in Kelowna in this new era.
Seventy-one per cent of first-time homebuyers in British Columbia expressed feeling worried their down payment would not be enough to get the home they wanted.
Moving to Kelowna was something people once dreamed up as retirement plans, but has now transformed into a top location for homebuyers everywhere. The popularity of the city has grown and become a popular spot sought out by those looking to ditch the major metropolitan areas and look for something closer to nature, more family friendly, and slightly more remote. This interest is at an all time high, and here is why.