A daily dose of the local market.
The november numbers are out already!
This time from the Montreal Real Estate Board. We had 3% more sales than in Nov 2010.
All property types had sales increase and prices went up by 4%.
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Good morning Montreal!
Nothing like a monday morning market and sale s chart to start your week of :)
To give you a wider perspective on the quarterly market update:
Montreal had 7,796 sales transactions, representing a 4% increase than last year’s quarterly sales.
Median prices (houses) reached $270,000, translating into 6% more than last year’s.
And overall, it was Quebec City who had the most action in the resale market: 7% more sales, and a price increase of 5%. Their homes are still considerable affordable at 227,000. Which is almost imposible to find now here in the island.
That’s it for now. We’ll be waiting for the new monthly stats and I will keep you posted!
The Greater Montreal Real Estate Board (GMREB) released the latest numbers, comparing last’s years market performance and price increases to this year’s.
September 2011 had 1% more sales than September last year. Condos had 8% more sales, but the single family homes and plexes were down in sales.
They also mentioned that sales were down on the North and South Shore respectively. With all the traffic and problems with infrastructure happening, it was expected to hear the south shore isn’t doing so well in sales.
But back to the main topic, and as it has been for the past few months. The condo market it’s still on the lead:
“Once again, the increase in sales in the Montréal Metropolitan Area can be attributed to the performance of condominiums. Sales of condominiums were particularly vibrant in Laval (+40 per cent) and on the Island of Montréal (+10 per cent).
The median prices have increased (of course) and here are the numbers:
Now, if you see the condo’s increase it is only by 2%- price wise, but the sales were up for a lot more than that.
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Click here to view the complete article from GMREB
We had had quite a busy summer this year. Although earlier on it was said that 2011 would not be as busy as last year’s summer in terms of sale, it turned out to be a little better than expected.
June had 5% more sales than the year before and last month’s sales were not lagging behind either. According to the Montreal Real Estate Board, 13% more sales were done this year in July compared to 2010′s. Also, condos continue to take the lead with 19% more units sold than in 2010.
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MLS® Residential Statistics for the Montréal Metropolitan Area
“There were 4,186 MLS® sales transactions in the Montréal Metropolitan Area in May 2011, a 4 per cent decrease compared to May 2010, according to the Greater Montréal Real Estate Board (GMREB). Despite this slight decrease in real estate activity, condominium sales actually increased by 4 per cent in May. ”
While sales decreased by 5% on the Island of Montréal, condominium sales increased by 6%. The most active areas, in term of sales were the following: [Read more...]
Good news for the Montreal Market. Despite all the hype on the housing bubble and slowing of sales across the country, we have just got a couple of articles published by the gazette informing us about the very optimistic Re/Max Falll Market Report, which displays a very healthy market for sellers, an increase of the home average price and a market driven by first-time buyers.
Montreal is the country’s only strong market for property sellers, with balanced conditions emerging as the norm in most of Canada’s large cities, says the Re/Max fall market trends report published yesterday.
Despite softer sales during the summer months, a three-per-cent decrease in active inventory year over year has bolstered prices, the report says. Year to date (until August)
In a nutshell:
“Buoyed by solid economic fundamentals, Canada’s second-largest centre also has one of the greatest affordability levels,” the report says. “Yet home-ownership rates are low due to the high percentage of renters. As such, there is tremendous room for growth in the years ahead.”
Also:
Sales of high-end real estate also soared in Montreal, with properties worth $1 million and over rising 20 per cent year over year. Yet Montreal’s high-end niche has actually grown more slowly than upscale real-estate markets in other Canadian cities. Sales of high-end homes in Toronto, for example, were up more than 52 per cent, year over year, the report says.
Source: The Montreal Gazette
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The complete report on Montreal Market for the second quarter 2010 is now available for download. This report, has a detailed description of each section of Montreal, with 38 pages of up to date information on prices, sales, and average days on the market.
Also with detailed information on economic indicators such as: Mortgage rates, annual inflation rates in canada, and housing starts.
To view the new report, click here
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