Why More is Not Better
Just finished reading a very interesting piece written by Dr. Roger Martin from the Rotman School of Business at U of T. In this book, Dr. Martin combats the common …
Just finished reading a very interesting piece written by Dr. Roger Martin from the Rotman School of Business at U of T. In this book, Dr. Martin combats the common …
If anyone has done some reading lately, they couldn’t possibly miss the psychology book Thinking Fast and Slow by Daniel Kahneman, a seminal book on our cognitive biases based upon …
Quick 30-second summary of August 2020 stats: Sales 🔼 : 56.2% increase compared from September 2019, and a 19.6% decrease from August 2020. Last month’s sales were 44.8% above the …
Recently this talk of a donut effect is all the rage. For those who aren’t familiar, the donut effect is essentially masses of people abandoning the centre of the city …
Quick 30-second summery of August 2020 stats: Sales 🔼 : 33.6% increase compared from August 2019, and a 2.6% decrease from May 2020. Last month’s sales were 19.9% above the 10-year August sales …
The recent spat between Vancouver Realtor Owen Bigland and CMHC head Evan Siddall has me thinking about the idea of risk. Inherently what CMHC is saying is that buying real …
Hello friends, Here we are in August! As usual, please find my very brief summary of the latest July 2020 statistics from the Real Estate Board of Greater Vancouver …
Over the last couple of months since there have been a opening up of the markets, we, along with many other realtors I am sure, have been servicing a good …
On my last post, I discussed in detail the advantages and disadvantages of the subject to sale method of doing the jump transaction. If that isn’t quite what you are …
Welcome to the top 5 whereby we feature some of the better value deals that we think are in the market. We try to feature a diverse array of properties …