January 27, 2026 - January Sales/Appointments vs Snowfall In normal winters (2021–2025), January home sales stayed remarkably consistent even with snow. Then came January 2026 with nearly 90 cm of snow, more than double...
January 20, 2026 - What does the first few weeks of January tell us about the trajectory of the market? 🔵 Appointments Index • Week 2 jumps to ~109 • That’s clear demand re-engagement • Buyers are back before sales ful...
January 13, 2026 - Supply has outpaced demand every year since 2023 for the second week of January (post holiday week). Sellers are entering the market earlier than normal in 2026 with listing numbers growing. Propertie...
January 09, 2026 - December 2025 Market Pulse: Staying Ahead Starts with the Right Insight📊❄️ 🔹 RE/MAX Escarpment & Niagara Unit Sales: Hamilton: YoY -7.6% (278 Units Sold) | YTD -3.1% (5194 Units Sold) Halton: YoY -1...
December 23, 2025 - The drop from 2024 to 2025 is modest, not dramatic. This is a normalization, not a retreat and is reflective of the decreased flow of new listings. Listings rose far less than buyer interest, that mis...
December 16, 2025 - The tale of the first 2 weeks in December 2024 and 2025 shows demand led efficiency. More deals coming together with slightly fewer appointments. The 2025 trend of consumer filtration led efficiency i...
December 11, 2025 - November 2025 Market Pulse: Staying Ahead Starts with the Right Insight📊❄️ 🔹 RE/MAX Escarpment & Niagara Unit Sales: Hamilton: YoY -8.8% (383 Units Sold) | YTD -3.1% (4899 Units Sold) Halton: YoY ...
December 09, 2025 - Eight years of November appointment/sales data show a full market cycle from the building up, to the market peak, to a more normalized environment. November 2025 shows mild reactivation but still well...
December 02, 2025 - Eight years of November appointment/sales data show a full market cycle from the building up, to the market peak, to a more normalized environment. November 2025 shows mild reactivation but still well...
December 01, 2025 - When we look back at the last five years in real estate, or the economy in general, it can be described as a “see-saw lustrum.” The English language is particular at times but misses the boat at other...