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The warm weather in Montreal has definitely heated up the Real Estate market. You will find many new listings available and there are more coming to market everyday. Sales ahve been a bit slower due to the effects of the gov't tightening of the lending rules. Prices have held firm as sellers are still looking for good value from their assets.
Housing starts have slowed a bit ...
Posted by Stephen Caminsky
on May 8, 2013
Have you ever wondered what can I do to make my money grow but keep it safe from stock market swings? Think about bricks and mortar. Money is very inexpensive these days. Mortgage rates are below 3% for 5 year fixed terms. Multiplexes in the 5-8 range are very affordable, what is important is to find the units which cover your expenses and leave you money in your pocket. Thanks where I come in. ...
Posted by Stephen Caminsky
on March 18, 2013
Although there was a lull in activity these passed few months business has been picking up. There are more visits sheduled and more inquiries in most of the sectors I am active in. There is still activity in the Revenue property market. many investors are looking to park their money and use financing which is still inexpensive.
Mortgage rule changes have definitely affeted first home buyers which ...
Posted by Stephen Caminsky
on November 22, 2012
Although there was a lull in activity these passed few months business has been picking up. There are more visits sheduled and more inquiries in most of the sectors I am active in. There is still activity in the Revenue property market. many investors are looking to park their money and use financing which is still inexpensive.
Mortgage rule changes have definitely affeted first home buyers which ...
Posted by Stephen Caminsky
on November 22, 2012
There is a lot of speculation as to the effects of the past month's election in Quebec on the Montreal Real Estate Market. Anecdotal evidence says yes. Many people have been hesitant to finalize decision on purchases. Although it appears these may be concentrated in the West End. South Shore and East End areas seem less affected. There are still many opportunities available as the inventory continues ...
Posted by Stephen Caminsky
on September 20, 2012
There is a lot of speculation as to the effects of the past month's election in Quebec on the Montreal Real Estate Market. Anecdotal evidence say yes. many people have been hesitant to finalize decision on purchases. Although it appears these may be concentrated in the West End. South Shore and East End seem less affected. There are still menay opportunities available as the inventory continues to ...
Posted by Stephen Caminsky
on September 20, 2012
The market in Montreal has slowed but not fallen on hard times. Recent slow downs in appreciation of Real Estate values are not such a bad thing. The slower growth will take some of the heat out of the market and create an environment which is a bit more comfortable for buyers. Sellers have been riding high the passed few years and do not have to worry for the near term.
Posted by Stephen Caminsky
on July 26, 2012
Many new clients are looking for investment properties especially with the market meltdown. Bricks and mortar is a very stable commodity in Montreal. The value are climbing and by finding the right property you can make between 12-22% on your money. Not Bad!
Posted by Stephen Caminsky
on August 20, 2011
I am finding many new opportunities in the income property segment. It is quite apparent the market has a lot to offer. There are various locations in the city where a buyer can find 10% profit clear of expenses and a a capital return of 10% per year on their mortgage. call me and we can work to earn your investments a safe and worthwhile return.
Posted by Stephen Caminsky
on May 17, 2011
As a real estate agent we see many types of clients with varying needs and goals. I use my patience and experience to determine the best path to success in real estate. Many clients with properties have been helped by just talking together and seeing how to maximize their revenues and minimize expenses. Rates are still very low and many clients have the ability to lower costs on their mortgages and ...
Posted by Stephen Caminsky
on April 5, 2011