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According to a RE/MAX agent and interior design specialist, a home’s color palette can make a significant impact on prospective buyers. Here’s why. Using color throughout a home can be expressive, creative and hold cultural significance. But what happens to that level of personalization when it’s time to sell? According to Jeannie Do, homeowners preparing […]

A real estate leader on a global scale, RE/MAX® excels in a multitude of areas – one of which is global growth. Accordingly, RE/MAX – with a presence in more than 110 countries and territories – is being recognized as No. 7 on the 2023 Top 10 Fastest-Growing Franchise Worldwide list by Entrepreneur®. It’s the second year

We hope you have had a great week and are staying close to home this weekend with the snow in the forecast! We have been reflecting on the market so far this year and after a very slow start in January we are starting to see things gain momentum. Despite the increases to interest rates

I have recently received The Accredited Real Estate Negotiator (AREN) Certification. The certification denotes the completion of the MCNE, the CNE, plus a recent dealmaking course with The Nature of Real Estate.

Photo by Tim Kilby on Unsplash Though many seniors live independently well into retirement, having support nearby is invaluable. Especially if a health condition impacts daily living, your loved one could benefit from you living nearby. If you’re debating relocation to support an older adult, there’s a lot to consider. Aileen Noguer Group walks you

We’ve all heard the hype: Canadian real estate is facing the deepest market correction in the last 40 years. But this isn’t the first time that experts have forecast corrections or crashes, none of which have materialized in recent history. So, let’s read between the headlines and examine some facts. “Canadian real estate prices are

RE/MAX Canada Network expects Canadian housing market prices to decrease 2.2 per cent this fall RE/MAX brokers and agents anticipate prices in the Canadian housing market to ease by 2.2 per cent this fall, due to high inflation, rising interest rates and economic uncertainty Rising interest rates have prompted 44 per cent of Canadians to temporarily shelf their

Climate change mitigation and adaptation measures must be integrated into a national housing strategy to improve neighbourhood liveability and housing affordability through to 2027 RE/MAX Canada releases chapter two on climate change, as part of its Unlocking the Future: 5-Year Housing Outlook, in partnership with Intact Centre on Climate Adaptation and Smart Prosperity Institute RE/MAX