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In the contemporary real estate landscape, a pronounced shift is underway. Increasing worry about escalating energy expenses and environmental degradation has engendered a profound change in buyer preferences, particularly among millennials and Generation Z. This development isn't just a minor detail in the history of market movements; it represents a transformative shift that is altering the core structure of the real estate sector. It's influencing market trends, affecting property values, and revealing new and unprecedented opportunities for investment.

THE SUSTAINABILITY SURGE AMONG YOUNGER BUYERS

Millennials and Generation Z, individuals born from the early 1980s to the early 2010s, represent a significant fraction of the current and…

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Price for Real Estate

As the chill of winter fades and the beauty of spring emerges, the real estate market experiences its own form of renewal. Spring has long been considered the prime season for buying and selling properties. This peak period brings an influx of eager buyers into the market, making it a critical time for sellers to capitalize on the heightened demand. However, with competition at its zenith, pricing your home correctly becomes the cornerstone of attracting serious buyers and maximizing your sale price.

In this blog post, we're diving into strategies and insights on how to get your pricing right for the spring real estate!


UNDERSTAND THE LOCAL MARKET

Before setting a price, it's paramount to have your finger on the pulse of your local real…

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Neighbourhood Homes

Demand

The demand in Cranbrook is driven by a combination of local residents, those moving for employment opportunities, and investors. Its role as a regional center means there's consistent demand for both residential and commercial properties.

In Invermere, the demand is heavily influenced by seasonal fluctuations and the second-home market. Buyers are often looking for vacation properties or retirement homes. The seasonal nature of demand can lead to fluctuations in market activity, with peaks typically in spring and summer.

Pricing

Invermere’s real estate market is often characterized by higher prices due to its popularity as a vacation and lifestyle destination. The demand for properties close to recreational amenities such as the…

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Closing Costs in British Columbia

Closing costs in British Columbia typically include several expenses that home buyers need to pay at the end of the real estate transaction. Some common closing costs in British Columbia may include:

PROPERTY TRANSFER TAX:
This tax is calculated based on the property's purchase price and must be paid when the property title is transferred. 

LEGAL FEES:
You will need to hire a real estate lawyer or notary to handle the closing process, including title searches, document preparation, and transferring funds.

HOME INSPECTION:
It is recommended to have a home inspection conducted before finalizing the purchase to uncover any potential issues with the property.

APPRAISAL FEES:
Your lender may require a…

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Selling with Maxwell Rockies Realty

In a competitive market where new homes for sale are added daily, your listing needs to be seen in a variety of places in order to stand out! As your Seller's Agency, we'll quickly put together a custom marketing plan with an effective price.

HOW WE SELL

Our Strategy

1.  Sell with a custom marketing plan.

2. Get your home listed and talked about everywhere, not just in the local paper and on your street. 

3. Attract buyers via the Internet.

4. Have all the paperwork taken care of for you.

5. Using our Negotiating Skills between Buyer and Seller.


As your Seller's Agency

As your Seller's Agency, we'll quickly put together a custom marketing plan with an effective price. Our…

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