by Rick Crouch | May 28, 2015 | Luxury Market Statistics, SGB Carriage Trade Homes
The southern Georgian Bay real estate market continues to perform beyond our expectations. Unit MLS ® sales are up 26% through the end of April, while MLS®dollar sales have increased 36% over the first four months of 2014. Conversely, the number of...
by Rick Crouch | Jan 18, 2015 | Luxury Market Statistics, SGB Carriage Trade Homes
Once again luxury home and condominium properties were very much in demand during 2014 although there was a shift in activity in terms of pricing with an increased emphasis on properties under $1 million. For discussion purposes, we consider luxury...
by Rick Crouch | Nov 7, 2014 | Luxury Market Information, Luxury Market Statistics, SGB Carriage Trade Homes
As per my prior post, upper end home sales across southern Georgian Bay have remained very robust throughout 2014. To the end of October, MLS® sales for homes and condominiums priced above $750,000 total 66 units to the end of October compared to 47 in the first...
by Rick Crouch | Nov 6, 2014 | Luxury Market Statistics, SGB Carriage Trade Homes
With less than two months remaining in 2014, Southern Georgian Bay area real estate is poised for another record year in terms of total MLS® sales activity. MLS® sales through the first ten months of 2014 total $597 million, an increase of 8% over...
by Rick Crouch | Jul 14, 2014 | Luxury Market Statistics, SGB Carriage Trade Homes
The upper end home market across southern Georgian Bay continues to show a strong demand in with year-to-date sales to the end of June up 68% from one year ago. For the purpose of statistical reference, luxury properties in our market are those priced over...
by Rick Crouch | Jun 4, 2014 | Luxury Market Information, Luxury Market Statistics, SGB Carriage Trade Homes
Following the lackluster real estate market of the first quarter, activity has started to come back reflecting a higher level of sales typically associated with the arrival of spring. Periods such as what we experienced through this past winter where demand softened...
