
February 2025 Market Review
February was a quiet month for real estate here in Waterloo Region The snow we saw over the past few weeks was bad enough that I bought a snowblower. With several feet of snow on

February was a quiet month for real estate here in Waterloo Region The snow we saw over the past few weeks was bad enough that I bought a snowblower. With several feet of snow on

It was a slow start to the year for real estate here in Waterloo Region despite 6 rate decreases in a row by the Bank of Canada. January prices are down on a month over

I was feeling like a broken record for pretty much this entire year. In every video and blog post I sounded the same. ‘Slow, slow, slow, etc.,’ turned out being an apt description of Waterloo

As I’d said for this entire year, the Waterloo Region real estate market is slow. Sales volumes for the September market were at (or very nearly at) 10 year lows in every segment. Valuations are

The slow real estate market we’ve seen earlier in the year continued into June, with the 672 sales across the region hitting a record low relative to the 10 year average for the month. The

Is the condo market here in Waterloo Region slowing down just like it is in the GTA? Looking at the data, I’d say absolutely. Inventories are way up, well into neutral, if not buyers’ territory.

If you’re looking for a brand new home in Kitchener you’ll find large scale projects in Laurentian West, Trussler, Huron Park and Doon South, as well as the Dundee suburb in the near future. They

375 properties changed hands across Waterloo Region this January, with volumes up sharply compared to the record low of 297 sales set in January of 2023. Nevertheless, the month was relatively quiet with volumes down
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