We are now three-quarters through 2022 and continue to see softer sales numbers in the Orangeville real estate market, due to quickly rising interest rates slowing buyers’ demand. It looks like home sellers have recognized that demand is weaker, and prices have been declining, as a result, there have also been fewer homes listed for sale which has created an interesting dynamic where demand is soft, and inventory is low making for a much slower real estate market this fall.... [read more]

As we approach the end of 2020 the real estate market in Orangeville continues to be active with buyers looking for their next home to buy and a shortage of resale homes available on the market. Here is a look at the local real estate market stats. The Month of November In November there were 30 homes listed for sale this is down 16.67% from 36 in November last year. The number of completed sales in November was 40 which was slightly lower than the 41 sales in November 2019. The... [read more]

That was one crazy year, and looking back on 2020 with the exception of about 3 months the real estate market in Orangeville was on fire last year. Let’s take a look at what happened in December and see how we ended the year. The Month of December December tends to be a quiet month for new listings and this year was no exception there were 17 homes listed for sale in December which is one less than the 18 listed in December last year. There were 21 sales in the month of December,... [read more]

Moving around the corner or even across town is relatively simple because you are likely familiar with the various neighbourhoods and you can access them anytime. If there's a listed home you want to view, you can simply go see it. Relocating to a different town or city, however, is much more challenging. It may not be possible for you to make multiple visits to see homes for sale. You may also be unfamiliar with the various neighbourhoods. So what do you do if you want to move... [read more]

From a real estate perspective, March came in like a lion and out like a … I’m not sure what to call it. The COVID-19 pandemic has shaken our community and the world and has turned many peoples lives upside down. As we all try to stay healthy and safe by following the physical distancing recommendations from our health professionals and governments, the real estate business continues to operate but things are far from business as usual. March started very strong and the number... [read more]