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Buyers GAIN The Upper Hand In Canadian Real Estate

Steve Karrasch
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Buyers GAIN The Upper Hand In Canadian Real Estate

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This video discusses the recent dramatic shift in the Canadian real estate market, where buyers now hold significant power for the first time in years. Key points include:

Market Changes: Inventory has doubled since the start of the year, with some areas experiencing up to 22 months of supply. Sellers who once dominated the market must now compete for offers.

Pricing Pressure: Properties must be competitively priced or stand out as exceptional to sell. Sellers holding out for high prices are likely to face extended waiting periods.

Buyer Opportunity: Buyers have a wide range of options, with prices on some properties dropping significantly. However, the abundance of choices can also lead to indecision.

Advice for Sellers: Sellers need to adjust expectations, price competitively, and cater to buyers' terms, including conditions and timelines, to secure a sale.Tenant Protections Impact: Stricter tenancy laws are complicating the market, making tenanted properties less attractive and harder to sell.

The video emphasizes the importance of understanding market dynamics and being proactive, whether buying or selling.

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17:43
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So, I've been sitting here for the last couple of days trying to figure out how to put out a video about these, but I'm going to call almost communist-level tenant protections that have come out from the provincial government while I was away for the last couple of weeks.
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