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Common Real Estate Lingo – Glossary of Terms
If you've been thinking of buying or selling and have set a meeting with one of our Wolstencroft agents... congrats! We are so excited for you and assure you that you are in good hands. Our agents will help you with every step of the way, but in case you wanted to brush up on…
House Hunting Needs/Wants Checklist
As you embark on your house-hunt, it's very important and relevant to determine your Real Estate Needs and Real Estate Wants. A 'value item' is a feature that adds value to a property for future buyers. When making a list of your needs and wants, you might consider 'value items' rather than personal preferences that…
Fraser Valley Housing Market Statistics – October 2020
Sales volumes remain exceptional in the Fraser Valley SURREY, BC – Ongoing demand for Fraser Valley real estate saw overall sales reach the highest point for the month of October in the Board’s history. This is the fourth consecutive month of record-breaking or near-record activity for sales and new listings in the region. The Fraser…
Festive Dried Oranges
It's the time of year where many of us are decorating and finding ways to make things festive. This year, we are staying closer to home than ever. Many of us are embracing time honoured traditions and the things that make us feel the comforts of our childhood. You may have noticed that these dried…
Gardening With Your Kids In Mind
We love gardening, not only because it allows you to grow your own food, but it's a great way to get kids outside and give them a better sense of where their food comes from. Make gardening even more fun for kids by planting a "themed" garden, like a rainbow garden that includes vegetables that…
Fraser Valley Housing Market – December 2022
Fraser Valley real estate market 2022 — highs, lows, and a return to balance SURREY, BC — In a year that saw prices peak early on, feeding off the momentum of record-breaking sales in 2021, the Fraser Valley real estate market came back down to earth by the close of 2022, due largely to interest rate…
