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Dec 16, 2009
Get a Jump Start on the Competition! List Your Courtenay / Comox Valley Home Now!

End of Recession... Canada's Recovery... Strong Growth Ahead... read the full article by clicking on the link below: Download RBC December 2009 UpdateIf you are thinking of making a move now or in the near future please contact The Anna Jorgensen TeamModern Marketing. Old Fashioned Service.When you're ready, we're here for you!anna@annajorgensen.comCoast Realty Group (Comox Valley) Ltd.Office: (250) 897-3999Toll-free: (800) 715-3999...

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Source: John Hudey, RBC Mortgage Specialist

Dec 14, 2009
Real Estate Recovery - Get a Jump Start on the Competition by Listing Your Comox Valley Home Early!

Housing affordability breaks improving trend In a report published November 25, 2009 RBC Economics Research revealed that the 18 month long improvement in Canadian housing affordability came to an end in the third quarter of 2009. Despite this reversal, homes are still much more affordable than they were a year ago and, nationally, affordability is in line with levels seen in 2006 when the housing market was shifting into high gear. The deterioration in housing affordability was largely due to...

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Source: John Hudey, RBC Mortgage Specialist

Dec 11, 2009
Real Estate Need: Thinking of Selling Your Small Business?

...Although The Anna Jorgensen Team specializes in single family home sales we do have a client who is looking for a small business opportunity to purchase or partner with. Non-food industry and please no mornings earlier than 8:30am she still has children to usher off to school!...She is a hard worker, fair, honest has a great creative ability! (I've known her as a past client and friend for years!) So if you are thinking of making some changes with your...

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Source: Anna J - Coast Realty Group Ltd.

Dec 08, 2009
Bank Rates on Hold + Increased Consumer Confidence= Real Estate Recovery

Bank of Canada holds the line on rates...December 8, 2009...As universally expected, the Bank of Canada left the overnight rate at 0.25% coming out of its policy-setting meeting today and maintained its assessment of the risks to the outlook as being balanced based on macro considerations but "tilted slightly to the downside" because policy is operating at the effective lower bound. The central bank confirmed that it is not prepared to remove the conditional commitment to keep the policy rate...

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Source: John Hudey, RBC Mortgage Specialist