Matt Larocque, Mobile Mortgage Advisor at CIBC
3100 Howard Avenue N8X 3Y8 Windsor, ON, Canada

New listings finally joined all the other stats in the record-setting club in March. That burst of supply showed up exactly when you would expectat the start of the spring market, which is what enabled sales to go as high as they did.

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Set yourself up for financial success by making a few strategic updates before putting up that for sale sign. Here's the scoop on the top updates to make in order to raise your home’s value.

Statistics released by the Canadian Real Estate Association (CREA) show national home sales set another all-time record in March 2021 as increased supply became available.

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We all know saving money can be tough. Thankfully, Ellie Borden, Registered Psychotherapist and Clinical Director, is here to hack your brain. Read more here:

Digging into trends behind Canada’s surprisingly strong real estate market, CIBC's Benjamin Tal cautions that in the very near term, the housing market will slow down. However, it’s likely to pick up again this spring and summerespecially condos.

First impressions are so important when potential buyers are looking at your home. Here are some fixes you can make to enhance the curb appeal of your home.

When we think of renovating, we often associate it with the warmer months of spring and summer. But why wait? From DIY curtains and handmade storage benches to refurbished stairs and fresh crown mouldings, kick off 2021 on the right foot.

What exactly is debt? Learn the basics including good versus bad debt and how to identify when you have more than you can handle.

Ever wondered what $200,000 could get you in Canada's real estate market? Here are six homes across the country that come with the same price tag but have very different looks.

Review your personal finances and take advantage of any opportunities before the December 31 deadline.

Canadians are out in droves this fall in pursuit of a vacation home or cottage as the country hunkers down for a long winter amid the COVID-19 pandemic. However, both buyers and sellers need to keep tax implications in mind. Jamie Golombek weighs in.

As the old adage goes: a picture is worth a thousand wordsor in real estate, thousands of dollars. And with many people limiting face-to-face interactions due to COVID-19, it’s more important than ever to make the right first impression online.

Consider talking through these questions with an advisor who can offer guidance and advice specific to your circumstances along with some valuable peace of mind. In the meantime, the answers below may help guide you through the road ahead.

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The uncertainty of these past months makes projecting next year’s real estate activity a challenge. PwC Canada and the Urban Land Institute recently teamed up to share their take on where Canadian real estate is headed in 2021. Read more here: