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Demand for luxury homes intensifies amid rising Canadian and global wealth
Record or near-record activity reported in most major centres from coast-to-coast
Mississauga, ON (May 18, 2011) - Improved financial standing among high net worth individuals is the major factor driving strong sales activity at the top end of Canadian housing markets, according to a report released today by RE/MAX.
RE/MAX Ontario-Atlantic Canada and RE/MAX of Western Canada examined 12 major centres from coast-to-coast and found that luxury sales have surged in close to two-thirds of housing markets between January 1 and April 30 of this year, compared to the same period in 2010. Leading in terms of percentage increases over the four-month period were Greater Vancouver (118 per cent) - where foreign investment has also played a major role - Ottawa (59 per cent), Calgary (51 per cent), Halifax-Dartmouth (27 per cent), Winnipeg (24 per cent), Hamilton-Burlington (13 per cent) and Greater Toronto (nine per cent). Six of the seven major cities - with the exception of Calgary - are poised to set new records in top-end activity by year-end. Several are just short of peak levels reported in 2010, such as Victoria, Regina, and London-St. Thomas.
Record or near-record activity reported in most major centres from coast-to-coast
Mississauga, ON (May 18, 2011) - Improved financial standing among high net worth individuals is the major factor driving strong sales activity at the top end of Canadian housing markets, according to a report released today by RE/MAX.
RE/MAX Ontario-Atlantic Canada and RE/MAX of Western Canada examined 12 major centres from coast-to-coast and found that luxury sales have surged in close to two-thirds of housing markets between January 1 and April 30 of this year, compared to the same period in 2010. Leading in terms of percentage increases over the four-month period were Greater Vancouver (118 per cent) - where foreign investment has also played a major role - Ottawa (59 per cent), Calgary (51 per cent), Halifax-Dartmouth (27 per cent), Winnipeg (24 per cent), Hamilton-Burlington (13 per cent) and Greater Toronto (nine per cent). Six of the seven major cities - with the exception of Calgary - are poised to set new records in top-end activity by year-end. Several are just short of peak levels reported in 2010, such as Victoria, Regina, and London-St. Thomas.
In May of 2009 my wife and I decided to sell our house in Moncton. We felt the best person for this listing would be Rick Crossman, because he was the agent that we originally bought our house from.
With Rick's years of experience we knew we were in good hands. He told us what we needed to do to make our house more marketable and what price point we should be looking for. This worked out great for my wife and me. Our house sold in less than two days!
I truly feel that without Rick's dedication, desire and knowledge, our buying and selling experiences would not have been so memorable.
Jordan & Caroline Dixon
Moncton, New Brunswick
With Rick's years of experience we knew we were in good hands. He told us what we needed to do to make our house more marketable and what price point we should be looking for. This worked out great for my wife and me. Our house sold in less than two days!
I truly feel that without Rick's dedication, desire and knowledge, our buying and selling experiences would not have been so memorable.
Jordan & Caroline Dixon
Moncton, New Brunswick



















