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Market Numbers

As of October 6th
Single Family Homes 267
Multi-Family Homes 241
Duplex 21
Mobiles 16
Mobiles with Land 70

Total 615

September we had 792 properties on the market. Largest jump seen was in Multi-Family homes. It went from 407 in September to 241 as of Yesterday

Fort McMurray braces for next big boom

http://www.vancouversun.com/business/Northern+Alberta+economy+braces+next+boom/2066106/story.html#

Open House September 19th 2-4

140 Pearson Bay in Waterways!
Come check it out
Listed @ 504,900 Dont miss out

Open House Today Saturday September 12 4pm-6pm

141 Williams Dr. Wood Buffalo

Listed @ $649,900 FULLY DEVELOPED HOME IN WOOD BUFFALO! Situated on a large fully fenced and landscaped corner lot close to schools shopping, parks, and the YMCA. Inside this lovely bi-level you have a large front living room, a bright gallery kitchen with breakfast bar and a large eating nook The main level also offers 3 bedrooms master bedroom featuring a 4pc ensuite and walk in closet. In the fully developed basement you have a huge rec room with large windows and a gas stove. Also in the basement there is an oversized bedroom featuring a walk in closet and a women’s dream bathroom, featuring a large corner jetted tub and a stand up shower and heated ceramic tile floors. Other features of this home include an attached double car garage, possibility for RV Parking, large rear deck and more.

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Good News! Real Estate News

MLS® home sales were much stronger than expected in the second quarter of 2009, with activity having climbed throughout the quarter and into July. The remarkable recovery of resale housing has prompted a change to the MLS® home sales forecast issued by The Canadian Real Estate Association for 2009 and 2010.

“Sales activity started off the third quarter on a strong footing,” said CREA President Dale Ripplinger. “The difference in the resale housing market now, compared to the beginning of the year, is night and day, and nowhere is this more evident than in the West.

National MLS® home sales activity is forecast to rise 5.3 per cent to 455,400 units in 2010. This is a smaller rise in activity than previously forecast. “Low interest rates are boosting sales by returning homebuyers to the market who moved to the sidelines late last year, and shifting ” said Chief Economist Gregory Klump. “Buyers are also shifting purchase decisions forward as they take advantage of attractive interest rates now before financing costs increase.”

“The speed with which the Canadian resale housing market has rebounded is unprecedented,” said Klump. “The economic recovery is expected to be slow and protracted, so the dramatic swings in activity seen in late 2008 and this year are unlikely to be repeated in 2010.”

Its that Time again

Back to School! September is here! Just a little reminder that kids are in school and all school zones are in effect!

Where has this year gone? It flew by way to fast! - Next big thing Halloween... which I did notice while I was at superstore last night HALLOWEEN COSTUMES are OUT! LOL next will be Christmas Goodies :)

I have a Open house TONIGHT stop by and Check it out 611-201 Abasand Dr. between 6pm-8pm. 3 bedroom town house fully furnished Listed @ 319,000 - perfect for first time buyer or investor. Currently rents for 2500.

Come on by

Open House today 2:30-4:30pm ! Stop by and Check out this fabulous opportunity!
Whether your a first time home buyer or a investor this home is for you!
Monthly mortgage repayments are CHEAPER then the going market rental rate.
If your an investor 2500-3000 is the going rate on this particular unit ! Talk about Cash Flow!

For more information give me a call 587.645.2255

Open House Saturday AUG 29th

Good Morning Everyone!

Open House for 611-201 Abasand Dr

THIS Saturday Aug 29th 2:30pm-4:30pm!

Its a END unit 3 bedroom 1.5 bath Great Location close to schools and other amentities

So Stop by have a donut and check out the Place!

Also SPCA... Ive recently teamed up with the SPCA. Every transaction I do I will donate a portion of the sale to the SPCA along with every Sunday I will be up at the SPCA taking dogs for walks.Currently they are working on getting kennels for all the dogs for the winter. If anyone would like to donate they do have a website. http://www.fortmcmurrayspca.com/ which you can find on my RESOURCES page under Preferred Customers!

Hope everyone has a fabulous day!

Kaleigh Young

UPDATE

RBC ECONOMICS RESEARCH - DAILY ECONOMIC UPDATE - August 26, 2009

U.S. durable orders stronger than expected 4.9% in July
The July durable goods new orders report came in stronger than anticipated, rising 4.9% in the month. Expectations had been for a more moderate 3% rise. The positive aspect of the report was reinforced with the decline in June being halved to 1.3% from 2.5%.

Expectations of a strong rebound in July were largely premised on the expectation of a rebound in auto production. However, this component rose a relatively modest 0.9% in the month. The strength in the report was more a reflection of a huge 107.2% rise in non-defence aircraft and parts orders. This component can be very volatile month to month reflecting the “lumpy” nature of the sectors output. Thus, it is the case that the increase in July followed a 30% drop in June, although the sector did rise a robust 60.4% in May, suggesting an overall rising trend.

Excluding this component, there were largely offsetting movements in most other components. This contributed to non-defence capital goods new orders ex aircraft, a leading indicator of business investment, staying relatively flat, dropping a minimal 0.3%. Although the drop was disappointing, it failed to offset strong gains of 3.6% and 4.3% in June and May, respectively.

In terms of other components of the report, durable shipments rose 2% following a 0.7% gain in June. Inventories continue to be reduced, dropping 0.8% in July following declines of 1.5% and 1.2% in June and May, respectively.

The rebound in durable orders had been widely expected although more on the basis of indications of rising motor vehicle production as evident in the July industrial production report. Although orders for motor vehicles showed only modest strength in July, it is likely to become a more significant addition in subsequent months with the gap near-term being filled by rebounding aircraft orders. This expected pick-up in motor vehicle activity reflects the combination of various producers coming out of bankruptcy protection in the month and a strong rebound in demand for autos fuelled by the “cash-for-clunkers” program.

The rise in both supply and demand for motor vehicles is expected to be a key factor returning the overall GDP growth rate to the positive column in the third quarter. Our current monitoring of a 1.3% rise represents a marked improvement relative to declines of 1% and 6.4% in the second and first quarters, respectively. However, the expected gain in the third quarter is indicative of still-modest growth that will not be sufficient to prevent a continued rise in the unemployment rate. The persistence of weakness in labour markets will be a factor keeping monetary conditions accommodative, with the Fed expected to maintain the current low range in Fed funds of 0% to 0.25% through the end of this year and well into 2010.

Paul Ferley, Assistant Chief Economist, RBC Economics Research

Strong rise in U.S. new home sales pares inventories

Sales of new homes registered a strong increase in July, rising 9.6% to 433,000 annualized units from June’s 395,000 (revised up from 384,000). The percentage gain was the strongest since February of 2005 with the level of sales the highest since September of last year.

All regions posted gains except the Midwest. Sales gains in the Northeast were strongest, posting a 32.4% rise with the South showing a sales gain of 16.2%. New home sales in the West rose a more muted 1%, with the Midwest posting a 7.6% decline.

The rise in sales helped pare inventories. Months’ supply of unsold homes on the market declined to 7.5 from 8.5 (revised from 8.8) in June. This measure peaked at 12.4 in January, but as of July fell to its lowest level since April of 2007. In absolute terms, inventories of unsold homes were 271,000 in July following the 280,000 reading (revised from 281,000) registered in the prior month.

Today’s report showing the fourth consecutive monthly increase in new home sales is consistent with the positive trend in other housing indicators. July saw a 7.2% rise in existing home sales, while starts of single-family homes were up for the fifth month in a row. Improved activity has led to some stabilization in house prices, with the Case-Schiller measure (reported yesterday) showing its first increase in quarterly prices in three years.

However, although recent reports are encouraging, activity levels remains subdued and inventories elevated. To continue supporting the recovery in housing and the economy more broadly, we expect the Federal Reserve to maintain the Fed funds rate in the 0.00%-0.25% range until late next year.

Josh Heller, Economist, RBC Economics Research

To view the economic data calendars, go to:
http://www.rbc.com/economics/html_calendars/ca/calendar.html (Canada)
http://www.rbc.com/economics/html_calendars/us/calendar.html (United States)

The statements and statistics contained herein have been prepared by the RBC Economics Research based on information from sources considered to be reliable. We make no representation or warranty, express or implied, as to its accuracy or completeness. This report is for the information of investors and business persons and does not constitute an offer to sell or a solicitation to buy securities.

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