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DAILY REAL ESTATE NEWS & RESOURCES

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LATEST ISSUE OF MY NUZZEL NEWSLETTER 'It's not how big the house is, It's how happy the home is.' - Shawn Venasse's Nuzzel Newsletter on Sun, Apr 19 2020 Ottawa, ON, April 15, 2020 - Statistics released today by the Canadian Real Estate Association (CREA) show national home sales and listings were down sharply between February and March 2020. National home sales fell 14.3% on a... To Subscribe For Free, Click Here :   Read Shawn Venasse's Newsletter on Nuzzel.

WHAT'S HAPPENING TO CANADA'S REAL ESTATE MARKET DURING THE PANDEMIC?

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WHAT'S HAPPENING TO CANADA'S REAL ESTATE MARKETS DURING COVID-19?

GET YOUR HOUSE READY FOR AN EARLY SPRING MARKET NOW!!!

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PREPPING YOUR HOME FOR SALE Photo by  Sidekix Media  on  Unsplash Maximize Curb Appeal Getting them through the front door starts at the curb. Manicure the lawn, trim the trees and shrubs. Pull weeds and plant some colorful flowers. Clear the walkways. Fix peeling paint and wind up that hose. Paint the address number on the curb. Make Repairs to Visible Blemishes Is there something that’s an eyesore, but an easy fix? If looking at it bothers you, it could bother a potential buyer and reduce the appeal of your home. Replace burnt out light bulbs, fix that loose door handle, make needed paint touch-ups. Make a Buyer’s Entrance Inviting Freshly paint the front door with a color that contrasts the house. Add a new welcome mat. Hang a fresh wreath on the door. Let the Light Shine In Removing heavy window coverings to let in the natural light we all crave. Add lamps to brighten up darker areas to add more cheer. Remove the Clutter This serves two purposes....

TERANET & NATIONAL BANK OF CANADA'S HOUSE PRICE INDEX FOR FEBRUARY 2020

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The 12-month rise of the national index has been supported by Eastern Canada In January the Teranet-National Bank National Composite House Price Index TM edged up 0.1% from the previous month, a so-so showing for a month of January. In only three of the last 10 years (including last year) has the January change been lower.