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Address: 121 Evenlea Walk, Winnipeg
MLS Listing Price: $239,900

Beautiful 1030S.F. with 3 beds, 2 baths
Address: 3 Meadowlark Bay, Ste. Anne, Mb.
MLS Listing Price: $649,900
Custom Built 2450 Sq.Ft Timber Frame House.




Address: 529 Rosedale Ave., Winnipeg
MLS Listing Price: $189,900

960 S.F. 3 Bdrm FULLY RENO'D in Ft. Rouge

Address: 519 Rosedale Ave., Winnipeg 
MLS Listing Price: $209,900
Beautiful 3 Bedroom plus Den in Ft. Rouge
 
 


Address: 38 Pelican Bay, Beaconia  
MLS Listing Price: $89,900

Great value 3 bedrooms and Fully Insulated
Address: 57 Kenaston Blvd.
MLS Listing Price: $183,900
Beautiful 4 bedroom Character Home 1400 S.F.






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Address: East Wolseley Duplex
MLS Listing Price: $179,900
Duplex in East Wolseley

 

 

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This Month's News Article:

 

Home prices set to climb: MLS

 

British Columbia

British Columbia

2009: 85,028 units
Change: +23.4%
Average 2009 price: $465,725
Change: +2.4%
2010: 101,900 units
Change: +19.8%
Average 2010 price: $485,500
Change: +4.2%
2011: 88,800 units
Change: -12.9%
Average 2011 price: $476,600
Change: -1.8%
Source: CREA

Alberta

Alberta

2009: 57,786 units
Change: +2.5%
Average 2009 price: $341,201
Change: -3.3%
2010: 63,050 units
Change: +9.1%
Average 2010 price: $357,300
Change: +4.7%
2011: 64,000 units
Change: +1.5%
Average 2011 price: $361,700
Change: +1.2%
Source: CREA


Saskatchewan

Saskatchewan

2009: 10,856 units
Change: +6.5%
Average 2009 price: $233,695
Change: +4.1%
2010: 10,900 units
Change: +0.4%
Average 2010 price: $242,500
Change: +3.8%
2011: 11,050 units
Change: +1.4%
Average 2011 price: $248,500
Change: +2.5%
Source: CREA


Manitoba

Manitoba

2009: 13,086 units
Change: -3.2%
Average 2009 price: $201,343
Change: +5.8%
2010: 14,050 units
Change: +7.4%
Average 2010 price: $210,300
Change: +4.4%
2011: 14,350 units
Change: +2.1%
Average 2011 price: $215,300
Change: +2.4%
Source: CREA

Ontario 

Ontario

2009: 195,840 units
Change: +8.2%
Average 2009 price: $318,366
Change: +5.3%
2010: 223,700 units
Change: +14.2%
Average 2010 price: $332,700
Change: +4.5%
2011: 200,300 units
Change: -10.5%
Average 2011 price: $326,000
Change: -2.0%
Source: CREA

Quebec

Quebec

2009: 79,290 units
Change: +3.3%
Average 2009 price: $225,412
Change: +4.7%
2010: 87,950 units
Change: +10.9%
Average 2010 price: $240,500
Change: +6.7%
2011: 85,450 units
Change: -2.8%
Average 2011 price: $249,100
Change: +3.6%
Source: CREA

New Brunswick 

New Brunswick

2009: 7,003 units
Change: -7.3%
Average 2009 price: $154,906
Change: +6.3%
2010: 7,550 units
Change: +7.8%
Average 2010 price: $159,400
Change: +2.9%
2011: 7,700 units
Change: +2.0%
Average 2011 price: $164,200
Change: +3.0%
Source: CREA

Nova Scotia 

Nova Scotia

2009: 10,021 units
Change: -7.8%
Average 2009 price: $196,690
Change: +3.6%
2010: 11,400 units
Change: +13.8%
Average 2010 price: $200,900
Change: +2.1%
2011: 11,500 units
Change: +0.9%
Average 2011 price: $204,700
Change: +1.9%
Source: CREA

Prince Edward Island 

Prince Edward Island

2009: 1,404 units
Change: -0.6%
Average 2009 price: $146,044
Change: +4.4%
2010: 1,450 units
Change: +3.3%
Average 2010 price: $149,900
Change: +2.6%
2011: 1,450 units
Change: No change
Average 2011 price: $153,200
Change: +2.2%
Source: CREA

Newfoundland

Newfoundland

2009: 4,416 units
Change: -5.9%
Average 2009 price: $206,374
Change: +15.6%
2010: 4,900 units
Change: +11.0%
Average 2010 price: $222,300
Change: +7.7%
2011: 5,050 units
Change: +3.1%
Average 2011 price: $238,900
Change: +7.5%
Source: CREA

 

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 Tips on Selling Your Home

The key to selling your home is effective presentation. Like a person, first impressions and "curb appeal" are critical. Curb Appeal. A home should be attractive as soon as visitors drive up and walk to the front door. There are ways to enhance curb appeal: keep your lawn cut, trim the edges, plant flowers and shrubs, and keep the flower beds weed-free. To make the house itself better looking, wash the windows, paint the eaves troughs and trim, keep the yard litter and leaf-free. If you are out of town while the home is listed, hire a service to maintain the garden and plants (indoor as well as out).

Keep it uncluttered. Inside the home, there are simple things that enhance a buyer's interest. "Job One" is keeping it tidy: this makes the house look more spacious and better-maintained. Clean the carpets, and wash the light fixtures, ceilings and walls (especially if you have pets). A fresh paint job will make the house feel new, especially in a smoker's home. Store any seasonal items or extra toys to reduce clutter. If you need help with repairs or renovations, your real estate agent can recommend good but affordable professionals for the tasks.

Focus on the Bathroom and kitchen. Buyers, especially women, will take a close look at the bathroom and the kitchen. These are the two rooms where women at home spend most of the time. Fix up the grout or caulking in the bathroom beforehand. Consider painting cupboards and re-tiling floors, counters, and walls in the kitchen.

Before the visit. When someone is scheduled to visit your home, turning on all the lights. Try to keep the home reasonably vacant, so the home buyer is free to comfortably look around. Bake a loaf of bread or a cake, light candles, or dab vanilla extract on light fixtures to create a pleasant scent in your home. Most buyers only take three minutes to look at a home. If you make a good first impression, and show a neat and well-maintained home, your odds for a sale improve dramatically. While some improvements may cost money up front, they may dramatically improve your selling price. Your realtor will provide you with recommendations to help improve your net selling price.

Happy selling!