Moving In: How To Quickly Get Settled In A New Home

Photo via Pixabay by PhotoMIX-Company Moving into a new home can take some time, especially if you have a family or work long hours. It’s hard to complete the physical move and then jump right into unpacking, decorating, and designing the rooms the way you want them...

May sales decrease 11% from best month ever in May 2017

WINNIPEG – May sales were down from the best May and month on record in 2017 when close to 1,700 transactions were processed on WinnipegREALTORS® MLS®. The 1,510 sales recorded in May 2018 decreased 11% from the same month last year and are down 4% from May’s 5-year...

Which Home Improvement Projects Add Value To Your Home?

Home If you’re considering some improvement projects throughout the year, it’s important to consider which ones will give you a strong return on your investment, and which ones may be more for your comfort and enjoyment and less about recouping your money. For...

What to Expect When Listing Your Home For Sale

Signing the listing agreement, photos, measurements and notes about the house are generally scheduled on a Saturday, Sunday or Monday. Preferably on a nice sunny day. You may want to fill out a property disclosure statement (PDS) at this point. This form is a document...

A slow start to the first quarter

WINNIPEG – Sales in March resulted in a slower first quarter especially in comparison to the two best years on record in 2016 and 2017. Sales of 2,228 are down over 8% from the first 3 months in 2017, and 4% over the 10-year average. March sales of 974 decreased...
Man challenges Winnipeg’s impact fee, will get half back

Man challenges Winnipeg’s impact fee, will get half back

Joyanne Pursaga Originally Published: April 9, 2018 Updated: April 9, 2018 8:01 PM CDT Councillor Jeff Browaty.Chris Procaylo / Chris Procaylo/Winnipeg Sun/QMI A Winnipeg man has won a partial reimbursement of impact fees he paid to the city, largely due to the unique...