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  • Seven Sure-Fire Ways to Make Your Home Sale Self-Destruct And How You Can Avoid Them

    MISTAKE #1 - Pricing With Your Heart, Not Your Head. An asking price not based on the most accurate and up-to-date market information can be instant death for a home sale. You need to know if you’re asking too much or much too little. Check back tomorrow for Mistake #2... If you have any questions concerning the Victoria real estate ...
    Posted to Cheryl Woolley (Weblog) by 370388 on January 5, 2010
  • Real Estate Trends - Victoria & Saanich

    In order to keep up-to-date of real estate trends in Greater Victoria below you will find listing and sale statistics for Saanich and Victoria.  For all other areas (Western Communities, Pennisula, etc.) please do not hesitate to contact me at 250-477-7291.SINGLE FAMILY HOMES – SAANICHCurrent Active Listings - 160New Listings ...
    Posted to Cheryl Woolley (Weblog) by 370388 on November 24, 2009
  • California Conference

    Just finished hearing former US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice speak about economic renewal and outlook of US economy here at the National Association of Realtors Conference in San Diego. (She spent her birthday speaking to 5,000 realtors.) Interesting to get a perspective on how our neighbours to the south are working to recover from the ...
    Posted to Cheryl Woolley (Weblog) by 370388 on November 14, 2009
  • Good News for First Time Home Buyers!

    On February 19, 2008, the government announced changes to the First Time Home Buyers' Program.  Effective February 20, 2008, the fair market value threshold for eligible residential property under the First Time Home Buyers' Program has been increased to $425,000, from $375,000.  A proportional exemption is ...
    Posted to Cheryl Woolley (Weblog) by 370388 on February 21, 2008
  • Should you try and sell your home during the holidays?

    Statistically there is not a lot of difference in Days on Market and List to Sell ratios in December and January.   So from a statistical point, there’s not a monetary advantage to waiting until January.  So what is the right thing to do?  If it fits into your life and goals to put your home on the market now and you can ...
    Posted to Cheryl Woolley (Weblog) by 370388 on December 5, 2007
  • Average House Price Rising

    Buy now or wait?  Average house prices in Greater Victoria are expected to top $600,000 next year, but the sticker shock won't put off buyers, say analysts with the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation. Figures released yesterday at the federal agency's Victoria Housing Outlook Seminar indicated residential construction and sales ...
    Posted to Cheryl Woolley (Weblog) by 370388 on November 16, 2007