Real Estate in Ottawa with
Del Smith
Sales Representative
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1096 Bridge Street Manotick, ON K4M 1J2
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Office:613 - 692 - 3567 Toll free: 800 - 490 - 8130 |
Independently Owned and Operated Brokerage |
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Whats the difference between a Buyers Market and a Sellers Market?
- Buyers Market
A buyers' market refers to a marketplace that favors home buyers because more homes are listed than can be absorbed by the market and sell in the near future. If, for example, 20 homes are listed in a neighbourhood, and 5 were sold in the last month, the neighbourhood
has a 4-month supply of homes for sale.
- Sellers Market
Of course, the market can and does change based on general economic conditions such as rising or falling interest rates, or the local business climate such as a new company opening nearby. If, for example, all 20 homes listed plus 5 new listings
sell within a few months, then the market has become a sellers' market, where buyer demand meets or exceeds the supply of houses for sale.
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Call or e-mail Del or click on "Ask Your Own Questions."
Del can send you information on any Property Listed For Sale on the Multiple Listing Service in the Ottawa area. If you would like him to help you locate a home, please fill out his Information Request Form.
Surfing the Real Estate Board's web site or MLS.CA and found a house that you like but doesn't give you the civic address. Del can also help. Just fill out his Would like an address form, please !
Or perhaps you are considering selling your home in the near future, he can also offer you a Complimentary No Obligation Market Evaluation Form
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