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Canada is known as the “kingdom of Maple Leave” and the same is so for its luxury homes and real estate . People can see maple leaves everywhere during Autumn time. Its territory area includes almost 10 millions square meters, ranking the second largest country in the history of the world. It was once recognized “the world’s most livable country” by United Nations for four consecutive years. Vancouver is a gas town which British people made it up with beers and stories. The city is full of forests, large parks and spectacular suspension bridge making it a top destination for international luxury property buyers.
Canada’s prudent mortgage planning policy can effectively protect the property market from overheating, and also help to avoid collapses similar to the US housing market. Moreover, permanent and non-permanent citizens enjoy the same property rights. Thus, many people are willing to invest in Canada luxury homes for sale.
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Canadian home prices set to rise 8% in 2016
With prices continuing to push higher in British Columbia and Ontario and sales hitting records, average home values are set to rise 8% in 2016 to $478,100.
Canadian home prices set to rise 8% in 2016
With prices continuing to push higher in British Columbia and Ontario and sales hitting records, average home values are set to rise 8% in 2016 to $478,100, it is predicted.
Conservationists Aim to Buy Private Islands
The Nova Scotia Nature Trust wants to preserve hundreds of islands off the eastern coast of Canada.
Sales of $1-million homes jump in Canada
Sales of homes worth over $1 million increased in four major Canadian real estate markets last year, according to a report released by Sotheby's International Realty on Wednesday.
Property sales in Canada set to rise by almost 4% this year
Residential property sales in Canada are forecast to increase by 3.8% this year compared to 2013, according to revised figures from the Canadian Real Estate Association (CREA).
Property prices and sales expected to fall in Canada in 2011
Residential property prices in Canada are set to fall 1.3% in 2011 after a rise of 3.1% this year, according to the Canadian Real Estate Association.