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Mako talks about the new mall named Highstreet in Abbotsford, BC. Mako explains how Abbotsford is no longer a farming community but a forward thinking community destined for great things. Mako drives an electric car and believes this is the way of the future and is proud that Highstreet Mall has electric car charging stations. It's malls like this that make Abbotsford one of the best places to live.
Mako blogs about why Abbotsford BC is the best place to live in Canada. The little things ad up and Lou's Bar and Grill in Abbotsford, BC is one of those little things: great food, great atmosphere, and decent prices. Mako is meeting the best notary in Abbotsford BC (Harman Virk) for lunch. Harman offers outstanding service for real estate transaction when selling your Abbotsford home and preparing your wills. Use him.
Mako talks about how important it is to pick a tech savvy real estate agent when selling your Abbotsford, Langley home. Even if you don't understand technology, be sure you pick an agent who does. HGTV even has this listed as one of their top selling secrets.
Mako talks about real estate commissions and what to watch out for when hiring an agent that is discounting their commissions.
Mako talks about real estate commissions and the many different alternatives there are to get your Abbotsford home sold.
Abbotsford 12% Absorption Rate (good for Buyers)
Mission 12% Absorption Rate (good for Buyers)
Langley 16% Absorption Rate (good for Buyers)
Absorption Rates Explained
If we have 100 homes on the market and we consume (sell) 18-22 (18%-22%) of these homes per month that is a balanced market, fair for buyers and fair for sellers.
If we sell under 18% it becomes a Buyers market with a lot of inventory for buyers to choose from. Sellers will have to make some price adjustments or do some minor updates such as increase curb appeal to attract a buyer.
If we sell over 22% it becomes a Sellers market. Buyers will find themselves in multiple offer situations and potentially loose out on the house the are bidding on.
If you would like a market update of any other city listed here, simply email me and we are happy to get one out to you at no cost or obligation.
Mako talks about building homes in Costa Rica , the costs of building them and features a building lot for sale.
Mako blogs about real estate facts in Costa Rica. Interesting facts you need to know when buying real estate.
Abbotsford 13% Absorption Rate (good for Buyers)
Mission 10% Absorption Rate (good for Buyers)
Langley 23% Absorption Rate (good for Sellers)
Absorption Rates Explained
If we have 100 homes on the market and we consume (sell) 18-22 (18%-22%) of these homes per month that is a balanced market, fair for buyers and fair for sellers.
If we sell under 18% it becomes a Buyers market with a lot of inventory for buyers to choose from. Sellers will have to make some price adjustments or do some minor updates such as increase curb appeal to attract a buyer.
If we sell over 22% it becomes a Sellers market. Buyers will find themselves in multiple offer situations and potentially loose out on the house the are bidding on.
If you would like a market update of any other city listed here, simply email me and we are happy to get one out to you at no cost or obligation.
Mako blogs about absorption rates in Abbotsford, Langley, and Mission of the Fraser Valley and explained about what absorption rates mean. Mako explains on what market we are currently in, buyers market vs sellers market.
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