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A coming 'luxury tax' - and a flurry of Toronto home sales - Vimarsana News

A coming 'luxury tax' - and a flurry of Toronto home sales

In Toronto, a rush on high-end homes with closings before Jan. 1 may have something to do with the city’s new ‘luxury tax’

Cyberattack hits national Multiple Listing System provider, affects Cape agents - Vimarsana News

Cyberattack hits national Multiple Listing System provider, affects Cape agents

The real estate listing service, MLS, experienced a cyberattack, leaving many systems unusable to customers.

Source: boston.com
Less homes sold in Kingston in June 2023 as opposed to June 2022 due to higher interest rates - Vimarsana News

Less homes sold in Kingston in June 2023 as opposed to June 2022 due to higher interest rates

Less homes sold in Kingston in June 2023 as opposed to June 2022 due to higher interest rates

Joe Hottendorf, former Liberty Board of Realtors executive vice president, dies - Vimarsana News

Joe Hottendorf, former Liberty Board of Realtors executive vice president, dies

Joe Hottendorf, an ex-Liberty Board of Realtors exec. VP who had been involved in local government and politics for ~50 years, died on Mon.

Four Year Housing Rush Slowed Dramatically in SW Michigan in 2022 - Vimarsana News

Four Year Housing Rush Slowed Dramatically in SW Michigan in 2022

The housing market in Michigan's Great Southwest was on a record tear for more than four straight years from 2016 until 2020, as the local market experienced what local Realtor's Association Executive Alan Jeffries characterizes as "A rush of peak sales and selling prices." Things were truly heady. In fact, by the end of 2020 he says, "The market had celebrated four straight years of peak prices and sales." Then, along came the COVID pandemic, and by the time the state's shutdown had ended in April of 2021 homebuyers had swept up the available inventory. As a...