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Winnipeg Free Press SHANNON VANRAES / WINNIPEG FREE PRESS FILES Peter Squire, vice-president of market intelligence at WinnipegREALTORS, sees sales success continuing in the new year. ‘2020 was a banner year for business.” ‘2020 was a banner year for business." That’s a perplexing statement for anyone to make, given the havoc throughout Canada’s economic landscape thanks to the COVID-19 pandemic. But there’s one industry that won’t tell you anything otherwise.  Even amid unparalleled lockdowns, extraordinary restrictions and hard-hitting job losses, the local real es...

Winnipeg Free Press While in the grip of the pandemic-related lockdown earlier this year, the country’s national housing agency forecast that house prices could fall by nine per cent to 18 per cent before recovering in 2021. While in the grip of the pandemic-related lockdown earlier this year, the country’s national housing agency forecast that house prices could fall by nine per cent to 18 per cent before recovering in 2021. In Winnipeg and across the country, that has not been the case. CMHC chief economist Bob Dugan said that across the country demand for housing, with relatively...

Article content Manitoba Real Estate Association (MREA) announced more than 15,000 homes were sold in one year, for the first time, making it easier on sellers and tougher on buyers. With low interest rates and high demand, brought on by fewer listings, many houses went into ‘bidding wars’ and went above market-value or asking price, said Shayna Hogan, a realtor with Royal LePage. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Record year for Manitoba’s Real Estate Market, nearly 16K homes sold Back to video The year-to-date sales in Manitoba...

SHANNON VANRAES / WINNIPEG FREE PRESS FILES Peter Squire, vice-president of external relations and market intelligence at WinnipegREALTORS, says the value of home ownership has increased as a result of ‘stay home’ messaging throughout the COVID-19 pandemic. It might not be the record expected to be smashed amid a global pandemic, but business has never looked better for the local real estate market. It might not be the record expected to be smashed amid a global pandemic, but business has never looked better for the local real estate market. For the first time, more than 15,000 residen...