Our Favourite Local Eats –  Issue 270

While many of us are off enjoying the last few weeks of summer, we’re sharing some of our favourite local eats in the Royal City. Check out our teams’ go-to spots for food & drink on today’s blog post, plus this week’s sales numbers.

July Stats –  Issue 269

We’ve just released our July 2021 Market Report, and the numbers tell an interesting story. Both activity levels and sale prices are on the decline – but is this a sign of a cooling market, or just an exaggerated summer break? Read the full story on our blog.

A Tale of Two Semis –  Issue 268

This week, HGR’s Irene Szabo shares how a great marketing plan can make a difference in a seller’s market – for your bank account, and your peace of mind. Read on.

Backpedaling –  Issue 267

You may remember that over a year ago, the CMHC predicted an 18% price drop in the real estate market – and in turn, tightened restrictions on mortgages. On today’s blog, we follow up on the outcome of those new rules.

Boom, Bust or What? –  Issue 266

With market activity and prices peaking through the spring, a perceived slowdown – or bubble burst, depending on your stance – is creeping back into the headlines. Read our take on this shift in our local market on today’s blog.

June Stats –  Issue 265

We’re midway through the year, and we just released our June 2021 Market Report, with detailed breakdowns of Guelph neighbourhoods & home types for June, Q2 and the year so far.

Midyear –  Issue 264

We’ve hit the mid-way point in the year, and like you, we’re taking a breather this weekend. Join us next week as we dig into the numbers from June, Q2, and the first half of 2021.

Time –  Issue 263

Time – the most precious resources. On today’s blog we talk about how we’re creating more of it for our clients.

The Next Chapter –  Issue 262

Today, we're inviting our subscribers to try out our BRAND NEW Home Sales Website! This is an interactive platform that offers the sales data you’re used to getting from our sales reports, with the addition of ‘Realtor.ca'-style’ details like photos, maps & more!

May Stats –  Issue 261

ICYMI: The May housing market stats are now available – get the full scoop on today’s blog! Plus, we have an exciting announcement for our subscribers!

Peloton Effect –  Issue 260

Today is the launch of the 2021 Tour de Guelph, plus we just released out May Market Report. Check it out at homegrouprealty.ca/blog/june-4

Expert Advice for Home Sellers –  Issue 259

While market conditions are no doubt in favour of sellers right now, our happy clients are proof that a great strategy cannot be underestimated! Our incredible team shared their advice for maximizing your investment and minimizing your stress when selling your home in a seller’s market ...

Expert Advice for Home Buyers –  Issue 258

If you’re considering a move, you might be feeling overwhelmed by the buying process. We asked our team for their best advice for buyers in today’s market – read their awesome feedback on today’s blog!

Blind Bidding –  Issue 257

The blind bidding process (or, ‘holding offers’) in our real estate market has been a hot topic lately – and there’s no doubt it has played a role in rising home prices. On today’s blog, we take a look the auction-style process that some are calling for.

APRIL STATS: Signs of a Cooling Market? –  Issue 256

We’ve just released the April Market Report, and our findings are interesting: after a record-breaking March, it seems activity (and prices!) have cooled off in the Royal City. Read our take on this week’s blog, plus the entire April report.

Signs of Change –  Issue 253

The times they are a-changin’ – or at least, we’re beginning to see signs of change in our local real estate market. We discuss those changes on today’s blog.

March Stats –  Issue 252

One year into the pandemic, we take a look at the housing market reports for the month of March. Interestingly, the numbers from March 2020 appear more “normal” than those of this past month.

Solutions –  Issue 251

Short & sweet this week! We discuss why a capital gains tax is not the simple solution to the affordability problem, and where we should focus our efforts instead.