May marked the first time REALTORS® sold MLS® properties for a total exceeding $300 million during a single month.
The close to $320 million in MLS® sales activity raised the year-to-date dollar volume sales total by the ...
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Keep this in mind as Father’s Day approaches. At one time in Canadian history, fathers looked on helplessly as government officials came to take their children away. Fathers may have experienced the same fate as their young children, ...
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One message driven home at the WinnipegREALTORS’® April photo shoot at CanWest Park was the power of a team working together for a common purpose. An impressive representation of the 1,300-member WinnipegREALTORS® team gathere...
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by Bruce Cherney (part 1 of 2)
Long before the all-encompassing term “perimeteritis” was first heard, Selkirk residents had every right to believe their community had been shafted by politicians giving undue weight to Win...
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May marked the first time REALTORS® sold MLS® properties for a total exceeding $300 million during a single month.
The close to $320 million in MLS® sales activity raised the year-to-date dollar volume sales total by ...
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Some commentators are of the opinion that rising fuel prices will eventually lead to the death of the ’burbs, which were created with fossil-fuel-guzzling cars in mind. In fact, it was the advent of cheap gas and cars that made the su...
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First impressions definitely have an impact when selling a home and making that first impression falls within the category of curb appeal.
With this in mind, WinnipegREALTORS® is again supporting Take Pride Winnipeg&...
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by Bruce Cherney (part 2 of 2)
At Winnipeg Beach, the first passengers to arrive at the depot on the inaugural train run to the resort community created by the Canadian Pacific Railway disembarked and walked towards a sandy beach. Al...
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When it comes to laying down roots, the proverbial debate of the city versus the suburbs is likely to get a little more heated, as the majority of house prices in both Canada’s major urban and suburban neighbourhoods were found to hav...
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One would think that turning rumour into fact is a convoluted process, but in reality it’s not an overly complicated accomplishment. What becomes difficult is separating fact from rumour, which invariably requires a lengthy investigat...
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