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Check out my new listing Address: 119 Melrose Eastern Passage, Nova Scotia B3G1P1

Welcome to 119 Melrose Crescent, a charming detached split-entry home nestled in one of Eastern Passages most desirable family-friendly neighbourhoods. This classic residence offers the perfect blend of space, natural light, and comfort, making it an ideal opportunity for first-time homebuyers looking to enter the market. Step into the upper level, where a spacious...

Nova Scotia makes changes to property disclosure statements

Nova Scotia now requires property disclosure statements for coastal properties to include information on flooding, erosion, and drainage issues, helping buyers make informed decisions. This change supports climate adaptation efforts and complements tools like coastal hazard reports, erosion protection guides, mapping tools, educational resources for agents, and a navigator service to assist property...

Happy Canada Day

To all Canadians around the world, a very happy Canada Day to you all. This day commemorates the unification of the three North American British colonies. Canada Day is a celebration of a united Canada and examining its defects, past and present, should not lead us to overlook its strengths. So let’s pour our hearts into a continuing effort to purge our...

Global Real Estate: $19.5T by 2031

The global residential Real Estate market will reach USD 19.5T by 2031, growing at 9.2% CAGR. Urban growth in emerging nations will drive increased demand for residential Real Estate by 2030....

A New Chapter in Canadian Housing

Government targets 500K new homes annually, signaling bold action to tackle housing affordability and supply challenges. Proposed incentives like tax exemptions and interest-free loans aim to empower first-time buyers across the country....

The Governments of Canada and Nova Scotia finalize a ten-year agreement to get more homes built

Canada and Nova Scotia have finalized a 10-year, $170.9 million agreement under the Canada Housing Infrastructure Fund to build essential infrastructure like water and waste systems, enabling more housing development. Nova Scotia will extend a freeze on development charges to lower building costs. The fund supports rural and Indigenous communities, aiming to boost housing supply, affordability, and...