December 2020 Newsletter
Andy Schildhorn • December 14, 2020
Hello and Welcome to our December Newsletter.
There is a new land registry in town. The Land Owner Transparency Registry.
Corporations, Trustees and Partnerships must disclosure who are the interest holders. No more hiding behind a corporate name.
Our Featured Listing this month is 213 8880 202 St. The Residences. Here we have quality senior living with concierge service. This home features an oversize balcony overlooking private gardens.
Our Langley Market Report is showing almost every indicator up except for detached listings. Inventory is still down meaning prices could continue upwards.
The Langley Christmas Bureau supports family's in need and now there are many who are. This is money well spent. Having delivered to a family and see sad eyes lit up can be a very special moment. Please support the Langley Christmas Bureau.
Dr Alister Frayne practiced in the Fort Langley area for many years and will be missed by many in our community. Thank you for a great testimonial, it is well appreciated.
Rita Cousins, Mortgage Broker, tells us how important it is to be per-approved for your financing. In today’s market with all the new rules do not set yourself up for a very disappointed surprised.
Irina Bartnik, Notary Public, discusses how technology and Wills are coming together. We are slowly moving out of the paper age.
In the news, the Federal Government is planning a national foreign buyers tax in a bid to lower housing prices. Hmm how is that working out for BC?
As the year draws to a close and we close the book on 2020 now is the time to start thinking of our goals for 2021. If one of those goals involves Real Estate, lets talk and formulate a plan.
From my family to your family we wish you a very Merry Christmas and all the best in the New Year!
Our Featured Listing this month is 213 8880 202 St. The Residences. Here we have quality senior living with concierge service. This home features an oversize balcony overlooking private gardens.
Our Langley Market Report is showing almost every indicator up except for detached listings. Inventory is still down meaning prices could continue upwards.
The Langley Christmas Bureau supports family's in need and now there are many who are. This is money well spent. Having delivered to a family and see sad eyes lit up can be a very special moment. Please support the Langley Christmas Bureau.
Dr Alister Frayne practiced in the Fort Langley area for many years and will be missed by many in our community. Thank you for a great testimonial, it is well appreciated.
Rita Cousins, Mortgage Broker, tells us how important it is to be per-approved for your financing. In today’s market with all the new rules do not set yourself up for a very disappointed surprised.
Irina Bartnik, Notary Public, discusses how technology and Wills are coming together. We are slowly moving out of the paper age.
In the news, the Federal Government is planning a national foreign buyers tax in a bid to lower housing prices. Hmm how is that working out for BC?
As the year draws to a close and we close the book on 2020 now is the time to start thinking of our goals for 2021. If one of those goals involves Real Estate, lets talk and formulate a plan.
From my family to your family we wish you a very Merry Christmas and all the best in the New Year!
Family Day Weekend is just around the corner, and there’s no better place to spend it than in the Township of Langley. Find out more
In this replay of Andy Talks Real Estate, I break down the latest housing numbers from the Fraser Valley Real Estate Board — and what they mean if you're buying or selling in Langley or the Fraser Valley right now. 📈 Sales are up month-over-month 🏘️ Listings are way up compared to last year 🏠 Detached prices dipped slightly 🧍♂️ Buyers are still hesitating... but inventory is strong ⏳ We may be bouncing along the bottom With over 30 years of experience, I’ve seen these cycles before. If you’re waiting for the perfect moment, you might miss it. Let’s chat about your next move.
The widening of Highway 1 will bring a brand new type of interchange to the Fraser Valley—and leave motorists briefly driving on the “wrong” side of the road.. Read More
