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FREDERICTON REAL ESTATE MARKET ACTIVITY FOR JUNE 2009

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Real Estate Agent with Booker Realty

As we expected the month of June has also posted a -3% drop in listing activity, as did May. This will stay quite consistant with last years listing portfolio throughout the rest of this year. No suprises there.

However, we are blown away by the fantastic June production of unit sales which increased from May's -13% to only a -7% in June.The dollar volume did even better increasing from May's -7% to June's +0% for year over year from 2008. This is spectacular in a market that has been increasing consistantly for the past 10 years with no letup in sight. It's fair to say we have a very special city here and a lot of people are recognizing the value of living in a clean, safe and beautiful environment where housing prices are consistantly far below the North American price trend. The young people today have taken a paradigm shift with their family values and what they believe is important to them. Family more than job advancement. Meaning that, yes, less is more, and better. Well, that's my philosophizing for the day.

Consumers, now is the time to capitalize on the most valueable asset you can ever own, your home. Good shopping, be smart and take advantage of these low, low interest rates which will probably not be around for very much longer. Talk to you next month. Consumers look up the definition of the word capitalize and you will act now! Just a thought. Cheers!!!

Larry Estabrooks
Independent Real Estate Agent - Moncton, NB
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Phil, you make a good argument for first time and move up housing consumers to take advantage of the current market conditions. 

Jul 18, 2009 12:39 AM
FN LN
Toronto, ON

Phil, it's great to hear that June was a good month in Fredericton.  It was also very good in Toronto.

Jul 18, 2009 02:56 AM
Phil Booker
Booker Realty - Fredericton, NB

Hi Marc,

   Congrats! We do seem to be having a banner year in Downtown Canada, don't we? Well, lets hope it keeps up, which it certainly indicates it wil. I see even the States are doing much better which wil be good for us for the long haul.Cheers, Phil.

Aug 05, 2009 07:35 PM