Market Snapshot - Uxbridge, Ontario - Week Ending Sunday March 4th 2012

Market Snapshot - Uxbridge, Ontario - Week Ending Sunday March 4th 2012

There are currently 112 properties (up 1 from last week) Listed on the National MLS® System for sale in Uxbridge ranging from $172,500 to $4,490,000 (no change)

This past week saw the following transactions reported by the Toronto Real Estate Board for Uxbridge:

• 4 properties with price reductions
• 5 residential properties sold subject to conditions being met
• 1 residential Condo/Other sold subject to conditions being met
• 5 residential freehold properties sold firm
• 0 residential Condo/Other sold firm
• 0 previous deals fell through

The graph shows the 2011 3 month trends based on end of the month statistics from The Toronto Real Estate Board for home sales (green), new listings (orange) and active listings (pink) to the end of January 2012.

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Market Snapshot - Uxbridge, Ontario - Week Ending Sunday March 4th 2012

"The study showed that unlike the United States, Canadian real estate agents are fairly optimistic about 2012. the Canadian real estate agents who took part in the survey believe that all core metrics of the Canadian real estate market and economy will be increasing in 2012. Real estate values, real estate transactions, new construction starts, and the local economy are project to increase slightly in 2012. Canada continues to have a strong banking system, a strong dollar, and low unemployment. Interest rates are low,

spurring international investment in Canada.. Canadian confidence continues to be high. Job growth is being driven by the energy industry in Canada."

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