So, you’ve bought a pre-sale home — congratulations! But the natural question of, “Now what?” may arise. Closing the purchase of a pre-sale home can feel intimidating to even the most seasoned of homebuyers.

The Canadian government recently introduced a new policy called the First-Time Home Buyer Incentive (FHSA) to help Canadians save for a down payment on their first home.

The real estate market is heating up as the weather gets warmer. Spring has always been a great time for potential homebuyers to explore pre-sale opportunities, and this year is no exception.

Modern living requires modern approaches to the communities we live in. As society’s priorities and needs evolve, so too must the neighbourhoods we live and work in.

Block Residences by Amacon is an exceptional collection of one + den, two, + den & three + den bedroom homes located on the vibrant block where Cambie & Robson meet in downtown Vancouver.

Facing economic uncertainty isn’t a new occurrence for the Canadian real estate market, and the most recent economic headwinds have shifted the market away from the white-hot activity that has characterized the past two years.  

The post-pandemic housing market has experienced extreme price and interest rate hikes along with intense biddings wars.

If you’re a new homebuyer, congratulations on beginning the journey towards acquiring your first property. Before being handed the keys, however, there is a long laundry list of items to check off from securing a mortgage to finding a reputable realtor.

Recently, every new announcement from the Bank of Canada has left prospective homebuyers nervous that changes will affect their plans to purchase a home.

Though the current state of the Canadian real estate market is a somewhat unpredictable one — due largely to inflation and rising interest rates spurred by the 0.5 per cent Bank of Canada increase announced last month— pre-sale remains a particularly good option for a number of reasons.