Keswick North Infographic - the average size of a home in Keswick North has 3 bedroom and 3 washrooms.  $564,246 is the average list price of a home in Keswick North.  There are currently 16 homes for sale in Keswick North, only 13 homes sold meaning that there is only 1.2 months of real estate inventory avalible in Keswick North.  Keswick North % LIST/SALE RATIO was 97.  Keswick North highest sale price for the month was $549,885.  Keswick North lowest real estate... [read more]

Keswick North Infographic  the average size of a home  in Keswick North   has  3 bedroom and  3 washrooms $568,954 is the average list price   of a home in Keswick North .There are currently  37  homes for sale  in Keswick North .only 13 homes sold  meaning that there is only  2.8 months of  real estate inventory avalible  in Keswick North Keswick North % LIST/SALE RATIO was  95% Keswick North highest sale price  for... [read more]

Keswick North Infographic  the average size of a home  in Keswick North   has  3 bedroom and  3 washrooms $568,954 is the average list price   of a home in Keswick North .There are currently  37  homes for sale  in Keswick North .only 13 homes sold  meaning that there is only  2.8 months of  real estate inventory avalible  in Keswick North Keswick North % LIST/SALE RATIO was  95 Keswick North highest sale price  for the... [read more]

We are seeing a historically tight deviation in data, telling us that there is becoming a much more clear consensus on property value in Georgina amongst the demand curve. Essentially, land value is normalizing by transacting at more frequently accurate prices. This changes the price of land in Georgina, and therefore the contribution margin of land to overall value. This gives us a more levelled playing field for utility factors such as number of bedrooms, number of bathrooms, and square... [read more]

April 2018 Georgina Real Estate Spring market volume with price decline. We are continuing to see a declining price trend in Georgina’s real estate market, despite a clear increase in demand. This leads us to believe that the macroeconomic environment is dictating price trends, while volume is a localized phenomena. Unfortunately, this also tells us that the pricing trends in our real estate market are more systemic than microeconomic, essentially pointing towards broader trends... [read more]