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Regional roundup

Ontario trends lower and smaller after explosive start to year
Toronto's real estate sales jumped 87 per cent in January over the year before, leading many investors and analysts to question where the market will go into the New Year.

Slower 2009 for oil-based Alberta allows for a stronger 2010
While most of the rest of the country has seen increased real estate activity lately, Alberta has experienced a much slower approach into 2010.

British Columbia basks in the impact of past growth and continued demand
With the pent-up demand in British Columbia mostly met by this point, the real estate market there is starting to slow.

Room to grow in Brandon
Strong employment and a growing immigrant population has kept housing demand strong in Brandon, and investors have capitalized on the resulting low vacancy. Kit Kadlec reports

Turning the corner: A profile of the real estate market in Corner Brook, N.L.
Conditions have been promising for investors in Corner Brook as affordable prices and low vacancy have made for good returns. Kit Kadlec reports

Atlantic: Slow and steady
With a central regional location and affordable homes, Moncton has proved a consistent spot for real estate investment. CRE reports

Ontario: Youth movement in Barrie
Young families have been moving to this city just north of Toronto for a quality lifestyle at an affordable price. CRE reports

Alberta: Focused on Growth
As Grande Prairie evolves from a small town to city, the focus of investors could turn to the more affordable options in the centre. Kit Kadlec reports

British Columbia: Following the current in Castlegar
A consistently safe place to invest, the small city of Castlegar has maintained both a strong rental and new homebuyer market along the Columbia River. Kit Kadlec reports

Focused on growth
As Grande Prairie evolves from a small town to city, the focus of investors could turn to the more affordable options in the centre. CRE reports

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