Saskatoon will lead the nation in GDP growth in 2012, according to a new report by the Conference Board of Canada. The local economy is expected to expand by 3.6 percent, down from an impressive 4.8 percent in 2011. More here.
Saskatchewan is poised for a long period of economic prosperity and the mood in the province is exceptional ~ Mike Darling, V.P of BMO’s Saskatchewan Region. Read more here.
Tom McClocklin, president of Colliers McClocklin Real Estate predicts a strong commercial market for Saskatoon in 2012. “For the first time in decades we are entering a major expansion of the office market.” More here.
MacLean’s recently ran a story titled, “In a cooling housing market should you wait to buy and hurry up and sell?” They sought the advice of a few prominent agents who provided interesting feedback. Check it out here.
Here’s a link to an article that’s part of a series that appears in Bridges in which Charles Hamilton gets a feel for a Saskatoon neighbourhood from a resident of the area. This one is about the River Heights area of Saskatoon. Long time River Heights resident, Peter Zakreski talks with Charles, ““We just love this neighbourhood. It’s [...]
A new report from Canada’s Conference Board predicts 3.4% GDP growth for Saskatoon in 2011, placing our city in the top ten fastest growing economies in the country. Read more here.
Saskatoon is Canada’s fastest growing city according to a new report released by Statistics Canada this week. We also have the honour of being the country’s youngest metropolitan area. Read the news here.
Our Saskatoon neighbourhood pages have been updated with the latest sales statistics from 2010. Check it out to see what’s been happening with home prices in your area.
As 2010 draws to close, I’d like to say thanks to all who have made TeamFisher.com a regular stop. It’s been a pleasure sharing ideas with you. Happy holidays & all the best in 2011.
Faced with an economy that pretty much refuses to grow the Bank of Canada left its trend setting rate unchanged at 1 percent today.
Home inspections on new houses often identify minor issues that could become major issues if not looked after. Have a home inspection regardless of age.
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