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VOLUME MENSUEL DES PRÉAVIS D’EXERCICE,DES DÉLAISSEMENTS ET DES AVIS DE VENTES SOUS CONTRÔLE DE JUSTICE AU QUÉBEC S elon les actes publiés au egistre foncier du Selon les actes publiés au Registre foncier du Québec et colligés par JLR, 745 préavis d’exercice ont été émis en août 2017 dans la province.<br><br>Ce nombre représente une hausse de 1 % relativement au même mois en 2016. Il s’agit de la première augmentation en 2017. Sur 12 mois, les statistiques demeurent encourageantes avec une baisse de 10 % pour atteindre 8 267 préavis d’exercice. En ce qui concerne les délaissements, après un bon mois de juillet, le nombre a recommencé à grimper le mois dernier. En août 2017, 246 délaissements ont été enregistrés soit 13 % de plus qu’au même mois l’année dernière. Néanmoins, pour la période de septembre 2016 à août 2017 relativement aux 12 mois précédents, la hausse est très faible avec une augmentation de 1 % pour un total de 2 667 délaissements.
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A recent article in the Montreal Gazette: Residential property sales and prices in the Montreal area rose for every type of dwelling in July for the third consecutive month, according to data released by the Greater Montreal Real Estate Board on Friday.“We’re in a seller’s market,” said Paul Cardinal, the manager of market analysis for the Quebec Federation of Real Estate Boards.That’s the result of strong demand and diminishing supply, as the number of new and active listings declines.Home sales across the region were up 16 per cent last month, when compared to July 2016, according to the GMREB.That increase was highest on the island of Montreal, where the number of homes sold rose 21 per cent from July 2016.“On the island, we’re seeing bidding wars back,” Cardinal said. “That’s the result of the hot market we have now.” Across the region, sales of condominiums saw the biggest increase, rising 24 per cent year-over-year. Sales of single-family homes were up 13 per cent, while sales of plexes were up two per cent.
If these trends continue, Cardinal said, Montreal’s real estate market could be on track to have its second-busiest year ever, behind only 2007. The increase in demand is leading to a decrease in supply, as properties spend less time on the market before being purchased. The number of active listings was down 15 per cent, year-over-year, in July to 24,412. The number of new listings was also down in July, dropping eight per cent from 2016, to 4,492.
Cardinal credited that, in part, to Montreal’s strong employment market. With more jobs in the region, fewer people are selling their homes to move elsewhere or facing the kind of financial pressures that would lead to a foreclosure. But with a strong economy, high demand and decreasing supply, prices are continuing to rise.The median price of single-family homes rose eight per cent year-over-year to $323,000, while the median price of condos was up two per cent to $256,000. The median selling price of plexes was up seven per cent to $489,000. The Montreal region’s luxury market is also heating up, Cardinal said. The number of single-family homes sold for over $1 million was up 20 per cent during the first seven months of 2017, when compared to the equivalent period in 2016, while the number of condos sold for over $500,000 rose 44 per cent during the same period. Are you missing out on the market because you can’t buy all cash and can’t get a mortgage approval fast enough? Then look at a private lender like Tempbridge. Fast response time and quick funding is what TempBridge is known for. Get a mortgage in place quickly, purchase the property, and then go to a conventional bank. Tempbridge mortgages are repayable after 6 months with only a one month interest penalty.
