Sentences with phrase «recreational property prices»

With four exceptions, recreational property prices have softened in most major markets across the country.

«High levels of demand combined with limited inventory have pressured winter recreational property prices upward — a trend expected to continue well into the future,» says Lisa da Rocha, vice-president, Royal LePage.

Canadian recreational property prices continue to increase in most markets across the country, as demand remains strong and inventory remains scarce.

Not exact matches

The charts below show the price range for standard recreational properties across Canada in 2015.

The median price was $ 168,700, compared with $ 150,000 in 2012, reflecting a greater number of more expensive recreational property sales in 2013

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The low price of oil has had an effect on recreational property markets in regions where buyers are typically employed by the oil industry in both Western Canada and Newfoundland.

Despite the upward pressure on starting prices, the RE / MAX Report found that one in every four recreational property markets still offers winterized, waterfront product priced below $ 250,000.

You would think such a price drop would be seen as a steal by some international financial magnate looking for a recreational property, but Poczynek faces many challenges in attracting a buyer for this ultra-luxurious house.

Too late Cam, we are in a recreational / retirement property market and the loss of buyers to the southern U.S. has already driven prices down in our market

There's been a tremendous increase in buyers seeking waterfront recreational properties, which is pushing up prices.

The report says that while the average price of a standard waterfront, land access recreational property is $ 380,507, some of the more popular destinations — such as Grand Bend, Honey Harbour, Georgian Bay, Wasaga Beach, the Muskokas, West Kawarthas, Cranbrook, Kelowna, Vernon, Okanogan and Fernie — report sales in the range of $ 500,000 to more than $ 1 million.

Demand now outpaces supply of recreational properties in the vast majority of western markets, threatening further price appreciation in the months ahead.»

The 2005 Re / Max Recreational Property Report, which covers almost 50 major centres from coast - to - coast, says that upward pressure on pricing has now eased in 34 per cent of markets nationwide.

The higher Canadian dollar has done little to dissuade buyers as prices for recreational properties in the U.S. reach peak levels.