A&D Discuss 2021 — Part 2
André Major & Dan discuss Ottawa Real Estate, Part 2: Crazy Markets
In a fairly long conversation broken up in to several short videos Andre Major (Broker) and Dan Moloughney (Broker of Record) discuss many aspects of the real estate market in Ottawa.
This video is part 2, Crazy Markets with discussions on:
– Ottawa price increases of over 20% per year,
– Ottawa vs. Calgary vs. San Diego
– moving to the country,
– committing to a pool…just for COVID or the long term?
– should you buy now?
– the fundamentals are…
– return to the office?
Andre Major, Broker, Shareholder, CCIM, MBA
EXP Realty 613-262-0606
Andre@AndreMajor.com
AndreMajor.com
Dan Moloughney, Broker of Record, B.Eng.
Ottawa Urban Realty Inc. 613-233-2323
Dan@OttawaUrbanRealty.com
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