Agents sense pent up demand from anxious home buyers
Home buyers and sellers who started 2025 with a positive outlook have had a lot of variables to contend with since the year started – from tariff talk to economic uncertainty to mountains of snow.
Adding to the mix is the large wave of mortgage renewals on the horizon as many homeowners who purchased five years ago face higher interest rates today.
Alexis Victor, a real estate agent with Royal LePage Signature Realty, has lots of aspiring sellers who are prepping their homes for listing in the spring for a variety of reasons.
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