One Word - Gorgeous
Start with a Good Shell
September 2021 Market Insights
New West Townhouse
Coquitlam Duplex
Surrey 2 Bed/2 Bath PTT Exempt
Shannon Shares - Oct 13, 2021
Shannon Bashir
Shannon Shares - Oct 6, 2021
It's a Matter of Perspective
Strata Doc Review
September Market Update
Beautiful White Rock
Langley Home with Dream Workshop
Surrey PTT Exempt
September 2021 Market Update
Shannon Shares - Sept 29, 2021
Creative Reno
Review your Property Insurance Policy
Another Happy Seller!
Featured Property - English Bay
Quilchena Vancouver Property
Second & Main - New Price
New West - PPT Exempt
Shannon Shares - Sept 22, 2021
We can't See the Future, but we can PLAN where we are going
Clogged Sink? You'll want this tool!
Just Listed in Shaughnessy
Port Moody, High in the Sky!
Ground Floor Retreat, PTT Exempt
Shannon Shares - Sept 15, 2021
Helping Hand
Diversity your Portfolio Part 2
August 2021 Market Insight
New Listing: Burnaby Townhouse
Featured Property - Vancouver
Port Moody Acreage
New West 1st Time Buyer
Shannon Shares - Sept 8, 2021
Light up my Life
Diversify your Portfolio
August 2021 Market Update
Just Listed: Burnaby Townhome
Kerrisdale, 6 Bedroom Home
Revenue Property - 4 units
Corner Penthouse, PTT Exempt
August 2021 Market Update
Shannon Shares - Sept 1, 2021
Tetris Anyone?
Tenants in Common, a great way to enter the Housing Market
*** Exclusive Listing *** Triple-Triple Townhouse
Kitsilano Oceanfront Property
Assignment of Contract - New Price
Lower Lonsdale - Perfect for New Home Buyer
Shannon Shares - Aug 25, 2021
Now that's a conversation starter!
Purchasing Property near the BC Fires? Be sure to contact your insurance provider
7 Bedroom renovated home in West Van
Kitsilano Legal Duplex - New Price
1000 sq.ft 2 bedroom in Poco - No PTT
Shannon Shares - Aug 18, 2021
If you're looking to step into investing, this is a great way to start!
Laser Measure - Your Next Best Friend
Still time to Register for the Sugar Shack
July 2021 Market Insights
Brand New Ocean View Home
Spacious Kitsilano Townhouse
Ground Floor two bedroom corner suite
Shannon's Sugar Shack
Thursday, Aug 26 3-6pm
PLEASE RSVP by Aug 19
July 2021 Market Update
Shannon Shares - Aug 4, 2021
Where to hide ALL those shoes ...
Shannon's Sugar Shack Aug 26/21
Kerrisdale Masterpiece
3 Bedroom Richmond Townhouse
Sweat Equity = Beautiful Property
Shannon Shares - July 28, 2021
Decisions ... Decisions, I'm here to guide you
Buying a Property with Poly B? Contact your insurance company
FREE Event Aug 26 - details soon
Live in a 5 Star Hotel
Private Oasis with Mortgage Helper
1 Bedroom with Awesome Outdoor Space
Shannon Shares - July 21, 2021
Wouldn't this be COOL! I so WANT this
Easy way to remember your paint colours
Brand New Duplex in Vancouver
Tudor Style Home in Southlands
Funky, Unique One Bedroom in Poco
Bank of Canada Interest Rate Announcement - July 14, 2021
The Bank of Canada maintained its overnight rate at 0.25 per cent this morning, a level it considers its effective lower bound. The Bank reiterated what it calls "extraordinary forward guidance" in committing to leaving the overnight rate at 0.25 per cent until slack in the economy is absorbed and inflation sustainably returns to its 2 per cent target. The Bank projects that will not occur until the second half of 2022. The Bank announced that it is adjusting its quantitative easing (QE) program down to purchasing $2 billion per week Government of Canada bonds per week. In the statement accompanying the decision, the Bank noted that it expects a strong pick-up in economic growth over the second half of the year as vaccinations progress and restrictions are lifted. The Bank expects growth of close to 6 per cent this year, followed by 4.5 per cent growth in 2022.
As we hopefully approach the end of the COVID-19 pandemic, the issue of inflation has arisen as the most hotly debated topic among economists and analysts. Specifically, whether current elevated inflation of around 3.5 per cent is a sign of accelerating prices or merely the transitory effect of supply constraints brought on by the pandemic. The Bank of Canada is firmly on the side of believing higher than normal inflation is a temporary phenomenon. In today's announcement, the Bank noted that base-year effects, meaning we are comparing prices in a recovered economy now to one in which prices were falling amidst a severe recession one year ago, rising gasoline prices and pandemic related bottlenecks in supply chains account for most of the increase in inflation. The Bank expects inflation to remain above 3 per cent through the remainder of this year before easing back toward its 2 per cent target in 2022. Given that outlook, and uncertainty surrounding timing of when the economy may be fully back to normal, the Bank seems to be on a path to raising its policy rate between the end of 2022 and early 2023.
Published July 14, 2021 BCrea - Economics Now
Shannon Shares - July 14, 2021
Supporting Local - Sawatdee Thai Wellness
Renoviction - NEW Rules for Landlords
June 2021 Market Insights
Bank of Canada Interest Rate Announcement
Point Grey Heritage Home
Richmond Townhouse - New Everything Incl Price
Port Moody - Excellent Investment Property
Shannon Shares - July 7, 2021
Finding Beauty Everywhere
DIY Make your A/C Unit Efficient
June 2021 Market Update
SPECIAL Vancouver Home w/ 2 Bed Legal Suite
North Shore Home w/suite - Just reduced
Condo in Historical New West for less than Rent
June 2021 Market Update
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