Welcome to a year-end closer from your friendly #HamOnt real estate agents Doug & Tricia at Folsetter Taffs and Associates.
2022 brought lots of quick posts on my Facebook, Instagram and Twitter pages. But the speed of the market (and now
drought) left little time (and now little inspiration) for more formal posts on
this page.
I’m hoping for some big ‘bammer’ homes in 2023 and getting back to some character brimming long reads that celebrate our city’s architectural splendors.
In the interim, enjoy the BEST of 2022 and an OUTLOOK for 2023 from Doug and Tricia.
Best Regards,
Adam (aka FreshBrick)
DOUG & TRICIA’S BEST OF 2022
Best character 316 James St S, Unit D
Sold for $700,316 (I see what they did there!). Located in #HamOnt's storied Ballinahinch mansion circa 1850.
Best bang for your buck 112 Hillcrest Avenue
This coveted Kirkendall South classic sold for a song at $840,000. Steps to conservation and trails, yet a short walk to the shops and restaurants of Dundurn and Locke streets.
Photos by Vogel Creative Photography
Best fixer upper 61 Smith
This 1,700+ sqft. century cottage sold for $515,700. A blank slate with loads of potential.
Best renovation 16 West 34th
House hunters salivated over this mid-century makeover, generating multiple bids for a sale of $1,451,800 ($551,800 over asking!).
Best feature Sunroom at 400 Queen S.
Sunshine and beveled glass for days! This 4,500 sqft. Kirkendall neighbourhood mansion was cancelled unless it sold off-market. Last listed for $1,999,000.
Best outdoor living 443 5th Concession W./181 James St N, Unit 601
Best surprise and delight Fur vault at 822 Main St E/Tin ceilings at 151 James St S
Fresh Fact: In 1874 the Buchanan family left the Auchmar estate and moved into this building where Radius restaurant/bar is now located!
Best curb appeal 316 James St S, Unit D
Best in-fill build 547 / 549 Hughson Street N.
DOUG & TRICIA’S OUTLOOK 2023
Doug and Tricia predict the market will likely continue to correct into the first quarter, although they are starting to see some price stability and consumer demand now that prices and interest rates are beginning to settle.
They believe there will be good opportunities for first time
buyers and buyers wishing to move up now that down payment requirements are
lower (a cause and effect of lower prices).
As far as other trends and observations go, Doug and Tricia
note that higher mortgage payments drive consumers to look to alternative
housing arrangements through cohabitation, multi-generational homes, and the addition
of secondary income suites to current properties.
Overall, Folsetter
Taffs and Associates anticipate more balance in the market as the
year progresses but unlikely significant price growth. All this will be largely
dependent on the overall economy. Have patience as it's only when it rains that
we grow. There is light in your real estate future!
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