We hope you all are enjoying the beginning of your long weekend!

Here is a little Saturday reading for you- brief summary of October's market stats.

We are around this weekend if you want more details on these or have any other real estate or housing market inquiries.

Congratulations to our fantastic clients, Julianna and Craig!

With our help, they found a beautiful home to make their own. We are so happy for you two and so excited for you as you embark on this new chapter of life as homeowners!

Huge congrats!!! 🎉🎉🎉

We hope you all have a very spooky day and get more treats than tricks!

Last week we celebrated John's Place's 40th birthday by heading down for our weekly team meeting over breakfast.

This fantastic Victoria institution did a very cool thing to celebrate their 40th year. They served breakfast at 1980s prices ($5 pancakes, $7 eggs bennies!) and they brought key staff back from over the years to join the current team through this celebratory week.

We have many fond memories of eating at John's Place from when the girls were kids and it was so nostalgic to go back there for breakfast and celebrate this milestone with the restaurant.

If, like us, it has been a while since you dined at John's Place (or if you haven't ever been), we recommend checking it out. It is still a great place to eat!

Tomorrow is BC election day (the final day to vote).

Polls will be open from 8am-8pm PST.

For more details and to learn where to vote, check out the BC Elections website (https://elections.bc.ca/2024-provincial-election/).

We are planning on getting to the polls first thing in the morning to beat the line!

We had a FANTASTIC Thanksgiving long weekend, spent with close friends and family!

Feeling rejuvenated and exceptionally grateful for all the love in our lives!

We hope you all, our friends and clients, had wonderful Thanksgiving weekends as well!

Friendly reminder that voting day is in just over a week (and advance polls began yesterday).

No matter who are voting for, this is your chance to get out their and exercise your democratic right

Did you know?

When it comes to houses, creaking and groaning aren’t necessarily signs of old age. House noises are usually caused by fluctuating humidity and temperature (also called thermal expansion and contraction).