December 2013 Maritime Economic Fundamentals
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Shipyard work welcomed
The modernization of the Halifax Shipyard is good news for his business, says Miguel Salguiero, co-owner of Omega Formwork Inc. of Mount Uniacke.
Omega was among a number of local companies included in $28.5 million worth of shipyard modernization contracts announced Tuesday by Irving Shipbuilding.
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The modernization of the Halifax Shipyard is good news for his business, says Miguel Salguiero, co-owner of Omega Formwork Inc. of Mount Uniacke.
Omega was among a number of local companies included in $28.5 million worth of shipyard modernization contracts announced Tuesday by Irving Shipbuilding.
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Halifax area housing market expected to rebound in 2014
The Halifax-Dartmouth region will lead an Eastern Canadian real estate market resurgence in 2014, says the Re/Max Canadian Housing Market Outlook released Wednesday.
Along with a five per cent increase in sales activity, the national survey predicted an average selling price of $278,000 next year, for a one per cent increase over 2013 for the region.
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The Halifax-Dartmouth region will lead an Eastern Canadian real estate market resurgence in 2014, says the Re/Max Canadian Housing Market Outlook released Wednesday.
Along with a five per cent increase in sales activity, the national survey predicted an average selling price of $278,000 next year, for a one per cent increase over 2013 for the region.
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Halifax rental market update
HALIFAX, NOVA SCOTIA--(Marketwired - Dec. 12, 2013) - The rental apartment vacancy rate[sup]1 in Nova Scotia's urban centres2[/sup] was 3.7 per cent in October, 2013, up from 3.4 per cent in October, 2012 according to the Fall Rental Market Survey released today by Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation.
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HALIFAX, NOVA SCOTIA--(Marketwired - Dec. 12, 2013) - The rental apartment vacancy rate[sup]1 in Nova Scotia's urban centres2[/sup] was 3.7 per cent in October, 2013, up from 3.4 per cent in October, 2012 according to the Fall Rental Market Survey released today by Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation.
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Nova Scotia real estate sales slump
The real estate market in Nova Scotia had a sluggish fall, but industry groups remain optimistic that a rebound is around the corner.
According to numbers released by the Nova Scotia Association of REALTORS Monday, provincial sales were down 6.8 per cent in the three-month period ending in November when compared to last year. Halifax-Dartmouth led the way with a 10.2 per cent drop in sales.
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The real estate market in Nova Scotia had a sluggish fall, but industry groups remain optimistic that a rebound is around the corner.
According to numbers released by the Nova Scotia Association of REALTORS Monday, provincial sales were down 6.8 per cent in the three-month period ending in November when compared to last year. Halifax-Dartmouth led the way with a 10.2 per cent drop in sales.
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Vacancies, rents up across Newfoundland
According to the Fall 2013 report from the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corp. (CMHC) , released recently, the apartment vacancy rate was 2.7 per cent in October, up from 2.2 per cent in October 2012.
In St. John`s, the vacancy rate was 3.2 per cent in October, compared with 2.8 per cent the year before.
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According to the Fall 2013 report from the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corp. (CMHC) , released recently, the apartment vacancy rate was 2.7 per cent in October, up from 2.2 per cent in October 2012.
In St. John`s, the vacancy rate was 3.2 per cent in October, compared with 2.8 per cent the year before.
Read the full article here.