Scott Weber - Realtor at Royal LePage Wolle

03/23/2025

At the Home Show with... Alder Creek Radon Gas Pros

01/17/2025

Royal LaPage Wolle, Royal City, and Crown "Kick Off" for 2025!!

01/14/2025

This is another step in making home ownership unattainable for many...

In May 2024, City Council voted to request a report on new revenue options to address the City's annual deficits. The revenue options report discuss the pros and cons of land transfer, alcohol, to***co, and parking taxes.

05/03/2024

05/03/2024

WATERLOO REGION, ON (May 3, 2024) —In April, a total of 692 homes were sold via the Multiple Listing Service® (MLS®) System of the Waterloo Region Association of REALTORS® (WRAR). This represents an increase of 3.3% compared to the same period last year and a decline of 12.3% compared to the average number of homes sold in the previous 5 years for the same month.

“The real estate market appeared to be well-balanced last month,” says Christal Moura, president of WRAR. “The market experienced a slight increase in home sales and moderate price fluctuations. Additionally, the number of homes for sale reached an eight-year high for the month of April, which translates to more available options for potential buyers.”

07/19/2023

https://financialpost.com/news/canada-luxury-housing-market-big-change

Canada's luxury housing market has bounced back in recent months but has also started to diverge "unpredictably" in major cities. Read more

06/06/2023

The fallout from the increase in people now working from home...

06/06/2023

This is what happened when the shift to work at home becomes mandated and later desired...

06/05/2023

https://wrar.ca/waterloo-region-buyer-and-listing-activity-ramps-up-in-may/

“The spring market is in full swing with robust buyer and listing activity observed in May,” says Megan Bell, president of WRAR. "It's encouraging to witness a significant uptick in listing activity compared to April, and we remain optimistic that this positive momentum will carry into June..."

03/01/2023

The concept of developing a community where the workplace, amenities, and residence are conveniently located close to each other is nothing new. It's been around for decades. Many communities or villages are currently like this now. And while I was working with land developers over the past couple of decades, this was in fact the main idea driving the layout of various master-planned communities.

With that in mind, don't be fooled by unicorns and rainbows. What they are selling you here is quite restrictive. Many countries, Canada included, have signed on to the UN's Agenda 2030. That coupled with WEF (World Economic Forum), in which Canada is also a participating member, one can see an altruistic dystopian picture emerge.

There are test cities in other parts of the world (like in the UK) where they have currently enacted the 15-minute city guidelines as laid out by the UN and WEF. The approval rating by the citizens is a mere 7% however that doesn't seem to matter as governments around the world push forward regardless of what the people think or want.

I'll be posting more about these 15-minute cities in the near future because, in the end, there is a good chance you may not like what you're being sold. Many in opposition are comparing these 15-minute neighbourhoods to "districts" like in the movie series The Hunger Games. My goal here is simple. To show you research into the history, the background, the financial backers, and other information so that you can decide for yourself.

Stay tuned!!

The Region of Waterloo has adopted an amendment to the Region's Official Plan after a two-year review process for projected population and job growth.

02/03/2023

January 2023 Stats...