Deb Archambault - Shuswap Real Estate

Deb Archambault - Shuswap Real Estate Deb Archambault Personal Real Estate Corporation Living in the Shuswap since 1997 🏡 Helping clients buy & sell with RE/MAX since 2013.

I bring great communication, organization & a personal touch to every move. Let’s find your perfect place together! 😊 Realtor® with RE/MAX Shuswap
I have been living in the Shuswap community since 1997, the first 8 yrs. in Blind Bay and I now in Salmon Arm. Although I was born and raised in Ontario – the Shuswap is my home. My Western life started in the lower mainland however, after experiencing the Shuswap for its beauty and outdoor adventures – all it took was one Houseboat Trip – I fell in love and was fortunate to get transferred to the Area! The communities are small and the environment was one in which I wanted to raise a family – a good decision all around and I have never looked back. In the winter months, you can find me on the curling rink, or carving my way down (slowly) on the slopes. While the summer is reserved for Golfing, on one of the many courses in the Shuswap, or taking to the water for a paddle. My true joy, however, lies in spending quality time with friends, family and the many clients I have had the pleasure of working with. Whether you're seeking the perfect home to buy, ready to sell the one you’re in, or simply want to chat about the Shuswap’s Real Estate Market, I would be happy to be your go-to person for both professional guidance and genuine conversation. With me you'll find a Real Estate Agent who embodies the values of trust, care, and authenticity with a commitment to honesty and integrity. As YOUR Real Estate Agent, I look forward to helping you find that new address or sell the one you are at. It will be great to meet you! You can contact me via email [email protected] or my cell 250-803-2133

Would you renovate your current home or move to a new one? 🏡✨The key is understanding which one better supports your lif...
09/28/2026

Would you renovate your current home or move to a new one? 🏡✨

The key is understanding which one better supports your lifestyle, budget, and long-term goals.

🔨 Renovating can be a great solution when you love your community but need more function, better flow, updated finishes, or additional space. It allows you to improve the home you already know and enjoy.
📦 Moving may make more sense when your current home no longer fits your needs. A new home can provide a different layout, more space, a shorter commute, access to different amenities, or a location that better matches this stage of life.

The decision comes down to what will make your day-to-day life easier, more comfortable, and more aligned with your future plans.

💬 If you had to choose today, would you invest in a renovation or start fresh with a move? Share your answer in the comments!

BC Standing Inventory Data By City, Size, And Average PriceI’ve been following the latest inventory numbers across BC, a...
09/26/2026

BC Standing Inventory Data By City, Size, And Average Price
I’ve been following the latest inventory numbers across BC, and there’s a lot to unpack. Right now, there are 6,687 unsold residential units in the province—most of them condos—with Burnaby, Vancouver, and Surrey topping the list for highest inventories. What’s interesting is that this unsold stock isn’t just made up of small units; it points to a more layered and complex market than headlines might suggest. As someone who has built a career on honest advice and local insight here in the Shuswap, I always find it valuable to look beyond the numbers and consider what they mean for real people making big decisions about their homes. Whether you’re buying, selling, or just keeping an eye on the trends, understanding the bigger picture helps you move forward with confidence.


https://www.roomvu.com/agent-news/debora-archambault/1969054-BC-Standing-Inventory-Data-By-City%2C-Size%2C-And-Average-Price

RBC: Housing recovery is coming, but don't expect a boomThere’s a sense of cautious optimism returning to Canada’s housi...
09/24/2026

RBC: Housing recovery is coming, but don't expect a boom
There’s a sense of cautious optimism returning to Canada’s housing market. We’re seeing resales picking up, inventory levels holding steady, and the pace of price declines slowing down. While RBC anticipates that both sales and prices could dip again in 2026, there’s a brighter outlook for 2027 as pent-up demand and improved affordability begin to support a gentle rebound—not a dramatic surge, but a steady, manageable recovery.

For those of us who live and work in the Shuswap, I know how important it is to feel informed and prepared, whether you’re thinking of making a move soon or simply keeping an eye on the market for the right moment. My approach has always been about honest advice and helping you feel confident every step of the way. If you’re wondering how these trends might play out locally or what they could mean for your next move, I’m here to help you make sense of it all—no pressure, just straightforward guidance as always.


https://www.roomvu.com/agent-news/debora-archambault/1969063-RBC%3A-Housing-recovery-is-coming%2C-but-don%27t-expect-a-boom

09/23/2026

Canada Housing Could Look Very Different in 2027 | Personal Real Estate Corporation
Looking ahead to 2027, we could see some notable shifts in Canada’s housing landscape. According to CMHC, housing conditions are expected to improve gradually as both incomes and the broader economy find their footing. That means we may see a recovery in home sales, though activity will likely remain a bit quieter than what we saw over the last decade. CREA is also predicting only modest national price growth—an encouraging sign of stabilization, rather than another big jump. For those considering a move, higher inventory and softer demand in certain areas might offer buyers more room to negotiate. As always, I’m committed to offering honest advice and helping you feel comfortable as you navigate these changes. My years of experience in the Shuswap market have taught me that real estate is always about finding the right fit—for you, your family, and your future.

Congrats to my clients for the sale! I look forward to your next chapter ~ thank you for choosing to work with me. You ...
09/23/2026

Congrats to my clients for the sale! I look forward to your next chapter ~ thank you for choosing to work with me. You have been amazing supporters over the years and happy to call you friends! I am excited and perhaps envious of this next chapter in your wonderful life .. Good people deserve the best and you are those people

Big shout out to Sara Galusha for bringing the buyers to this home! You really did bring the perfect buyers who love and appreciate this community

09/22/2026

Mid-year outlook for Canada's housing market: Between correction and recovery
As we reach the midpoint of the year, many clients are asking where Canada’s housing market stands. The outlook for 2026 brings a sense of cautious optimism: we’re seeing recovery signs with resales on the rise, inventory levels finding more stability, and price declines easing their pace. While 2027 is expected to bring a modest rebound, it’s important to keep in mind the ongoing challenges—like recent immigration cuts and adjustments to interest rates—that will continue to shape the landscape.

For those of us in the Shuswap and beyond, understanding these shifts matters whether you’re planning your next move, considering buying for the first time, or weighing your options as a seller. My approach has always been about honest advice and making the process as comfortable as possible, and that means keeping you informed with the latest market insights. Real estate can feel complex, but with clear information and a personal touch, you can make decisions with confidence.

09/21/2026

BC Standing Inventory Reached 6.7K | Personal Real Estate Corporation
It’s always helpful to see the bigger picture when it comes to real estate trends across BC. Recent numbers show that standing inventory provincewide has reached 6,700 homes. That includes 5,500 condos, along with a mix of townhomes and some multiplex units—not just in the biggest cities, but in communities throughout BC. For example, Burnaby currently leads with 1,210 unsold homes, followed by Vancouver (1,020), Surrey (798), and Coquitlam (620). Even beyond the Lower Mainland, places like Richmond (396), Kelowna (372), and Langley Township (276) all contribute to the total, with inventory clearly spread across the province. Here in the interior, we’re seeing similar trends—with communities like Abbotsford (118) and Chilliwack (100) included in the most recent tally.

There’s been some talk that most of these unsold homes are studios or one-bedrooms, but when you look closer at the size and average price data, there’s a bigger story unfolding—one that impacts buyers and sellers in every market. With nearly 14 years in real estate, I believe keeping an eye on these broader trends helps all of us make more informed, comfortable decisions, whether you’re thinking about your first home or your next one.

Canada's housing market 'finally' moving toward recovery this year: RBCAfter a period of uncertainty, it’s encouraging t...
09/19/2026

Canada's housing market 'finally' moving toward recovery this year: RBC
After a period of uncertainty, it’s encouraging to see signs that Canada’s housing market is working its way back to stability. According to RBC, we’re seeing home resales on the rise, inventory levels beginning to balance out, and prices finding their footing. While resales are expected to dip 3.6% this year, a rebound of 6.7% is projected for next year—paired with modest price increases as interest rates hold steady and we all keep an eye on broader economic factors. For those of us working with buyers and sellers in the Shuswap, these gradual shifts mean more predictability and a bit more confidence as you plan your next move. As always, my role is to help you navigate these changes with honest advice and local insight so you can feel comfortable and informed at every step.


https://www.roomvu.com/agent-news/debora-archambault/1960495-Canada%27s-housing-market-%27finally%27-moving-toward-recovery-thi

09/19/2026

Deb has been professional, friendly, and everything that we have needed throughout our buying proces...
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