Planning a summer trip and unsure whether to fly or drive? Our quick quiz can help you decide the best summer travel option for your journey. Answer the following questions to find out which mode of transportation suits you best. Quiz: Should I Fly or Drive? How many people are coming along? A. Just me […]
Starting January 1, 2025, the new B.C. home flipping tax comes into effect. If you’re unsure about what this means for you and your property investments, Hilbert&Crick is here to help. Key Information for Home Sellers If you’re considering selling a recent purchase, it’s important to be aware of this new tax. The BC home […]
Since 2022, interest rates have been fluctuating, causing a point of concern for many Canadian residents. With rates trending upwards, Kelowna homeowners have found it challenging to hold on to homes for sale in Kelowna BC. This is especially true for those with variable-rate loans or loans that need to be renewed. The Bank of […]
Kelowna, BC – June 3, 2024 – The Hilbert&Crick Real Estate Group, led by Becky Hilbert and Dallas Crick, has once again demonstrated their exceptional prowess in the real estate industry by securing Gold Awards in two highly competitive categories at the Best of Kelowna Awards. Becky Hilbert was honoured as the Best REALTOR® in […]
Kelowna, BC – May 9, 2024 – The Hilbert&Crick Real Estate Group, led by Becky Hilbert and Dallas Crick, continues to carve out a remarkable legacy in Canada’s real estate landscape. Their recent accolades and community recognition underscore their unwavering commitment to excellence and client satisfaction. At the forefront of their achievements is the coveted […]
New short-term rental restrictions have undoubtedly impacted real estate in Kelowna. With the initial legislation now in effect, property owners will be required to comply with the government’s regulations. For some, this might mean attaining a business license. For others, it could mean finding a new way to boost property value. Regardless of what course […]
New short-term rental (STR) legislation that was proposed in 2023, is finally about to take effect come May 1. The proposed changes were intended to provide stricter enforcement tools for local governments, new requirements for STRs, and new regulatory authorities to oversee operations. However, following pushback from numerous British Columbia residents, the government has made […]
After exiting the pandemic, Canada’s housing market boomed. With borrowing rates at all-time lows, many buyers had more power than in previous years. This allowed several Canadians to acquire homes that they wouldn’t normally be able to afford. As a result, numerous buyers capitalized on the below-average rates. Fast forward to the present-day market, and […]
