Greetings from Whistler and Pemberton,
Although it is not expected to last too long, the Juneuary we are experiencing has brought cooler temps, which are welcomed across the province as well as the rain to slow down the early fire season. Whistler is still active with skiing on the Blackcomb Glacier, Whistler Bike Park with Village and Creekside access plus all the golfing and outdoor hiking and biking one could want. The Farmers market’s are running strong for Pemberton on Fridays and Whistler on Sundays, be sure to grab yourself some local goods!
Real estate activity remains strong. Whistler currently has 221 active listings and Pemberton with 66. Knowledge of the market and pricing strategy, as always are keys to selling your properties. For Buyers it is being approved or having your financing organized, knowing your key criteria and of course sharing that with us know so we know what you are looking for and can lead you to successful purchase! You can see the record sale of an outstanding Stonebridge home here, sold for $19,000,000 this week! Let us know if you would like further details on any of these properties or if you have questions about the market in general. We are here to help.
Here are the past 7 day’s numbers:
Whistler Market
25 New Whistler Listings
10 Sales in Whistler
6 Price Adjustments
Pemberton Market
7 New Pemberton listings
4 Pemberton Sales
2 Price Adjustments
We look forward to hearing from you and wish you and your families a beautiful week.
Lynne Venner & Tracey Cruz
Your Mother/Daughter Team
*Note All statistical information provided from sources deemed to be reliable. The information provided is based on data collected from Whistler Listing Service WLS and MLS.
💫 FEATURE PROPERTY!! 💫
7456 Dogwood Street
|
|
Is Whistler ready for the return of the grizzly bear?
The magnificent grizzly bear is back and Whistler is on track to be a model of coexistence for communities across North America. Indigenous knowledge documents that where grizzlies roam, they indicate health for the land and their people. Our Western knowledge system—science—understands this as well. Grizzlies are keystone species in the ecosystems they roam. They play an integral part in seeding mountainside berry patches, cultivating alpine glacier lily fields, and carrying nitrogen-rich salmon as fertilizer into the magnificent forests of the West Coast.Enjoying the benefits of nature comes with the responsibility to take care of her and learn to coexist with all her wild creatures. Our ecosystems flourish when the great bear roams the mountains and valley bottoms we share. The return of the grizzly to Whistler is a hopeful story of healing our relationship with nature. The full article can be found here.