Trevor Miller

Exquisite mega-townhouse in Wills Creek! Featuring 3662 sqft of luxury living, with 5-bedrooms (including double-masters w/large walk-in closets) and 5-bathrooms. Formal dining room, media room, and huge chef’s kitchen w/granite counters and stainless steel Fisher & Paykel appliances. Over-height ceilings & hardwood floors throughout. Strata-owned Geo-thermal heating and air conditioning w/HEPA & UV furnace filtration system. Amenities centre w/full gym, outdoor pool & hot tub. Walking distance to Morgan Creek golf course, Southridge and shops at Morgan Crossing.

Looking to sell? Contact me to find out your home’s current market value.

The world is hurting right now. The brutal killings of George Floyd and too many others before him have shaken us all to the injustices we must face and work together to change.

As a leader in business, it’s important that the community hears that we stand together for equality and kindness. RE/MAX is committed to supporting homeownership and equal rights for all. We believe in community and we take fair housing very seriously. But right now, we must question whether that is enough. Today I ask how we – 130,000 professionals across 110 countries – can be not only real estate agents, but agents of change.

It’s also important I address one fact around this: both Derek Chauvin and his wife were once affiliated with a RE/MAX franchise. Derek was a team member and independent contractor with a franchise from November 2016 to April of 2018. Neither are affiliated with RE/MAX in any way today.

As many people know, I once served as a police officer. I became a Deputy Sheriff in 1993 and served until 2003 because of my passion for helping people. I loved being an officer. I loved helping protect and serve my community. And I appreciate all the officers who continue to do that in a way that upholds the oath that we took and are standing with their community to make it a better place. After seeing the horrific footage from Minneapolis, I can say confidently that this tragedy was contrary to the training I received as an officer, and wrong on a human level.

We have a lot of work ahead of us to bring healing. I’m asking our membership to listen, learn, and lead with love and kindness. Listen to those hurting and hear them. Learn how to be a better ally. And be leaders within your communities, with empathy, kindness and love for all.

We will continue to partner with minority and advocacy organizations within our industry to educate and drive change. We will continue to push training and awareness with our membership and our headquarter employees to eradicate unconscious bias and discrimination. And we will continue to make diversity and inclusion a priority.

This problem won’t be solved overnight, but today we restate our long-term commitment and declaration: At RE/MAX Holdings, we stand for justice. We stand with the Black community. And we stand against racism.

Adam Contos
CEO
RE/MAX Holdings, Inc

https://news.remax.com/we-stand-for-justice

Hi all. I know many of you have questions during this trying time.

First, I just want to extend my heartfelt sympathy to anyone affected by the COVID-19 virus. I would also like to thank our healthcare workers and those working at grocery stores and pharmacies, as well as delivery drivers and others risking their own health to make sure our community is looked after as we try and weather this pandemic.

As far as real estate goes, realtors have been deemed a “non-healthcare essential service”, and as such, we are still on the job, working for our clients, albeit taking extreme caution and limiting in-person contact wherever possible.

The BCREA has posted the following Information for Real Estate Consumers on COVID-19:
https://www.recbc.ca/about-us/media/news/information-real-estate-consumers-covid-19

The Bank of Canada has also responded to the crisis by lowering interest rates:
https://www.crea.ca/news/bank-of-canada-cuts-interest-rates-in-response-to-rising-global-economic-risks/

For my clients, please know I am doing my best to stay on top of industry developments while still working to assist you. I thank you for continuing to have confidence in my skill and expertise during this challenging period. We will get through this!

Trevor

PS.  Find the latest COVID-19 news here:

https://www.canada.ca/en/public-health/services/diseases/coronavirus-disease-covid-19.html?utm_campaign=not-applicable&utm_medium=vanity-url&utm_source=canada-ca_coronavirus

The RE/MAX Hustle

The latest stats from the Fraser Valley Real Estate Board are out and the market is showing signs of life!

Click the link below for all the details, and feel free to contact me to find out what your home is worth.

Fraser Valley home sales rebound in July after lackluster June

“Fraser Valley’s housing data is out for June. Second lowest June sales since 2000. Growing inventory plus lower prices creating opportunity.”

Both buyers and sellers taking a wait-and-see approach in the Fraser Valley

People have been asking me how much prices have come down in Metro Vancouver, so thought I’d post this article from a few days back, as its maps do a great job of illustrating the current trends in each municipality:

https://www.burnabynow.com/how-much-have-metro-vancouver-homes-dropped-in-value-infographics-1.23625395