Published on February 26, 2026
Is the Halifax real estate market crashing — or just correcting? In 2025, 60% of homes in Halifax sold under asking, and the average over-asking amount was only $14,000. That’s a major shift from the Covid years, when pricing felt almost irrelevant and sellers could ask, “How much do you want?” In this episode, we break down what’s really happening in the Nova Scotia housing market heading into 2026. Joined by Matt, broker-owner of Royal LePage Atlantic, we discuss: Why pricing must be precise right out of the gate Why overpricing “to leave room for negotiation” can backfire...

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@jordimonk February 26, 2026

Prices have doubled in the last 5 years. Ask yourselves what caused that, and whether those causes (high population growth, cheap credit, yield expectations, employment) are moving in the same direction as then or the opposite.

@tanyaldutton February 26, 2026

When I see a price reduction I’m thinking there is something wrong with the house, honestly….