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My experience with Adam Chahl, Very professional, informative, helpful and focused on details. Once contacted at Oakwyn Realty. Adam will tirelessly search for the best purchase or Sale of your !. Backed with accomplished credentials and resources. And a personal approach to every client. He will leave you confident of a positive outcome. Call Adam Chahl if you want it done !.
Adam was very knowledgeable on the current market condition. He answered all of my questions very thoughtfully. I feel very comfortable and confident in the real estate process after speaking with Adam. I would highly recommend him if you want the best and brightest.
Adam is very knowledgeable, professional and responsive. His knowledge on the real estate market is second to none, and I would highly recommend checking out his YouTube channel where he discusses the ever changing landscape of the real estate market. I would not hesitate to recommend Adam’s services.
I’ve had the pleasure of working with Adam over the years for his services - he’s extremely attentive in general and so, so knowledgeable about the real estate industry. I’d recommend Adam for his services anytime.
Very knowledgeable and responsive. Professionals as they come.
Adam Chahl helped us with our real estate investments in the greater Vancouver area. After making the first investment on the spot, we have made all subsequent investments with him remotely in complete faith and confidence. He has facilitated great real estate investments for us for over a decade and we are happy to recommend him to anyone looking to buy or sell in the Vancouver area!
The May inflation data, released this morning by Statistics Canada, bore no surprises. The year-over-year (y/y) inflation measured by the Consumer Price Index (CPI) at 3.4% was just as expected--down a full percentage point from the April reading. This is the smallest increase since June 2021. Economists hit this one on the head because we knew dro...
Canadian housing starts fell 23 per cent to 202,494 units in May at a seasonally adjusted annual rate (SAAR). Starts were down 28 per cent from the same month last year. Single-detached housing starts rose 3 per cent to 55,967 units, while multi-family and others fell 29 per cent to 146,528 (SAAR). 
The Bank of Canada raised its overnight policy rate this morning by 25 basis points to 4.75 per cent. In its statement accompanying the decision, the bank noted that the Canadian economy was stronger than expected in the first quarter and spending in interest rates sensitive sectors, like the housing market, has picked up. On inflation, the Bank co...
