Christopher Alexander
Christopher Alexander is president of Re/Max Canada, overseeing operations throughout Alberta, British Columbia, Manitoba, New Brunswick, Newfoundland and Labrador, Nova Scotia, Ontario, Prince Edward Island and Saskatchewan. Additionally, he works closely with the leaders of the independent Re/Max Quebec region to build a cohesive brand strategy across the country. A third-generation Re/Max leader, he maintains a deep knowledge of real estate markets and industry trends and connects with the Re/Max network around the world.
Christopher Alexander: Rotten BANANAs threaten the future of Ontario’s housing market
I’ve said it before and I’m not alone in my stance: the only solution to our housing crisis is to build more homes. But that message is being drowned out by cries of “not in my back yard".
Christopher Alexander: A decline in real estate prices is unlikely
The strength of the Canadian real estate market has continued to prove itself time and time again during the pandemic. So why all the fear mongering by Canada Mortgage and Housing Corp. (CMHC)?
Christopher Alexander: It’s time for a reality check
The new minority government could be just what Canada needs to pull it out of this housing quagmire, which only seems to have gotten muddier since the Liberals took power in 2015.
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Real estate success is built on high-touch, emotional relationships between agents and consumers, which we cannot forget. This begs the question: will technology ever replace the human touch?
Christopher Alexander: The disruptors are knocking
With the arrival of Zillow and Purplebricks in Canada, and most recently the public release of sold data, you can be sure that our industry will look different one year from now.
Christopher Alexander: Will Zillow’s arrival in Canada disrupt the real estate industry? [Updated]
U.S. real estate listing website Zillow has arrived north of the border. Could this be the start of the For Sale By Owner (FSBO) era? It’s unlikely.