Its pretty quiet out there right now. There are some sales but not as much as we thought for this point in the year. We have listings and many people waiting to sell their place to buy another, but the chain of events hasn't quite produced yet. Could it be the weather? Could it be that it takes longer than we think to get those jobs back and get that steady income coming in before people are able to commit to buying a home? How's Alberta doing? They haven't bounced back yet, slowly its coming for them. We did come out really well from the economic recession, but it takes time. It is a great time to buy. Lots of value out there for your money. Lots of Sellers more willing to negotiate. The Bank of Canada raised their prime rate today, but even with that, the interest rates are still fabulous. This is a great time to buy an investment property. Victoria Villa for under $100,000, you can rent these 2 bedroom 1 bath, in suite laundry units for $850 per month, no maintenance and Woodland Court for under $90,000, you can also rent these for $800 to $850, 2 bedroom, 2 bath, no maintenance. You buy these units, rent them out, let the tenant pay your expenses, watch the market go back up and your mortgage go down and you've made some good money. Money you would not have been able to save. The Cranbrook real estate prices are down approx. 8 to 10%. They will go back up when the market starts to pick up again. When will that be? If we could predict the real estate market then we all would be very rich real estate investors.