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CATEGORIES: Market Stats / Buying and Selling Guides / Neighbourhood Guides / Business Spotlights / Opinion Pieces
YKF is growing Fast!
The Region of Waterloo International Airport has gone from a regional footnote to one of Canada’s fastest-growing airports. With a $616 million, 20-year plan approved by Regional Council, here’s what’s changing and why it matters if you’re buying in Waterloo Region
Living in the East Ward Kitchener
The Auditorium neighbourhood in Kitchener's East Ward has streets with history — mature trees, mid-century character homes and a walkability to Downtown Kitchener most buyers would trade a lot for. Victoria Park, the Rangers, the ION and Centre In The Square all within reach.
The Fall Market is Here!
Labour Day weekend is almost here — and with it, the second busiest real estate market of the year. September and October bring more listings, more serious buyers and a hard deadline before the holidays. Here's how to approach the next 8 weeks whether you're buying or selling in Cambridge or Waterloo Region.
Buyer’s Have the Upper Hand Right Now.
July 2026 confirmed it — buyers have the upper hand in most segments of Waterloo Region right now. Sale-to-list ratios at or below 100%, inventory sitting and Waterloo quietly outperforming the rest of the region. Full breakdown inside.
April 2026 — Waterloo Region Market Report
April 2026 Waterloo Region market stats by neighbourhood — Cambridge, Kitchener, Waterloo, West Galt, Hespeler, Preston and more. Buyers are active, inventory is tight and West Galt is up 10.7% YoY. Tyler Palubiski breaks it all down.
Living in Forest Hill — Kitchener Neighbourhood Guide
Forest Hill is one of Kitchener's most established mid-century neighbourhoods — mature trees, generous lots, Lakeside Park and a $730K average freehold price. A personal guide from Tyler Palubiski, who grew up here.
Selling FAQ
Every question sellers ask about listing a home in Cambridge, Kitchener and Waterloo Region — honestly answered. Pricing, timing, costs, choosing an agent and specific situations covered by Tyler Palubiski, Cambridge Real Estate Broker.
GO Train Expansion
Two-way all-day GO Train service between Kitchener and Toronto is moving forward. Tyler Palubiski breaks down what it means for buyers, sellers and investors in Waterloo Region — and which neighbourhoods stand to benefit most.
March 2026 - Market Stats
March 2026 Waterloo Region market stats: sales up, inventory tightening, days on market dropping. Average sale prices for Cambridge, Kitchener and Waterloo with year-over-year and month-over-month comparisons. Local insights from Tyler Palubiski, Cambridge broker.
The Move Up Guide
Already own a home in Cambridge or Kitchener and thinking about upsizing? Tyler Palubiski breaks down the move-up process — equity, timing, sell first vs buy first, and the biggest mistakes to avoid. Honest advice from a local broker with 12 years experience.