Tammy Sharp, Realtor

Tammy Sharp, Realtor Helping clients buy, sell & invest in homes in Greater Vancouver, BC, Tammy is a top 10% expert agent Real Estate is truly my passion.
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I made my first real estate transaction when I was in my early twenties, and since that day, I have been hooked. Honesty and integrity are at the core of who I am, which naturally carries through into my professional life. Every career experience has lead me to becoming a Realtor. I have had careers in various capacities including sales, management and as an entrepreneur. My outstanding success in each of those capacities stemmed from truly understanding and prioritizing client service and satisfaction. As my client you are my number one priority, and to me, a completely satisfied client is my goal. My guarantee to you is that I will represent your interests as if they are my own.

Mid-year outlook for Canada's housing market: Between correction and recoveryAs we reach the midpoint of the year, it’s ...
09/20/2026

Mid-year outlook for Canada's housing market: Between correction and recovery
As we reach the midpoint of the year, it’s encouraging to see Canada’s housing market in 2026 showing real signs of recovery. Resale activity is picking up, inventories are holding steady, and while prices aren’t climbing rapidly, the pace of declines has noticeably slowed. Looking ahead to 2027, there’s reason for cautious optimism—a gradual rebound is on the horizon, even as the market faces challenges like changes in immigration policy and higher interest rates. Navigating these shifts calls for the kind of skill, care, and commitment I bring to every client relationship. With my 5-Star Service Plan and unwavering focus on your best interests, I work to help buyers and sellers move forward with confidence, no matter what the market brings.


https://www.roomvu.com/agent-news/tammy-sharp-prec/1959407-Mid-year-outlook-for-Canada%27s-housing-market%3A-Between-correc

09/17/2026

Canada Housing Could Look Very Different in 2027
Looking ahead to 2027, we may see a gradual shift in Canada’s housing landscape. According to CMHC, as incomes and the economy strengthen, market conditions are expected to improve—though sales are still likely to stay below the highs of the past decade. CREA’s forecast of modest national price growth points toward a more stabilized market, rather than another dramatic surge. For buyers, higher inventory and softer demand in certain areas could mean more negotiating power. Navigating these changes calls for a Realtor who brings skill, care, and commitment to every decision—qualities I prioritize in guiding my clients to outcomes that truly reflect their goals.

"Is the housing market going to crash?"After a decade of crash headlines, it's no wonder so many Canadians keep asking.B...
09/17/2026

"Is the housing market going to crash?"

After a decade of crash headlines, it's no wonder so many Canadians keep asking.

But here's what forecasters actually see: a market that's been through a long, slow correction and is now finding its footing — with national outlooks calling for a reset and modest price growth, not a collapse.

Every market is different, and yours might look nothing like the national picture. That's exactly why it's worth asking about your area specifically instead of settling for the scariest headline in your feed.

Call/text/email us at (604) 306-1968 or [email protected] if you have questions

The smartest way to use AI in a home search? Give it the homework.Let it sharpen your wish list, explain the confusing t...
09/15/2026

The smartest way to use AI in a home search? Give it the homework.

Let it sharpen your wish list, explain the confusing terms, rough out the numbers, and build your shortlist. It's genuinely good at all of that.

Then take what it found to a professional who can verify it — someone who's walked those streets, knows what homes there actually sell for, and can spot the things no chatbot can see.

One of my favourite conversations lately: bring me what the chatbot told you, and I'll tell you what it got right.

Read the full article: https://tammysharp.com/how-ai-is-changing-the-home-search-and-how-to-make-it-work-for-you/

Housing affordability improved in July from JuneJuly brought some encouraging news for home buyers: affordability saw a ...
09/11/2026

Housing affordability improved in July from June
July brought some encouraging news for home buyers: affordability saw a boost as home prices dropped in 10 out of 13 Canadian markets, including Vancouver, Hamilton, and Regina. This meant that the income needed for a mortgage also dipped, even as mortgage rates edged down only slightly. These shifts highlight why having a Realtor who is attentive to your unique needs, and committed to guiding you with skill and care, truly matters—especially when every market move can impact your next step.
https://www.roomvu.com/agent-news/tammy-sharp-prec/1950683-Housing-affordability-improved-in-July-from-June

09/10/2026

Canada’s Housing Market Eyes 2027 Recovery

Selling soon? Here's something most sellers haven't thought about yet: buyers' AI tools now read and summarize listings ...
09/10/2026

Selling soon? Here's something most sellers haven't thought about yet: buyers' AI tools now read and summarize listings before anyone looks at your photos. Your home might reach its next buyer as three bullet points in a chat window.

That changes what a great listing has to do. Specific, accurate details get found and repeated — vague lifestyle copy gets skipped. Your photos and your facts need to tell the same story. And pricing right matters more than ever, because a mispriced home quietly drops out of searches it never even knew were happening.

Sellers who understand this have a real edge right now. The full post explains how it works.
Read the full article: https://tammysharp.com/how-ai-is-changing-the-home-search-and-how-to-make-it-work-for-you/

09/09/2026

Expert Tips for Selling Your Home This Fall and Winter
When it comes to selling your home as the leaves fall and winter approaches, a thoughtful approach can make all the difference. I always advise my clients to get a head start—take care of those exterior details like gutters, fresh paint, and clear windows before the weather turns. First impressions are powerful, and a well-maintained exterior sets the tone. Inside, creating a warm, inviting space helps potential buyers feel at home from the moment they walk in. Small, personal touches go a long way in helping someone picture their own life there. Even if your home is vacant, keeping up curb appeal and making sure the utilities stay on are important steps that shouldn’t be overlooked. Finally, when offers start coming in, it’s not just about the highest number—considering factors like buyer reliability and financing can lead to a smoother, more successful sale. My goal is always to combine skilled guidance with care and commitment, so you can move forward with confidence.

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