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Lily Chong

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About Lily Chong

Leveraging market knowledge and negotiation skills to deliver exceptional results. Your real estate success is my priority. Ready to make your real estate dreams a reality? Let's chat. Your dream home awaits.

7 years at IQI

65 transactions

22 properties on sale

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Secure your Brand New Off-the-Plan Townhouse with only 5% Deposit now, and saving up to $29,535 on stamp duty* photo

Secure your Brand New Off-the-Plan Townhouse with only 5% Deposit now, and saving up to $29,535 on stamp duty*

6/30 Lanyon Street, Mandurah, Western Australia 6210, Australia

3
2
541

$ 737,558

Listed on August 20, 2026

Secure your Brand New Off-the-Plan Townhouse with only 5% Deposit now, and saving up to $28,659 on stamp duty* photo

Secure your Brand New Off-the-Plan Townhouse with only 5% Deposit now, and saving up to $28,659 on stamp duty*

5/30 Lanyon Street, Mandurah, Western Australia 6210, Australia

3
2
527

$ 726,594

Listed on August 20, 2026

Parkside Lifestyle Meets Modern Luxury photo

Parkside Lifestyle Meets Modern Luxury

145A Mars Street, Carlisle, Western Australia 6101, Australia

4
3
750
242 m²
400 m²

$ 1,485,083

Listed on August 11, 2026

Premium Riverside Apartment Living Right At Elizabeth Quay! photo

Premium Riverside Apartment Living Right At Elizabeth Quay!

1 Geoffrey Bolton Avenue, Perth, Western Australia 6000, Australia

2
1
792
92 m²

$ 1,258,832

Listed on August 11, 2026

TITLE ISSUED – SETTLE SOON AND START BUILDING SOONER
ONLY 2 HOMES REMAIN | 50% SOLD photo

TITLE ISSUED – SETTLE SOON AND START BUILDING SOONER ONLY 2 HOMES REMAIN | 50% SOLD

2/3 Myrtle Street, Willetton, Western Australia 6155, Australia

4
3
826
214 m²
192 m²

$ 1,495,050

Listed on August 11, 2026

TITLE ISSUED – SETTLE SOON AND MOVE CLOSER TO CONSTRUCTION
Rare Opportunity - Double Storey Home in Rossmoyne High School Zone photo

TITLE ISSUED – SETTLE SOON AND MOVE CLOSER TO CONSTRUCTION Rare Opportunity - Double Storey Home in Rossmoyne High School Zone

4/3 Myrtle Street, Willetton, Western Australia 6155, Australia

4
3
681
229 m²
191 m²

$ 1,495,050

Listed on August 11, 2026

A Front Row Seat To Burswood's Golden Hour photo

A Front Row Seat To Burswood's Golden Hour

1906/118 Goodwood Parade, Burswood, Western Australia 6100, Australia

2
2
656
88 m²
160 m²

$ 946,865

Listed on August 11, 2026

""" PERFECT FOR LIVING OR INVESTMENT !!! """ photo

""" PERFECT FOR LIVING OR INVESTMENT !!! """

9/63 Third Avenue, Kelmscott, Western Australia 6111, Australia

3
1
718
238 m²

$ 597,023

Listed on August 11, 2026

""" PERFECT FOR LIVING OR INVESTMENT !!! """ photo

""" PERFECT FOR LIVING OR INVESTMENT !!! """

9/63 Third Avenue

3
1
2481
238 m²

$ 597,023

Listed on May 5, 2026

Save Up to $27,217 on Stamp Duty* – Secure Your Brand-New Townhouse with Just a 5% Deposit today. photo

Save Up to $27,217 on Stamp Duty* – Secure Your Brand-New Townhouse with Just a 5% Deposit today.

4/30 Lanyon Street, Mandurah, Western Australia 6210, Australia

3
2
646

$ 696,693

Listed on August 11, 2026

Secure your Brand New Off-the-Plan Townhouse with only 5% Deposit now, and saving up to $30,719 on stamp duty* photo

Secure your Brand New Off-the-Plan Townhouse with only 5% Deposit now, and saving up to $30,719 on stamp duty*

1/30 Lanyon Street, Mandurah, Western Australia 6210, Australia

3
2
483

$ 766,462

Listed on August 11, 2026

Secure your Brand New Off-the-Plan Townhouse with only 5% Deposit now, and saving up to $29,329 on stamp duty* photo

Secure your Brand New Off-the-Plan Townhouse with only 5% Deposit now, and saving up to $29,329 on stamp duty*

3/30 Lanyon Street, Mandurah, Western Australia 6210, Australia

3
2
547

$ 736,561

Listed on August 11, 2026

Secure your Brand New Off-the-Plan Townhouse with only 5% Deposit now, and saving up to $30,719 on stamp duty* photo

Secure your Brand New Off-the-Plan Townhouse with only 5% Deposit now, and saving up to $30,719 on stamp duty*

2/30 Lanyon Street, Mandurah, Western Australia 6210, Australia

3
2
470

$ 766,462

Listed on August 11, 2026

WHERE KINGS PARK BECOMES PART OF YOUR EVERYDAY LIFE photo

WHERE KINGS PARK BECOMES PART OF YOUR EVERYDAY LIFE

Level 4, 29/34 Kings Park Road Road, West Perth, Western Australia 6005, Australia

2
2
712
90 m²
122 m²

$ 797,360

Listed on August 11, 2026

Secure your Brand New Off-the-Plan Townhouse with only 5% Deposit now, and saving up to $31,749 on stamp duty* photo

Secure your Brand New Off-the-Plan Townhouse with only 5% Deposit now, and saving up to $31,749 on stamp duty*

7/30 Lanyon Street, Mandurah, Western Australia 6210, Australia

3
2
465

$ 786,396

Listed on August 11, 2026

Double-Storey Home in Rossmoyne High School Zone photo

Double-Storey Home in Rossmoyne High School Zone

3/3 Myrtle Street, Willetton, Western Australia 6155, Australia

4
3
646
229 m²
194 m²

$ 1,495,050

Listed on August 11, 2026

Brand New and Ready to Move In! photo

Brand New and Ready to Move In!

416/14 Leila Street, Cannington, Western Australia 6107, Australia

3
2
1734
96 m²
149 m²

$ 984,740

Listed on January 13, 2026

Modern Living with Space, Comfort & Convenience photo

Modern Living with Space, Comfort & Convenience

120/9 Central Terrace, Beckenham, Western Australia 6107, Australia

2
2
774
86 m²
117 m²

$ 622,938

Listed on August 11, 2026

Exclusive Double Storey House in Rossmoyne High School Zone photo

Exclusive Double Storey House in Rossmoyne High School Zone

1/3 Myrtle Street, Willetton, Western Australia 6155, Australia

4
3
729
212 m²
190 m²

$ 1,495,050

Listed on August 11, 2026

Second Chance: Prime Northbridge Development Opportunity photo

Second Chance: Prime Northbridge Development Opportunity

8 Parker Street, Northbridge, Western Australia 6003, Australia

766
548 m²

$ 3,588,120

Listed on August 11, 2026

Harold Boas Gardens on Your Doorstep photo

Harold Boas Gardens on Your Doorstep

75/6 Campbell Street, West Perth, Western Australia 6005, Australia

2
1
784
97 m²

$ 588,053

Listed on August 11, 2026

Contemporary Bottleyard Living Overlooking Robertson Park photo

Contemporary Bottleyard Living Overlooking Robertson Park

113/99 Palmerston Street, Perth, Western Australia 6000, Australia

2
2
633
64 m²
100 m²

$ 746,528

Listed on August 19, 2026

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Canada Property Market 2026: Buyers Stay Cautious as Major Markets Cool

Major Markets Lose Momentum Canada’s housing market remained relatively balanced in July 2026, as buyers stayed cautious despite improved borrowing conditions. Sales and new listings slowed across major markets, while prices continued to soften in several regions. In the Greater Toronto Area, sales fell 0.9% year-on-year, while new listings dropped a much sharper 17.8%. The average selling price declined 4.5% to C$1,003,956, although reduced supply has begun increasing competition among buyers. Metro Vancouver also slowed, with home sales falling 9.8% year-on-year to 2,061 transactions. New listings declined 11.5%, while the composite benchmark price fell 6.2% year-on-year to C$1,088,800. Apartment sales recorded the largest drop, down 17.8%.  Quebec Shows a Different Pattern Quebec also experienced softer transaction activity, with total sales down 6% year-on-year in July. However, active listings increased 19%, giving buyers more choice. Price trends were more mixed. The median price for single-family homes increased 3% to C$505,000, while plex properties recorded an 8% increase to C$690,000. Condominium activity was weaker, with sales falling 16% and median prices edging down 1%. The figures highlight how Canada’s housing adjustment is increasingly varying by region and property type. Outlook Canada’s market is likely to remain balanced but selective in the near term. Toronto and Vancouver may continue facing price pressure as demand adjusts, although tighter new supply could provide some support. For buyers and investors, opportunities will increasingly depend on local inventory, property type and pricing, rather than broad national market trends. The contents of this article were contributed by Yousaf Iqbal, Head of IQI Canada. Download to see insights from other country marketsDownload

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Canada Housing Market Outlook 2026: Buyer Activity Strengthens in Toronto and Vancouver

Canada’s Housing Market Regains Momentum Canada’s housing market strengthened in June 2026 as lower borrowing costs, improving affordability and growing consumer confidence encouraged more buyers to return. The recovery was particularly visible in Toronto and Vancouver, where sales increased while the supply of newly listed homes declined. This combination points to improving demand, although market conditions remain different across provinces and property types.  Toronto and Vancouver Lead the Recovery The Greater Toronto Area recorded 6,770 home sales, representing a 9.4% year-on-year increase. At the same time, new listings fell 12.9%, while active listings declined 13.5%. Toronto’s average home price reached $1,058,658, down 3.9% year-on-year. This suggests buyers are returning to the market, but price sensitivity continues to shape purchasing decisions. Metro Vancouver also recorded renewed momentum. Residential sales rose 9.6% year-on-year to 2,390 transactions, while new listings decreased 6.0%. Demand strengthened across detached homes, townhouses and apartments. Apartments generated the highest number of sales at 1,103 transactions, with a benchmark price of $695,200. Quebec presented a more mixed picture. Total residential sales declined 4% year-on-year to 8,492, while active listings increased 18%. However, median prices remained resilient, with single-family homes rising 3% to $515,000and condominiums increasing 1% to $409,500. Outlook Canada’s housing recovery is likely to remain gradual and regionally uneven. Toronto and Vancouver may continue benefiting from stronger buyer confidence and tighter new supply. However, buyers are expected to remain selective, especially where affordability remains challenging. Markets with balanced pricing, improving financing conditions and limited inventory should be better positioned to maintain momentum through the second half of 2026. Download to see insights from other country marketsDownload

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Canada Property Market July 2026: Stability Improves as Buyer Confidence Returns

Canada Housing Market Shows Improving Stability Canada’s housing market continued to stabilise in May 2026, with buyer activity gradually strengthening across many regions. Lower borrowing costs, improving affordability and stronger homebuyer confidence supported greater market participation during the spring season. Nationally, conditions remained relatively balanced. Inventory levels continued to give buyers ample choice, while home prices generally stayed below year-ago levels. This helped keep affordability in focus and prevented competition from rising too quickly. However, tightening supply in selected markets and improving sales activity suggest that Canada’s housing market may be moving closer to equilibrium. Toronto Gains Momentum, Vancouver Remains Balanced The Greater Toronto Area showed stronger momentum in May. Home sales increased 6.3% year-on-year to 6,583 transactions, while new listings fell 18.9% compared with May 2025. Even as market conditions tightened, buyers still benefited from softer pricing. The MLS® HPI Composite benchmarkwas down 6.7% year-on-year, while the average selling price reached $1,069,700, down 4.6% from a year earlier. In Metro Vancouver, the market remained more balanced. Residential sales totalled 2,150 transactions, down 3.5% year-on-year, while new listings declined 7.6%. Inventory remained elevated, with active listings more than 34% above the region’s 10-year average. The benchmark price for all residential properties stood at $1,100,700, down 6.2% year-on-year, giving buyers more selection and keeping price growth contained. Outlook Canada’s housing market is expected to move toward steadier conditions in the coming months. If buyer demand continues to recover and supply tightens further in key cities, price declines may moderate. For buyers, the current market still offers choice and negotiating room. For sellers, improving activity is positive, but realistic pricing remains essential. Download to see insights from other country marketsDownload

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Canada Housing Market Stabilises as Buyer Confidence Gradually Returns

Canada’s housing market is beginning to stabilise in 2026 as lower prices, improving affordability, and reduced borrowing costs gradually bring buyers back into the market. While elevated inventory levels continue to provide buyers with negotiating power, improving sales activity suggests confidence is slowly returning after a challenging period for the sector. Toronto: Sales Activity Improves One of the clearest signs of recovery can be seen in Toronto, where home sales rose 7% year-on-year to 5,946 transactions. Although new listings declined and benchmark prices remain below last year's levels, market conditions have started tightening as buyer activity improves. This suggests that demand is gradually returning, supported by better affordability and easing financing conditions. Vancouver: Detached Homes Lead Market Confidence In Vancouver, market performance remains mixed, but detached homes are showing encouraging signs of strength. Detached home sales increased 14%, indicating renewed confidence among buyers seeking larger properties. While benchmark prices remain lower than a year ago, values continue to hold above long-term averages, reflecting the underlying resilience of the market. Market Conditions Remain Balanced Across Canada, elevated housing inventory continues to create a balanced market environment. Buyers still have room to negotiate, while sellers are adjusting expectations in response to changing demand patterns. This balance is helping support a healthier market recovery compared to the rapid price growth seen in previous years. The combination of improving affordability, lower borrowing costs, and stable inventory levels is creating a more sustainable foundation for long-term market growth. Outlook Canada's housing market is expected to continue its gradual recovery through the second half of 2026. While price growth is likely to remain moderate, improving affordability, lower financing costs, and returning buyer demand should support stronger activity across major markets. If economic conditions remain stable, Toronto and Vancouver could lead the next phase of market improvement, while balanced inventory levels help maintain market stability. Download to see insights from other country marketsDownload

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