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2020 was a year of unprecedented highs and lows across the board. In real estate, we experienced a huge jump in transactions and saw our rental market in Toronto go through an interesting change. A report detailing the Q4 rental market results in 2020 was released by Urbanation, a consulting and reporting firm for the GTA condominium and rental markets. Read more ›
2020 was a year of unprecedented highs and lows across the board. In real estate, we experienced a huge jump in transactions and saw our rental market in Toronto go through an interesting change. A report detailing the Q4 rental market results in 2020 was released by Urbanation, a consulting and reporting firm for the GTA condominium and rental markets.
We talked a few weeks ago about the new legislative changes that have allowed Toronto to build and construct laneway houses as a much needed action against the city’s housing crisis as well as an opportunity for investors and home-owners to dramatically increase the value of their properties. Today we wanted to share some success stories with you from around Toronto. Read more ›
We talked a few weeks ago about the new legislative changes that have allowed Toronto to build and construct laneway houses as a much needed action against the city’s housing crisis as well as an opportunity for investors and home-owners to dramatically increase the value of their properties. Today we wanted to share some success stories with you from around Toronto.
Home buyers in Toronto better be prepared as prices continue to surge. The Toronto Real Estate Board expects home prices to rise by 10% this year, leading to the average home price to surpass $1 million by the end of 2021. As with a higher price, the down payment required to purchase a home will climb even higher, leaving many unable to enter the market. Affordability issues aren’t anything new to Toronto but it’s important to look at the gravity of the situation. Read more ›
Home buyers in Toronto better be prepared as prices continue to surge. The Toronto Real Estate Board expects home prices to rise by 10% this year, leading to the average home price to surpass $1 million by the end of 2021. As with a higher price, the down payment required to purchase a home will climb even higher, leaving many unable to enter the market. Affordability issues aren’t anything new to Toronto but it’s important to look at the gravity of the situation.
Want an amazing luxury townhouse with the functionality of working from home in an executive office? Look no further than 2 Oriole Road. With 3 oversized bedrooms and 2.5 bathrooms, this townhouse also has a separate above ground bachelor apartment … Property Spotlight: 2 Oriole Road Read More »
Want an amazing luxury townhouse with the functionality of working from home in an executive office? Look no further than 2 Oriole Road. With 3 oversized bedrooms and 2.5 bathrooms, this townhouse also has a separate above ground bachelor apartment …
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Competition has been a defining trend in Toronto’s real estate market for decades now. The supply is never enough for the constant demand for housing. As we’ve mentioned many times before, this has driven the prices in Toronto sky high forcing even fiercer competition and regular bidding wars on many properties. With so many buyers vying for their new home, it’s common to lose on offer night. An occurrence that often repeats for many buyers. How is it possible to stay positive in such a fierce and competitive market? Read more ›
Competition has been a defining trend in Toronto’s real estate market for decades now. The supply is never enough for the constant demand for housing. As we’ve mentioned many times before, this has driven the prices in Toronto sky high forcing even fiercer competition and regular bidding wars on many properties. With so many buyers vying for their new home, it’s common to lose on offer night. An occurrence that often repeats for many buyers. How is it possible to stay positive in such a fierce and competitive market?
Selling your home is a lot of things: exciting, stressful, rewarding and a lot of hard work. Getting your home ready for sale is something that all sellers need to be prepared for and every house has a different level of intensity in this endeavour. You want your home to be absolutely stunning to wow potential buyers as well as get your desired sale price. Home improvements can be a great way to achieve this but sellers beware, there are many pitfalls when it comes to these renovations for your soon-to-be sold home. If you’re not careful, you may find you cost yourself more on improvements than adding value to your home. Here are 6 home improvements you’ll probably want to avoid when preparing your home for sale. Read more ›
Selling your home is a lot of things: exciting, stressful, rewarding and a lot of hard work. Getting your home ready for sale is something that all sellers need to be prepared for and every house has a different level of intensity in this endeavour. You want your home to be absolutely stunning to wow potential buyers as well as get your desired sale price. Home improvements can be a great way to achieve this but sellers beware, there are many pitfalls when it comes to these renovations for your soon-to-be sold home. If you’re not careful, you may find you cost yourself more on improvements than adding value to your home. Here are 6 home improvements you’ll probably want to avoid when preparing your home for sale.
The pandemic has created a frenzy in the Toronto real estate market. Demand has increased to a level that has fuelled skyrocketing prices in an already inflated market. Supply is incredibly outpaced despite the fact that listings have increased year on year. March in 2021 was no different. Read more ›
The pandemic has created a frenzy in the Toronto real estate market. Demand has increased to a level that has fuelled skyrocketing prices in an already inflated market. Supply is incredibly outpaced despite the fact that listings have increased year on year. March in 2021 was no different.
Bidding wars are common in the Toronto real estate market. With such intense competition and limited supply, buyers are willing to go above and beyond to secure their homes. If you find yourself in a bidding war, here are a couple of things you should keep in mind if you want to come out on top. Read more ›
Bidding wars are common in the Toronto real estate market. With such intense competition and limited supply, buyers are willing to go above and beyond to secure their homes. If you find yourself in a bidding war, here are a couple of things you should keep in mind if you want to come out on top.
The Toronto real estate market is as hot as ever and prices are skyrocketing as competition only gets more fierce. Bidding wars are common and offer nights can be overwhelming. It’s common to see many buyers opting out and holding off from buying at the moment. But there’s always a cost to waiting. Read more ›
The Toronto real estate market is as hot as ever and prices are skyrocketing as competition only gets more fierce. Bidding wars are common and offer nights can be overwhelming. It’s common to see many buyers opting out and holding off from buying at the moment. But there’s always a cost to waiting.
Vendor Take Back Deals, also known as VTBs and Seller Take Back Mortgages and Reverse Mortgages, is a unique and rare type of deal in real estate. Though rare, it can be great for both the buyer and the seller in a transaction when compared to traditional real estate transactions. We’ll go through what a VTB is, how it works as well as show you an example of a VTB deal. Read more ›
Vendor Take Back Deals, also known as VTBs and Seller Take Back Mortgages and Reverse Mortgages, is a unique and rare type of deal in real estate. Though rare, it can be great for both the buyer and the seller in a transaction when compared to traditional real estate transactions. We’ll go through what a VTB is, how it works as well as show you an example of a VTB deal.
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