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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.
Landlords, investors and property managers have reservations about the looming eviction ban. Ontario declared its second state of emergency and issued a stay-at-home order effective January 14. With many new restrictions and many people unable to return to work in the current, there are many ambiguities and questions from landlords and tenants alike. Read more ›
Landlords, investors and property managers have reservations about the looming eviction ban. Ontario declared its second state of emergency and issued a stay-at-home order effective January 14. With many new restrictions and many people unable to return to work in the current, there are many ambiguities and questions from landlords and tenants alike.
Welcome to 2021! A new year with a plethora of opportunities waiting! Time to start fresh and leave the challenges of 2020 behind, right? Well, yes and no. As we welcome in the new year, it may be tempting to pretend like 2020 never happened. Read more ›
Welcome to 2021! A new year with a plethora of opportunities waiting! Time to start fresh and leave the challenges of 2020 behind, right? Well, yes and no. As we welcome in the new year, it may be tempting to pretend like 2020 never happened.
You’ve seen beautiful, pristine homes plastered everywhere. On real estate sites, Facebook, Instagram, magazines and television – they’re everywhere. The homes look amazing and probably cost a lot. Well, that’s the point. They are made to look that way. Staging is the process of decorating, styling, rearranging furniture, painting, designing and dressing up a home to make it look amazing for listing photos and visits from potential buyers. Read more ›
You’ve seen beautiful, pristine homes plastered everywhere. On real estate sites, Facebook, Instagram, magazines and television – they’re everywhere. The homes look amazing and probably cost a lot. Well, that’s the point. They are made to look that way. Staging is the process of decorating, styling, rearranging furniture, painting, designing and dressing up a home to make it look amazing for listing photos and visits from potential buyers.
December 2020 marks the closing of an unprecedented and unpredictable year. Despite the global pandemic, competition for residential real estate is still as heated as ever in Toronto and the wider Ontario markets. Today we decided to have a look at Ontario’s different real estate markets and see how 2020 fared amidst a tumultuous and challenging year. Read more ›
December 2020 marks the closing of an unprecedented and unpredictable year. Despite the global pandemic, competition for residential real estate is still as heated as ever in Toronto and the wider Ontario markets. Today we decided to have a look at Ontario’s different real estate markets and see how 2020 fared amidst a tumultuous and challenging year.
A new rental trend may be emerging in Toronto. Laneway housing, also known as garden suites, are beginning to make an appearance in the neighbourhoods of Toronto. Since 2018, when Toronto went ahead and approved the by-laws for laneway housing, development began on new suites. Read more ›
A new rental trend may be emerging in Toronto. Laneway housing, also known as garden suites, are beginning to make an appearance in the neighbourhoods of Toronto. Since 2018, when Toronto went ahead and approved the by-laws for laneway housing, development began on new suites.
Real estate can seem like an impossible feat for many younger entrepreneurs and prospective investors. With Toronto’s skyrocketing prices, the average age of first time home buyers reaching 36, lack of housing supply and stringent requirements on mortgage applications, things may seem grim. But it’s not all doom and gloom. There’s so many opportunities available even if you are younger than the average real estate investor. In fact, there are plenty of reasons to argue that you should invest as young as possible. Here are some reasons why it’s never too early to invest in real estate. Read more ›
Real estate can seem like an impossible feat for many younger entrepreneurs and prospective investors. With Toronto’s skyrocketing prices, the average age of first time home buyers reaching 36, lack of housing supply and stringent requirements on mortgage applications, things may seem grim. But it’s not all doom and gloom. There’s so many opportunities available even if you are younger than the average real estate investor. In fact, there are plenty of reasons to argue that you should invest as young as possible. Here are some reasons why it’s never too early to invest in real estate.
We are experiencing a transitional time not just in real estate and the workplace but in a broader cultural paradigm. A metamorphosis of sorts. It’s hard to predict what our landscape will look like at the end of all this as it is unlikely to go back to what we perceived as normal. As we look to the future, we can only speculate what the new normal will be. Read more ›
We are experiencing a transitional time not just in real estate and the workplace but in a broader cultural paradigm. A metamorphosis of sorts. It’s hard to predict what our landscape will look like at the end of all this as it is unlikely to go back to what we perceived as normal. As we look to the future, we can only speculate what the new normal will be.
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