Though it carries its own stress the fun part of your home search is the hunt, touring various homes and condos, dreaming of a life in that one place that grabs, the other key component is the financing of said dream, that’s the less fun part. You likely know January 1, 2018 will see new … More Money Makes the Housing World Go Round…
There was a time when marketing your home meant an MLS listing, that’s how it shows up on realtor.ca, a couple of pictures, maybe a print ad. It’s 2017, we have a lot more tools at our disposal to tell your home’s story. Assuming the big asset you’re about to list is a house, condo, … More Marketing Your Home AKA Finding Your Buyer
Real estate can be all about numbers, investment, return, mortgages et al, it’s also about home, family, security, community, so, in that vein, a more personal post: Senior care: something many of us deal with, some more up close and personal than others—I’m an only child, the up close and personal has been my last … More Tale as old as time…
Take this as a bit of how-to inspiration (maybe? hopefully?) geared to the buyer who really wants to live in Toronto, to enjoy what urban life offers—vibrant, amenity laden neighbourhoods, easy access to everything, including transit; of course ‘vibrant’, amenities galore directly correlates to price here in the city. Detached or semi your target? If you … More Less is More
If, like me, you live in, or want to live in, Toronto you know the price of entry into the housing market is high, semi or fully detached home it takes a healthy budget—depending on your budget it’s doable but you may need to be flexible in terms of neighbourhood and expectations. Toronto’s been … More 2017: The Year of the Condo
What does the future hold? Well, I certainly don’t know, mine nor yours. What does the future hold for Toronto real estate in 2017? I have a better idea there… No need to recount the heat of the market, we all know, those of you buying who’ve missed out in bidding wars know all too … More I spy…2017
