Flipping Your Pre Construction Condo? Read This First.


24 Sep | Selling

If you’re a real estate investor, you may have heard of pre-construction condo flipping. The term refers to the practice of selling purchase contracts for units that haven’t been registered yet. As an investment strategy, it can provide high returns on investment. Unfortunately, it’s also been in the news lately—for the wrong reasons. If you’re […]

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Toronto Architecture Guide: Top Styles


17 Sep | Real Estate

While Toronto may not be the most globally renowned city for legendary architecture, we are blessed with several iconic buildings. From the John Andrews designed CN Tower, the Michael Lee-Chin designed Crystal wing of the Royal Ontario Museum or Frank Gehry’s redesign of the Art Gallery of Ontario, we do have some awe-inspiring structures that […]

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The Complete New Home Checklist


13 Sep | Homeownership

Found your dream home and need a new home checklist? Here is a complete guide to keeping you organized. It’s a relief that the hunt for a new place to live has come to an end but now comes another dreaded exercise: moving. Moving can be a very stressful endeavour for a lot of people, […]

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STEADY RECOVERY IN AUGUST: WHAT’S HAPPENING IN TORONTO’S MARKET


10 Sep | Market Update

Defying the skepticism of some analysts, recent TREB data reveals that Toronto’s housing market continued to rebound in August. Notably, there was a significant improvement in detached home sales, suggesting that buyers are eagerly returning to the market. While these developments are encouraging, supply remains an ongoing issue. Sales and prices on the rise There […]

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Summerhill Real Estate & Neighbourhood Guide


30 Aug | Buying

Summerhill real estate contains some of the most sought-after properties in the city, and it’s easy to see why. Historical homes, tree-lined streets, and lush parkland all add to the appeal of this beautiful pocket of central Toronto. Though the neighbourhood is tranquil in character, its location along the Yonge Street Corridor ensures that its […]

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The Best Toronto Neighbourhoods to Live


24 Aug | Buying

Toronto is a vibrant, multi-cultural city and it is a fantastic idea to buy a home here. The problem is, it is also an expansive city. Due to this, it can be difficult to pinpoint exactly what area to live will work best with your lifestyle. But don’t fret; we’ve made your search easier by […]

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Top High-End Department Stores in Toronto


16 Aug | Lifestyle

From complimentary beauty services, personal stylists to fine dining experiences, nothing says luxury like a High-End Department Store. It’s almost like going to a clothing museum. From stand-alone stores, to retail havens within malls, here are the top high-end department stores in Toronto:   Saks Fifth Ave Anyone who’s ever been to New York City […]

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WHAT’S HAPPENING IN TORONTO REAL ESTATE MARKET


08 Aug | Market Update

In line with Toronto housing market developments in June, home sales and prices continued to rebound in July. On the whole, growth for the month was strong—an encouraging development. That said, the number of new listings on the market was low, underscoring the fact that housing supply is an ongoing challenge. Sales are getting stronger […]

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How to Make a House a Home


07 Aug | Homeownership

Everybody knows that your house should be a reflection of all that you are. Turning your house into a home is more about showing your originality than your décor skills. Since you spend so much time in your home, it’s important that it brings you joy. There are several ways to transform your house into […]

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Your Guide to the Bridle Path Real Estate


30 Jul | Real Estate

Few neighbourhoods say “luxury” like the Bridle Path. Often referred to as “Millionaires’ Row,” this North Toronto enclave boasts opulent mansions and gorgeous landscape architecture. Area homes sit on large lots, providing privacy and a sense of solitude. The Bridle Path has long held its reputation for prestige. The neighbourhood’s wider-than-average streets were once equestrian […]

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