Home Office Rebate. RLP. March 2022
Tags: Home Office Rebate. RLP. March 2022
The percentage of Canada’s labour force that works mostly from home has increased nearly eightfold since the spring of 2020.1 If you belong to this group of people, you’ve likely noticed that while you are spending far less money on transportation costs, your monthly bills have increased. Spending an additional eight to 12 hours per day at home – with the lights on, heat up,...Read More
No bubble for Toronto?
Tags: Real Estate Wealth. December 2021
The Bank of Canada Only Sees 2 Real Estate Bubbles and Vancouver Isn’t One of Them - Better Dwelling. Click here for more....Read More
Selling your home in the cool season. By Tina Martin. October 2021.
Tags: Homes
How to Sell Your Home in the Cool Seasons Most people see spring as the prime time to sell real estate. In fact, there are benefits to trying to sell in the cooler seasons like fall and winter. For one thing, you'll only attract serious buyers. For instance, if you host an open house in spring or summer, people who are randomly out and about because of the nice weather might s...Read More
Will prices flatten in 2021 :RBC
Tags: Canadian Real Estate Wealth, September 2021
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How to Make the Most of Smart Home Tech When You’re Buying or Selling
Tags: Smart Home; House; Technology; Michael longsdon
Every home buyer has their own list of “must-haves.” There’s no way to predict what a buyer will want, but you can make your home stand out from the crowd with the right home improvements. Whether you’re planning on selling now or later (or even if you’re a buyer with future resale value in mind), one way to set your home apart is by investing in home automation techn...Read More
Toronto’s got real estate marketing softening slighly in some segments. - Globe and Mail. July 1, 2021
Tags: Toronto, housing market, economy, REAL ESTATE
Many of Toronto’s young urban dwellers are reveling in the city’s reawakening and putting weighty real estate decisions on hold for now. “I can definitely feel the beat on the street change,” says real estate agent Riley Boyko of Cloud Realty, who lives and works in downtown Toronto. Queen Street, King Street West and other hotspots are buzzing with people dining ...Read More
First time buyers-get Pre Approved first!
Canadian Real Estate Wealth. May 19,2021
Tags: First time buyers, Get Pre Approved, Canadian Real Estate, mortgage approval, mortgage rates
If you're looking to buy a house and are new to the home buying process, there is a chance that you are not familiar with the mortgage pre-approval process. Getting a mortgage may seem like a complicated and tedious task, especially amid the excitement of house hunting. We can help answer any questions you may have about a mortgage application so you can get pre-approved in no time. Get a mor...Read More
Lay your foundation for Success! Brad Krause - selfcaring.info
Tags: Brad Krause, Real Estate, Leslie Battle
Lay a Foundation For Success Before You Talk with Your Real Estate Agent It’s exciting when you’re considering buying or selling a home. Maybe you saw a great property when you were dropping your kids off at school, or a friend mentioned a listing in your area. However, before you connect with your real estate agent, there are some steps you should take to set yourself up for success...Read More
Are home sales cooling in Toronto? Yahoo Sports May 2021
Tags: Are home sales cooling in Toronto? Yahoo Sports May 2021
Parts of the Greater Toronto Area's housing market are finally starting to cool after a torrid pace over the course of the COVID-19 pandemic, while others are playing catch-up and then some. Broadly speaking, the Toronto Regional Real Estate Board (TRREB) says sales fell 12.7 per cent in April compared to March. April saw more than quadruple the number of sales versus April 2020, but that'...Read More
GLOBAL NEWS: Here's how home prices compare to incomes across Canada, April 12, 2021
Tags: Here's how home prices compare to incomes across Canada
There’s a simple yardstick in personal finance about purchasing a home: buyers should aim for a property priced at four times their income or less. But average Canadians’ ability to stick to that simple rule is rapidly fading across much of the country as property values continue to soar. In the pandemic-linked housing boom, average residential property values have become decoupled fr...Read More