Why Fall Might Be The Best Time To Sell
Posted on Sep 17, 2024
Spring is typically known as the busiest season for home buying and selling. But that doesn't mean that other seasons are a write-off. In fact, there are even some advantages to selling in fall that the spring market doesn't have. And with the Toronto real estate market showing signs of picking back up, this could be your best chance.Here are some...
Toronto Market Update – September 2024
Posted on Sep 05, 2024
Last month home sales in the Greater Toronto Area saw a slight increase, bouncing back from a decline in July, according to data released by the Toronto Regional Real Estate Board. This marks only the third monthly increase in the past eight months.
Despite the uptick in sales, home prices experienced a slight decline. The average price for a home i...
How Long Does It Take to Build a House in Canada?
Posted on Sep 05, 2024
Building a home is an exciting process that requires planning and patience. From design to construction, several factors affect the timeline. Here's a breakdown of what to expect at each stage and how long it typically takes to complete your dream home.
Factors That Affect Construction Time
Building a house involves many steps, from land acquisition...4 Fall Real Estate Myths
Posted on Sep 05, 2024
Don’t fall for the myths about selling your home in the autumn real estate market! If you’re planning to list your home this season, here are some common misconceptions debunked, along with tips to help you sell successfully.
Myth 1: Curb Appeal Doesn’t Matter in Fall
Wrong! Even in autumn, curb appeal is crucial. Keep your yard looking neat by clear...Pros and Cons: Condo, Townhouse, and Detached Home
Posted on Sep 05, 2024
Condo
Pros:- Low maintenance: The condo association typically handles repairs and routine upkeep.
- Amenities: Enjoy access to pools, gyms, and recreational areas.
- Security: Gated entrances...
30-Year Mortgage Amortizations Now Available For First-TimeBuyers
Posted on Aug 12, 2024
First-time buyers of new construction homes in Canada now have access to longer mortgage amortization periods. As of this month, lenders can offer 30-year amortizations for insured mortgages to first-time homebuyers of newly constructed homes.
This change extends the previous maximum amortization period for insured mortgages from 25 years to 30 yea...