Semi-Detached Beach Gem Just Steps to the Lake!
69 Kippendavie Avenue
$789,500
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200+ Showings and 150k Over Asking? Warm Weather Heats Up Winter Market
An unseasonably warm winter (we aren’t complaining) and very low mortgage rates (thanks to BMO’s 5-year fixed 2.99% promotion) have kept Buyer’s active in 2012. Buyer’s definitely aren’t hibernating, Continue reading
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“Nancy has gone far beyond just being a great Realtor” – Megan D. & Matthew M.
I’ve been thinking and thinking about what to write for my first Toronto review, and decided it’s fitting to write about the lovely lady who’s made Toronto home – literally.
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Post Holiday Credit Counselling
The Holiday rush is over and now reality kicks in, many of us have over spent on Christmas again. It’s really too bad the wallet doesn’t bulge like the belly over the holidays?
Reality typically starts to kick in around the midpoint in January, as many Canadians start to receive credit card bills or review their report card on the past year and realize they may not be getting the grade they had hoped for. Continue reading
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Don’t Believe all The Economic Headlines: CIBC
A new report from CIBC Economics suggests that Canadians would be well advised to look at the full picture when reflecting on the housing industry. Simply, don’t be put off by the alarming headlines, but know the whole story- and all the details
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Toronto Housing Market Still on Fire!
The country’s largest housing market continues to post double digit year over year price increases — likely meaning the national average will get a boost when the figure is released by the Canadian Real Estate Association on Dec. 15.
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Low Interest Rates Boost Housing Market: BMO
The Canadian Housing Market seems to be planted fairly firmly in balanced territory, and BMO Economics feels that this is in large part to a continuation of a low interest rate environment.
“Low mortgage rates are offsetting weaker consumer confidence and cooling job growth,” said Robert Kavcic, Economist, and BMO Capital Markets. “Relatively stable sales and price trends are likely in the year ahead.”
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Sales Climb in the Greater Toronto Area
Sales just keep climbing in the GTA, according to new stats released by the Toronto Real Estate Board
There was an increase of 13% in transactions, year-over-year, as well as an increase of 16% in new listings for the same period.
“The results for the first two weeks of November point to two important facts: Continue reading
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