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Home Sellers ZOOMinar 2021 (Free Workshop on April 26, 2021)
Thinking of selling your house or condo? Would you like to learn how to get top dollar for your home?
Continue ReadingRefined 1-Bedroom + Den Condo in the Heart of the Annex (736 Spadina #711)
Winners & Losers: Why Participation Badges Don’t Work In Real Estate
There has been a lot of talk lately about opening up the bidding war process for houses because people feel the current process isn’t fair to them.
It sounds like the kids who were given participation badges when they were young instead of first, second and third place badges like the rest of us want to ruin the housing system too.
Continue ReadingRental: Modern 1-Bedroom Condo With Lake Views (#1005 – 2212 Lake Shore Boulevard West)
Is There A Better Place To Invest Than Toronto?
As a real estate agent and seasoned real estate investor, I’m always asked the question.
”Where should I invest?” I would usually say, “Anywhere you can afford to so that you can obtain positive cashflow.”
Continue ReadingSophisticated 2-Bedroom + Den Suite In Corktown (90 Trinity St #210)
Homeowner’s Dream. Buyer’s Horror!
What percentage of detached homes in Toronto are selling for more than $1.7 million?
You’ve seen the headlines. Housing prices are on the rise. Buyers are getting frustrated with the high prices and the bidding wars.
Given the low interest rates and the need for more space, we don’t see housing prices going down anytime soon. In fact, it seems as though the only way is up. As much as we might complain about the high prices of housing right now, in 5 years, we’ll be saying, “Do you remember when a detached house was only $1.7 million?” I know this sounds hard to believe.
Continue ReadingWill there be a reversal of the trend to the suburbs?
Last Thursday, I had the opportunity to attend the 14th Annual Post City Real Estate Roundtable – “Real Estate 2021: City vs. Suburbs” hosted by University of Toronto’s Rotman School of Management.
Sadly, I Think We’ve Just Entered the First Year of the Hunger Games in Toronto
Are the current increases in real estate prices unsustainable? What we are seeing is a tale of the haves and have-nots playing out before our eyes in the economy and in the housing market. It’s as if we’ve entered the domain of the movie The Hunger Games which featured volunteers from various districts fighting for their survival while the wealthy watched.
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