Toronto’s Real Estate Market: What Is It Up To? (April 2020)
Here’s what you need to know about the real estate market during he month of April.
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Discussing Family Law During The Pandemic (With Kathleen Laverick)
Family Lawyer, Kathleen Laverick, on what you need to know about getting separated, divorced, custody arrangements and living together and how the pandemic affected everything.
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Furnished 1 Bedroom + 1 Den Condo In Davisville Village (245 Davisville Avenue #513)
Details 1 Bedroom + 1 Den 1 Bathrooms 750 Sqft
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Health-Care Workers Look For Temporary Housing (CTV Interview)
I was on CTV News talking about what we as landlords can do to help the frontline workers.
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Psychotherapist On Coping With The Lockdown (With Valerie Smith)
Psychotherapist, Valerie Smith, talks about coping mechanisms for our new life under quarantine, meditation, gratitude & anxiety.
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Careers & Job Loss During A Crisis (With Hermie Abraham, Employment Lawyer)
I interview Employment Lawyer, Hermie Abraham, as we discuss job loss, layoffs, being fired or furloughed.
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Navigating A Crisis As An Entrepreneur (With Jennifer Trask)
During this crisis, how do we entrepreneurs navigate through it? Mindset Coach, Jennifer Trask, tells us how.
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Bright Corner Suite In Regent Park (#412 – 200 Sackville St)
Details 1 Bedroom 1 Bathroom 559 Sqft 1 Locker
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Spacious 3+1 Bedroom Townhouse in Toronto (49 Blair St)
Details 3+1 Bedrooms 4 Bathrooms 2,085 Sqft 2 Parking Spots
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The Bidding War Chaos Has Returned
It’s the beginning of 2020 and most real estate agents are feeling like they are having their own Groundhog Day moment as they are re-living the beginning of 2017 again. The most common, tried and true way to sell a house or condo in this city is by setting up a bidding war. This means pricing the property slightly lower than the market to garner as much interest as possible. This practice is common and has been happening since before I bought my first home in 2005 when I had to fight off 10 other bidders for a house.