Geoff Burke, our resident plumbing expert and guest writer, wants to help you avoid spending your hard earned cash on…

Average Price Hits $1 Million. You read that right. For the first time ever, the average price of a home in the GTA has hit the $1 million mark. The writing’s been on the wall for months. Over the last year, we’ve watched the numbers climb steadily higher despite the global pandemic and resulting lower immigration rates.

The Freehold Frenzy has gripped Southern Ontario– from Hamilton to Bowmanville and everywhere in between, prices are way up and competition is fierce.
We’re seeing a lot of parallels between the market this past month and the market in 2017. Multiple offers are the norm, homes are going way over their listed price and inventory is LOW, but unlike 2017, the 416 isn’t the only area affected; we’re seeing it all over the GTA.
AND, there’s virtually no immigration right now.

Geoff Burke, our resident plumbing expert and guest writer, wants to help you avoid spending your hard earned cash on…

No economist or Realtor could have predicted that during an unprecedented year due to COVID-19, including necessary public health restrictions…

SCENARIO: This much-loved family home in Scarborough was situated on a beautiful ravine lot, and though the 1969 home has had some work done over the years, it was still mostly in its original condition (think squeaky hardwood floors and almond-toned bathroom fixtures) and was looking a little tired.

This past month has brought with it, a lot of the same pressures that have been part and parcel of…

I don’t know about all of you, but I’m really tired of working from my kitchen table on work from…

A closer look at the Toronto Real Estate market October 2020. Market uncertainties, soaring suburbs and a flailing condo market. Hottest real estate areas in the GTA

These are the spots to shop for really cool furniture and home accessories in Toronto. From rare vintage midcentury modern pieces to one-of-a-kind custom designed furniture, this city has got it all!

A closer look at what is happening in the Toronto Real Estate market in August 2020. Covid payments are about to end, buyer ideals are changing, low interest rates are sticking around and Toronto has an inventory problem. Keep reading for the full story.

This isn’t your Grandma’s parquet. These outdated design trends are seriously in style.