Micromarket trends continue while there are further changes to lending guidelines that can impact your borrowing power.

The fall market is underway. Interest rates are heading upward, buyers are operating with more caution – and things are pretty much back to normal after the blip in 2017.

The market is steady – while July is the first month we haven’t seen an increase in average prices, it’s summer, and that’s to be expected. Inventory is low, and demand is high, especially in certain areas. Here’s the lowdown on what’s happening in TO real estate right now.

A quintessential Toronto semi in the same family since it was built in 1935. The decision to sell was not easy. Our job was to make it as seamless as possible.

Buyer confidence is on the rise and the media is sounding a little more optimistic about the state of real estate in the GTA. But will political decisions in Ontario and south of the border impact our recovering market?

House inventory down. Prices are up. And the condo market keeps getting hotter. Plus, our thoughts on how Ontario’s new Premier could effect things.

A stabilizing market, hot condo sales, insights Urbanation and more.

We’re seeing steady growth month over month in the real estate market, with condos taking the lead for sales in the 416.

The Market Recap, February 2018: Doom and gloom in the media!

When your place is too small, what’s the best option – go through a reno or start fresh somewhere new?

Prepped, staged and SOLD in just one week with multiple offers! Read about the sale of this mid-century modern Don Mills home.

Why we shouldn’t be comparing this year’s numbers to 2017, but looking back further.