When you’re comparing properties, there’s more to it than simply making sure its an apples to apples comparison. Here’s our three crucial rules for accurately comparing real estate.
If you want to know where the “best” places to live are in Toronto and other parts of the GTA, you can’t go wrong if you follow the money. Here’s the highest priced places as of February, 2023.
If you’re taking 10x longer to sell your property than the average length of time, something went terribly wrong. Here’s a story about one listing that is hitting that dubious milestone and what mistakes they made along the way.
Whether it is offer dates, irrevocable periods, requisition dates or a number of other types of deadlines, time is almost always of the essence in real estate. Here’s why.
The rules around when, who and how often you can use companies like Airbnb to rent a property on a short-term basis have changed a fair bit over the last few years. Here’s the current state.
The objective facts about real estate are just one side of the coin. The other side of the same coin is who, subjectively, would value those aspects more. Here’s how an agent can leverage that for a better result.
If you have to decide whether to move forward on something but you don’t know the risks involved, you’re probably going to say no. Here’s how we help our clients mitigate risk, to make sure they make the right decision.
Buying a home can be incredibly stressful, but there are ways to keep yourself calm and enjoy the experience. Here’s our three rules for a blissful real estate transaction.
When you’re flipping a property, the bigger your budget the better your chance of making money. Here’s why we love helping clients partner together to increase the budget.
It used to be that owning a home was like winning the lottery. A number of things have changed in 2022 and here’s what we think the next chapter of that story will look like for homeowners.
Not all home inspections go smoothly. Sometimes problems are discovered, sometimes they aren’t really problems at all but become problems due to how they’re presented. What happens next?
While the saying may be most associated with the Boy Scouts, if you’re selling a home, being properly prepared is key. Here’s the three stages we recommend to prepare a home for sale.
