If you feel like you’re seeing a lot of For Sale signs out there right now, you’re not wrong. In Toronto and many parts of the GTA, May started with the highest levels of active listings ever.
Not all listings go as smoothly as planned. What can cause a listing to get derailed and delay a sale, and how do you deal with it to get the property sold at a reasonable price?
We often see listing agents take common terms and make some liberal interpretations in the way they use them. We call it Realtorspeak, and here are some of the most egregious examples!
The cost of a parking space in Toronto can be the same as a home in other parts of the GTA. In this article we look at the most expensive parking spot costs and what you’d get for around the same price.
In certain circumstances, developers look to buy a number of properties so they can build a new development. Here’s why that happens, how it works and who benefits most!
Land lease properties are not widely understood, even amongst real estate agents. Here’s how they work and what you should know if you’re thinking about it as an option.
Laneway houses and garden suites are permitted in municipalities across Ontario, but they’re still not widely seen. Here’s the history and where to look for more information!
In real estate, things aren’t always as they appear. Let us take you behind the curtain and show you what’s really been happening with the condo market.
When it comes to real estate, where you live and the type of home you live in has a huge impact on how your market did last year. Check out how you did!
Just like common sense isn’t actually that common, standards are often not the same for all people. In real estate deals, differing assumptions about what is standard can cause significant problems.
People sometimes say that numbers don’t lie, but when it comes to statistics and interpreting them, the truth can be easily manipulated. Here are the three biggest real estate stats lies.
Blame it on the weather, but we always see a slow down in real estate markets in the GTA in the winter. Most people think January is the slowest month each year, but is it?
Believe it or not, some properties get sold on holidays, including Christmas Day. Here are some reasons why it might work out if you buy on a holiday, and some reasons it might not!
