The taxes you pay on real estate transactions are a bit of a misunderstood area, so let’s clear up the confusion. Here are the four things you need to know about taxes and real estate.
In our current market, sellers are receiving lowball offers on their homes. Here are the three questions you need to answer to decide what to do with the offer!
Effective July 31, 2025, the City of Toronto has a new “renoviction” by-law that puts a significant number of responsibilities onto a landlord who is evicting a tenant to undertake renovations.
Are the commissions to sell a property simply a cost, or are they an investment in getting the best result? If you view them as a cost, then here’s how to cut them or even eliminate them completely.
Timing the market is a very difficult thing to do in real estate. When was the best time to buy recently and have you missed the boat entirely if you’re still waiting?
As of May 2025, it is taking a full two weeks longer to sell real estate than what the headlines are reporting. Here’s how it is misrepresented and the worst and best markets in the GTA.
The truth is that open houses aren’t the be-all and end-all that many people think. They’re not even the great marketing opportunity for Realtors that is sometimes referenced. They’re helpful, but not for the reasons you think.
In our current market, we’re seeing sales happen that are conditional upon the sale of the buyer’s property. Here’s how it works and the three rules that must be followed.
Are you wondering if your property might look like a great option for a custom home builder to buy? Here’s how to make yourself standout from the crowd!
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.
