How Inheriting A House In Canada Works
Posted on Jun 09, 2020
How Inheriting A House Works In Canada & If You Want To Sell It
Have you inherited real estate in Canada and are wondering what to do? It can be confusing especially if you are not the only one who has inherited the property and/or live in a different city. In this article, we will break down the fees involved and how to manage the inherited proper...
Home Improvements & Your Best Return On Investments
Posted on Jun 09, 2020
HOME IMPROVEMENTS AND YOUR BEST RETURN ON INVESTMENT
Home improvement projects, renovations, and regular maintenance are necessary investments that will increase the value of your property and home, and spending a few thousand dollars to improve your property will make prospective buyers willing to pay more for the house.
Some renovation projects ha...
Market Update & Property Tax Deferral
Posted on Apr 28, 2020
Even during this time, I am constantly being asked about the market. So I thought I would throw a few graphs out there representing approximately 50% of the brokerages in the GTA. These graphs are indicating quantities and not sale prices.
Home sellers, on average this past week, sold at 96% of asking price. Although the amount of time to sell has...
What Happens When...
Posted on Nov 18, 2019
What happens when real estate deals cannot close on time?
One in Five Homes
Posted on Nov 12, 2019
One in five homes purchased by Canadian newcomers
• Canadian newcomers projected to make 680,000 home purchases over next five years
• 82% of newcomers choose to stay in their first city of residence
• 75% of newcomers arrive with savings to help purchase a home
• 75% of newcomers do not consider moving to the United States prior to arriving in Canada...
• 82% of newcomers choose to stay in their first city of residence
• 75% of newcomers arrive with savings to help purchase a home
• 75% of newcomers do not consider moving to the United States prior to arriving in Canada...
Trudeau's Homebuyer Plan
Posted on Sep 03, 2019
Trudeau’s Homebuyer Plan Offers Little Solace in Canada’s Pricey Markets
The national housing agency aims to spend up to C$1.25 billion ($940 million) over three years subsid...
