Spring into Action: Leave the Cold Behind
THIS COLD. It’s breaking us down. Morning/evening transit commutes are becoming unbearable, the air hurts our faces every time the wind blows, there’s slush everywhere...EVERYWHERE. And can we talk about the salt for a second? What’s the deal with
Would you sell your home for Bitcoin?
2017 ended with cryptocurrencies on fire. You couldn’t open Facebook, Twitter or a newspaper without seeing something about Bitcoin’s insane rise in value. Then it all came crashing down, but people haven’t lost faith. In fact,
Credit Valley Manors: True Luxury Living
As you have probably noticed, Brampton is just the place to be. New low-rise developments have been popping up all over the quickly growing city, and there seems to be no signs of a slow down anytime soon.
5 of our favourite new home industry events of 2015
With so many innovative and interesting events hosted by members of the new home industry, it’s really difficult to narrow it down to a few of our favourites. Throughout 2015, we’ve been to countless openings, groundbreakings, tours, and other industry
Liven up your home garden with these bird feeding tips!
As I peer out the window of our kitchen this time of year, I am grateful for the birds that visit the seed heads of the ornamental grasses that I let stand over the winter. I am so glad that I resisted the temptation to cut them down this past fall.For
Toronto Needs More Condos
Having read past columns, you’re probably thinking, “What else would you say?” But bear with me — I can back up the assertion.There is proof on several fronts that more single people are looking for homes and wishing to settle down in downtown cores of
BMO Surveys First-Time Homebuyers
The average first-time homebuyer expects to purchase a $300,000 home with a $48,000 down payment, so says a recent BMO first-time homebuyer survey. The survey, released Tuesday, gave us a peek into the mindset of some of the most important buyers in the
Trimart: A Strong Start to Summer
According to this week’s Trimart report, the sales numbers for new low-rises will just keep on rising through summer, with no sign of slowing down. Many of the sales for the first half of the year are being credited to new site openings and releases. The
St. Catharines real estate is heating up!
With average home prices on the rise across the Greater Toronto Area (GTA), surrounding areas are beginning to see an uptick in sales. For example, St. Catharines real estate started off the year on a hot streak with no signs of slowing down. According
5 reasons homeowners need an emergency fund
You cut corners and scrimped for years to come up with that down payment – but your saving days are far from over once you’ve achieved homeownership. In fact, you’ll need to take your commitment to socking cash away to a whole other level.
