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  • Luxury Condos soar to new heights!!!

    Condominiums have long been perceived in the real estate market as one of the more affordable alternatives to home ownership.  And while that is still true in many cases, in recent years, there has also been a noticeable increase in luxury Condos in major Canadian urban centres.  With some of these high end condos, it seems that the sky ...
    Posted to Toronto Real Estate (Weblog) by 324618 on September 3, 2010
  • Prices still edge up, despite July’s slower sales pace

    What’s new on the national housing scene?  According to the Canadian Real Estate Association (CREA), the number of MLS® transactions continued to trend downward in July, but inventory of homes for sale remains tight and sale prices are inching upward.  As expected, the decline in the number of July transactions was almost ...
    Posted to Toronto Real Estate (Weblog) by 324618 on August 22, 2010
  • Sales pace cools, but prices still rising

    As predicted in previous industry forecasts, the sizzling sales pace of Canada’s housing market has begun to cool and move at a more moderate pace.  However, according to recent statistics released by the Canadian Real Estate Association (CREA), prices are continuing their upward climb.  As expected, there was a decline in the ...
    Posted to Toronto Real Estate (Weblog) by 324618 on August 9, 2010
  • Five Tips for Single Home Buyers

    Canada’s housing environment has more single home buyers entering the market than ever before.  With inventory levels improving in many markets, and interest rates near record lows many people across the country who may have never considered buying a home in the past are recognizing that a mortgage payment on a house can actually be the ...
    Posted to Toronto Real Estate (Weblog) by 324618 on July 6, 2010
  • Avoid these pitfalls when buying home

    Buying a home can be a very complex, and sometimes emotional experience.  Some buyers find themselves getting caught up in the emotional side, and let their heart take over their head.  Here are a few tips from Coldwell Banker on how would-be buyers can stay grounded and avoid some common pitfalls during the home buying ...
    Posted to Toronto Real Estate (Weblog) by 324618 on June 9, 2010
  • Tips for First-Time Home Buyers

    For most people, buying a home is the most significant investment they will ever make. Today, with an abundance of homes for sale and interest rates at near historic lows, it may also be the smartest time to buy a home.  While the prospect of owning a home is an exciting one, it can often times seem overwhelming, especially for those who are ...
    Posted to Toronto Real Estate (Weblog) by 324618 on June 7, 2010
  • Knowing the first-time buyer

    In today’s competitive real estate market, more and more sellers are looking to target the increasingly important consumer group of the first-time buyer.  The first step in reaching this target group is in knowing who this customer is, and then understanding their specialized wants and needs.  Just who is the first time buyer in ...
    Posted to Toronto Real Estate (Weblog) by 324618 on May 23, 2009
  • What’s selling and what’s not?

    In today’s challenging real estate market, people are full of questions about the real estate market.  As your local Coldwell Banker sales representative will tell you, one of the first questions most consumers ask is ‘What’s selling these days?’    If you’re thinking of selling, you’ll be ...
    Posted to Toronto Real Estate (Weblog) by 324618 on April 28, 2009
  • Do you have Real Estate needs far from home?

    Today’s real estate consumer has far more complex real estate needs than the homebuyers and sellers of past generations.  Gone are the days when Mom and Pop would buy a modest home, raise their family there and frequently live in the same place for many years.  Today’s very mobile society is also an affluent one – many ...
    Posted to Toronto Real Estate (Weblog) by 324618 on January 29, 2007
  • Why wait for Spring? List now!

    Looking back on historical patterns, the majority of Canadian home sellers have a tendency to list their homes during the very active Spring or Fall markets. Due to this trend, listings in past years have generally tended to taper off as the busy year-end and holiday season approaches. But is waiting really the best selling strategy for your home? ...
    Posted to Toronto Real Estate (Weblog) by 324618 on January 14, 2007