7 tips for listing your home during the holidays
The winter holidays may be the busiest shopping season of the year, but that certainly doesn’t hold true for real estate – while the crowds flock to the mall, they’re much less likely to hit your open house. Aspiring buyers tend
Why you need extra storage during the winter
Have you been putting off packing all your summer clothes into storage? Face it – the temperature has already dropped below zero and there’s a bunch of stuff you don’t need quick access to anymore, plus there’s a lot more winter
Why you should buy a new condo this winter
There are countless benefits to condo life but some are especially evident in the winter. As it begins to get colder and we start to anticipate the above-average snowfall in coming months, many homeowners across the Greater Toronto Area
How I’m beating the winter blues at home
I have never been ashamed to admit that winter is my least favourite season. Even though I have endured almost 20 Canadian winters, I still have a hard time adjusting to below freezing temps. This cold transition often takes a toll on how I feel, leaving
5 warning signs your home is not ready for winter
You may be ready for winter, but that doesn't mean your home is! Check out these five warning signs that your home is not prepared for the snow and cold!
What can Toronto learn from Boulder, Colorado?
Turns out Boulder, Colorado is the happiest city in the United States! So, what can Toronto learn from this happy-go-lucky community?
5 ways to add value to your home this winter
Do you want to add value to your home? You can do so this winter with these minor home upgrades! Don't worry, these aren't huge projects!
Expenses first-time buyers should expect to pay
Most first-time buyers aren't ready for all the expenses that come with homeownership because they don't even know what they are. See them now!
Tips for winterizing your lawn and garden
Canada's gardening guru, Mark Cullen, shares some great tips on winterizing your lawn and garden. It's not too late to save some plants!
Take a minute to consider the distracted-walking ban
What do you think of the proposed distracted-walking ban? Is this actually a case of victim blaming or is it just common sense?
