Toronto named 5th most unaffordable city
It’s always nice when Toronto makes lists of the world’s cleanest cities, nicest cities, happiest cities. Less so when we’re landing ourselves on a list of the world’s most unaffordable.
How to keep cool if your air conditioner breaks
The Greater Toronto Area is in for a hot summer. If you have air conditioning, you’re good to go. If you don’t, then you’re probably already aware of some of these tips for what to do if your A/C breaks.
Implementing the York Region MLTT could hinder home supply
Recently, York Region councillors made it clear that they want new tax powers from the province, mainly a new municipal land transfer tax (MLTT).
So, you want to sell your home during the summer
Depending on who you ask, you may be told that selling your home during the summer isn’t the best idea, but it’s definitely possible, and there are even a few pros to counter the cons.
Housing starts trend drops and could keep dropping
The Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation released its housing starts figures for May 2018, reporting a drop in new home construction.
Which home decor style works best for you?
Are you moving into a new home? Have you purchased a previously loved home, or simply want to give your existing home a face lift? When first interviewing clients, some tell me they are conflicted about where to begin.
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Fresh Towns in Ottawa now under construction!
Recently, Greatwise Developments, members of the community, special guests, and purchasers gathered to celebrate the official groundbreaking of Fresh Towns in Ottawa!
Toronto housing market not in a ‘death spiral’
Recently, Royal Bank of Canada released a brief report for May 2018, commenting on the Greater Toronto Area’s and Greater Vancouver’s housing markets. According to RBC, the markets are balanced!
Chill your summer hydro bill with a smart thermostat
The GTA region is in for a long, hot summer, according to early climatologist forecasts – and given our fair city just endured an unusually cold and lingering winter (an ice storm in April, what gives?) news of rising temps is music to Torontonian ears.
What the Liberals, NDP, and PCs have planned for city growth
We’re a day shy of the big election, and as expected, it’s gone beyond party politics. The cult of personality is playing a big role in this one, whichever side you’re on.
