This is a new, must see listing in the Eatonville neighborhood in Etobicoke! Boasting a 55×125″ premium lot, it is an excellent opportunity for anyone: builders, renovators, anyone with a vision. Located within walking distance to Kipling subway station and close to all amenities. For more information, please contact Milana. Property Type Detached
Throughout my real estate career, I am often asked a lot of questions from buyers and sellers seeking my advice. You wouldn’t believe it but I get asked everything under the sun and sometimes not all questions are real estate related! But, I’m here to help in any way I can and I’m happy to
Spring is only 4 weeks away and today is a perfect day to enjoy some spring like weather. To get you out of the house I’m running a little contest over on my Facebook page… Every new “like” will get entered into a draw to win a $100 restaurant gift certificate. I’ll announce the winner
You want to set a list price that maximizes interest among qualified, motivated buyers who will be willing to pay top dollar for your property. These “BUYERS” ultimately determine your property’s top market value; therefore, do not buy into many misconceptions about pricing your property. Remember this: “The market ultimately determines the true value of
Home ownership in the Greater Toronto Area remains affordable and there are many people looking to purchase a home. In January, the number of homes listed for sale was down quite strongly compared to last year, which means that it was difficult for some buyers to find a home. Click on the video above to
Tips for Renovating Your Basement Want to add more space to your home without building up or out? Look no further than your basement. According to the Appraisal Institute of Canada, renovating a basement can give you a 50-75% return on your investment when it comes to selling your home. Here’s how to get it
Question: I have been driving around Etobicoke and the houses there are incredible! There seem to be many styles and neighbourhoods I am interested in, but, can you help me figure out if buying a house in Etobicoke is the right thing to do for my particular situation? Answer: If you have been thinking about home
Read on to find out about this woman’s $46,000 home buying mistake. Be sure to make sure that any requests to ensure things like a home’s oil tank is in good working order are in writing before you buy or sell a house. As part of a home sale, many buyers ask for repairs to
When we begin looking for a home, we often get wrapped up in the important details like style, the number of bedrooms and bathrooms, and square footage. But we don’t always consider the quality of life issues that may impact our ability to enjoy the home. Here are some other things you should keep in
The classic dilemma for many homeowners is whether to buy or sell first. There is no “right” answer. It depends on your specific circumstances. Most homeowners agree it is more prudent and less stressful if you sell your existing home before you buy a new one. You can often get top dollar for your home
Greater Toronto Area REALTORS® reported 4,078 residential transactions through the TorontoMLS system in December 2013 – up by almost 14 per cent compared to 3,582 sales reported in December 2012. New listings entered into the TorontoMLS system were down by almost four per cent over the same period. Total sales for calendar year 2013, at
Okay now I’ve lost you? Is that what you are thinking? Before I can even negotiate an offer for you we need to have a conversation about “The Agency Relationship” and go over the “Working with a Realtor” brochure, which you can view HERE. In real estate, there are 4 different types of relationships you