Downpayment This is usually 5-20% of the purchase price and is tiered as such: $500K or less: 5% of the purchase price $501K-$999K: 5% of $500K + 10% of the amount between $500K-$999K $1M+: 5% of $500K + 10% of 500K + 20% of the amount over $1M Deposit No less than 5% but can be higher. The deposit forms part of your downpayment and is paid upon acceptance of an offer. Home Inspection This isn...Read More

Arrange for multiple viewings Request a daytime and “twilight” showing to experience the home at different times of the day.     Familiarize yourself with the neighborhood Take a drive around the area and identify essential services like grocery stores and schools. Additionally, pay attention to any potential sources of excessive noise such as nearby railroads. ...Read More

Rachel McAdams - Annex (Harbord Village), Toronto Mark Wahlberg - Yorkvile, Toronto (Hazelton Hotel) Margaret Atwood - Annex, Toronto   Elton John - Stouffville    Shawn Mendes - Downtown Toronto   Justin Bieber & Hailey Bieber - Puslinch Lake, Cambridge   Drake - Bridal Path, Toronto   ...Read More

The history of real estate in Canada is a captivating journey. Let’s explore how the Canadian real estate market has changed over time.   Indigenous Roots and Early Settlements Indigenous communities in Canada had a deep connection with the land and although the concept of private property was foreign to them, their holistic approach to land stewardship laid the foundation for futur...Read More

Sustainable Landscaping Homeowners are opting for eco-friendly solutions such as native plantings, rain gardens, and permeable pavements to minimize water waste and support local ecosystems.   Wellness Gardens These gardens are designed to promote relaxation, stress reduction, and mental well-being. Incorporating elements like meditation spaces, sensory gardens, and soothing water feat...Read More

Are we in a housing bubble? Did the bubble just burst? Understanding the historical trends of mortgage rates in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) provides valuable perspective for homeowners and potential buyers to help answer some of these questions. Let's explore: In the 1970s, mortgage rates were at an all-time high, often reaching double-digit figures. Economic factors such as inflation and ...Read More

SUSTAINABLE CHOICES Consumers are becoming more conscious about how items are made, leading to a rise in sustainable design options. The increased interest in repurposing items as well as an increased interest in antiques showcase this movement perfectly. The popularity of washable rugs and stain-resistant fabrics reflects a desire for longer-lasting and eco-friendly alternatives (often made fro...Read More

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If you are reading this blog post, then we will assume that you are an expat and are either in the process of getting your immigration approved or have just moved to Canada for a long-term stay. First things first… Canada welcomes you! We are delighted to have you among us. We are more excited, especially now that you are considering investing in the Canadian real estate market. It is ...Read More