When setting out to sell your home, it is important to be mindful of the perception of the buyer; they are looking not just for shelter, but also for a place to throw down roots, and call “Home”. By taking the time to create a pleasing environment, you not only…

  Real estate is a dynamic, shifting entity that, in order to be navigated successfully, requires knowledge, professional dexterity and an understanding of the intricacies of the elements of the market. Nowhere is that more prevalent than in the Toronto housing market, where numerous elements operate separately, but simultaneously, to…

While we’re pleased that the condo market has overall shown stability this year, and the scorching demand for freehold housing suggests that values will keep escalating until buyers reach their own thresholds of affordability, Toronto’s condo market is a marionette hanging by the whims of the international investor. If any…

In recent months, the Toronto real estate market has continued its stratospheric rise both in the volume of real estate traded and in the setting of precedent prices. In the current environment, how do you determine whether you should rent or buy real estate, especially if this purchase marks your…

  In the city of Toronto, there are now a myriad of different housing types available for purchase. Beyond the traditional row, semi and detached houses one can buy throughout the city proper, the growth of the condominium has blossomed to now account for one of the largest and fastest…

If you’re new to the real estate market, we’ve got one little tip to start off your search. Purchasing a “House” is a completely different experience than buying a “Home”. A house is an edifice, an investment or shelter. A Home however, is the space in which you lay your…

Welcome to our Spring/Summer forecast for 2013 on Toronto’s condominium market. Last year we predicted we’d be in for a wonky market. Well, it’s come true. Click HERE to see last year’s forecast. Like in nature, real estate follows a cycle of seasons. While there are four distinct seasons in…

  Welcome to the first installment of urbaneer.com’s prognostication, our Spring / Summer 2013 Forecast. This installment explores the dynamics of the central Toronto freehold housing market, with our second installment – coming soon – analyzing the city’s condominium market. Last year we predicted we’d be in for a wonky…