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…

  If you’re a regular reader of ours, you know we help all kinds of purchasers including first time buyers, down-scaling zoomers, investors and people relocating to Toronto. No matter the circumstance that necessitates a purchase, we endeavour to match your housing needs, wishes and dreams with the ideal property.…

  Thinking about where you live (or where you want to live) should deliver the emotional equivalent of fireworks. Your property (or prospective property) is spectacular. Shouldn’t the language used to describe it have the same impact? The fact too, is that Real Estate, with the help of increased consumer…

  Not too long ago I recently stood with some of my Buyers on the threshold of a property they had enthusiastically viewed during a weekend Public Open House. The journey to find their perfect home had been a long one (we had just marked the first anniversary of our…

As a child I often played the Monopoly Board Game with my family. The game of Monopoly is a real-estate trading game that was developed in the first half of the twentieth century. The premise of the game is that eventually, due to market forces simulated within the game as…

  As Summer’s roasting temperatures continue to soar,Torontonians have had to strip down to the outdoor basics to stay cool. According to stylemaker Debonair.com, that means all the cool kids, hipsters and trendys are strutting in light-weight attire made of color blocking fabrics, especially those featuring a gradient or ombre…