Real Estate – Page 54

Vogue And The Economist Praise Toronto As Cool And Livable

September 10, 2014

City Living, Media/Press, Queen West, Real Estate

Yes, if you haven't heard already, Torontonians are enjoying one of those satisfactorily blissful moments when our own proclamations as urban denizens are given a new dimension of credibility by an outside source. While Toronto has oft been the source of press – mostly from alarmist real estate pundits who warn about the…

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Toronto Real Estate Sales And Volume Increases In August 2014

September 3, 2014

Real Estate

Here is the latest press release from the Toronto Real Estate Board for August 2014: Toronto Real Estate Board President Paul Etherington reported 7,600 sales through the TorontoMLS system in August 2014. This result was up by 2.8 per cent compared to 7,391 transactions reported in August 2013. Year-to-date sales…

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Urbaneer’s August 2014 E-Promo

August 30, 2014

Real Estate, Riverdale / Playter Estates, The Danforth

Did you know we publish a monthly newsletter that you can subscribe to for FREE? Here's what we explore this month: To begin, we share our HomeWatch Newsletter called 'Interest Rates, Affordability and the Toronto Housing Boom'. It discusses how the affordability of Toronto housing is affected by interest rates that…

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Five Points to Ponder Before Buying a Condominium

August 18, 2014

Real Estate

For many homeowners and prospective purchasers in Toronto, the condominium property type is the most alluring – whether because of lifestyle desires, location or price point – or perhaps all of these. And why not? For those who love a lock up and go space, dream of walking to work,…

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Hysterically Awful MLS Pictures

August 10, 2014

Real Estate

Sometimes I think the public doesn't recognize how much most Toronto Realtors know about marketing a property. When I search the Multiple Listing Service, I often come across properties with no photos, leaving me to assume that if the listings are not tenanted or do not say “as-is”, they are…

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Toronto Real Estate Has Second Best Sales Record For July 2014

August 7, 2014

Real Estate

Here is this month's press release from the Toronto Real Estate Board: Toronto Real Estate Board President Paul Etherington reported strong year-over-year growth for July 2014 sales and the average selling price. Sales reported by TREB Members through the TorontoMLS system were up by 10 per cent to 9,198. This…

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Urbaneer’s July 2014 E-Promo

July 31, 2014

Real Estate

Did you know we publish a monthly newsletter that you can subscribe to for FREE? Here's what this month's issue explores: First, we share our HomeWatch Newsletter called 'From Wi-Fi to Sci-Fi: Taking Housing into the Future'. It's summarizes how technology has become an anchor in our domestic lives, including…

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Is The Bank of Mom and Dad Behind Rising Housing Prices?

July 28, 2014

Finance, Real Estate

Although Mother’s and Father’s Days have passed already this year, there is always cause to pause and reflect on the ongoing supportive roles our parents play in our lives. From the time we can walk, parents start putting steps in place to help their little ones have the knowledge, street…

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The Snakes And Ladders Of Under Pricing Property

July 14, 2014

Real Estate

There is a perception, in our currently scorching hot Toronto market, that Sellers are real estate pied pipers of sorts. All they need to do is announce their intention to sell, set their price and wait for Buyers to beat the door down, ready to pay any price. Not necessarily.…

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Toronto Real Estate Prices Soar In June 2014

July 8, 2014

Real Estate

Here is this month's press release from the Toronto Real Estate Board: Stepping into his role as President of the Toronto Real Estate Board, Paul Etherington announced a strong increase in residential sales reported through the Toronto MLS system in June. Sales were up by 15.4 per cent year-over-year to…

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