The Canadian real estate market is red hot right now. According to real estate statistics, the benchmark price of a home in Canada reached $669,000 in January 2021, translating into an appreciation of 2.2% ($14,400) compared to December 2020. If you compare it with the same month last year, the changes are even more drastic, with a 13.5% increase ($79,800). If you plan to dip your toes in the Canadian real estate market and want to invest in real estate, you might be looking for a real... [read more]

If you are looking to invest in property, buying a condo as a real estate investment property is the best idea for plenty of reasons. Condos are usually much more affordable than single family homes and are equipped with a host of amenities you otherwise wouldn’t be able to afford. Not to mention, condos are usually located in desirable neighborhoods and are always high in demand. Also, the maintenance is more comfortable in case of elements. Here are some plausible reasons you... [read more]

People planning to upgrade their lives by moving into a new condominium have to consider several things before deciding on a perfect condo. The condo property location may be one of the factors that are at the top of the list. Buying a condo is a significant investment you can make in life. Some individuals, especially first-timers, pay a great deal of attention to the condition of the property and make a value calculation based on that. Still, the location of the property is what they... [read more]

With high rise condo buildings all the rage these days, people often wonder if buying a unit on the top floor is worth the extra money, or what builders like to call the “floor premium”. Since purchasing a condo in Toronto can weight heavy on your pockets, it helps to take a practical approach while searching for investment options, especially when we talk about units that are higher up. Builders often cite better views and added security as luxe amenities, but increased cost for a... [read more]

In this rapidly growing and buzzing world, it is very much strenuous to find Toronto condos for sale. Divorce and joint owners make this process more intricate. In case you come with a Toronto condo or Toronto loft that is being sold by joint owners, then be prepared for all the possible delays. Thus, the whole buy and sell process can become a lot more tangled. Nevertheless, there are always some tips that you can consider before you buy a Toronto condo sold by a couple going through... [read more]

Maintaining a condo is quite a task. You cannot determine the responsibility for paying for the flood damages caused to a Toronto condo for sale upfront. You might think that the person whose toilet caused damages to your condo. Thus, that owner is responsible for the insurance deductible. However, that isn’t the case. Unless the unit owner’s negligence can be proven, the condo owner will have to pay for all the damages. And, they should pay it from their own... [read more]

From the way we used to learn how we used to work to the way we used to shop, COVID-19 has changed everything. The Canadian real estate market is not immune to the impact of COVID-19 and took a rollercoaster ride of ups and downs throughout the year. If you are wondering what does the Toronto condo market has in store for 2021, then you are at the right place. In this infographic, you will learn about seven Toronto condominium trend predictions that you can capitalize on as a real estate... [read more]

2020 has been quite a turbulent year for the Toronto real estate market and we can only hope that the New Year has better things in store. While we don’t have a crystal ball handy, here’s what the experts are predicting for 2021. People Will Prefer Smaller Centers To Major Cities The pandemic and the ensuing lockdowns have turned the table on how we live, play, learn, and even work. Even with a return to work back on the tables, a lot of employers and employees are still... [read more]

Since the onset of the pandemic, out condos are doubling as our offices, boardrooms, gyms, coffee shops and classrooms. However, when you are already pressed for space, finding a dedicated space to work can be quite a challenge. Especially if you if you live in a small condo or with multiple roommates and the only space you have is your bedroom, it can be all the harder to create a friendly work-space that is conductive to productivity. Creating a workspace in a small condo needs a... [read more]

A Sigh of Relief for the First-Time Condo Buyers in Toronto COVID-19 has taken a toll on all our life, beginning from work to future planning. The pandemic has posed a challenge in the sector of real estate, including condos and lofts for sale. Bringing up the prices or dramatically decreasing the mortgage rates has brought in both opportunities and challenges, especially for the first-time home buyers. As the pandemic situation is getting stabilized, considering the financial... [read more]