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Congratulations are in order..

It is wonderful when a plan comes together. Prep gets done – decluttering, staging, photos, drone & video completed and uploaded… One day on market and a stellar offer received! Congratulations to our clients at 514 Fenwick Place in Burlington. We were honoured to manage the whole process.

Posted in Team News

Thought of the Day

“The pessimist complains about the wind. The optimist expects it to change. The leader adjusts the sails.” — John Maxwell

Posted in Inspiration, Uncategorized

In 2020 Expect a Vibrant Spring Real Estate Market

Royal LePage’s Home Price Survey reveals that GTA home prices heat up as demand outstrips supply. To read more about this, go to: Royal LePage Home Price Survey Living in the GTA to Niagara corridor and thinking of selling? Call Scott, Susan or Leslie to arrange for your free market evaluation.* *Not intended to solicit […]

Posted in Buying and Selling, Market Evaluation

2019 Year-End Statistics from Realtors® Association of Hamilton-Burlington

The REALTORS® Association of Hamilton-Burlington (RAHB) reported 12,866 sales of residential properties located within the RAHB market area were processed through the Multiple Listing Service® (MLS®) System in 2019. This is 10.1 per cent more sales than in 2018. The average price of a residential property in 2019 was $587,745. This is up 4.9 per cent […]

Posted in Buying and Selling, Market Evaluation

Good Time to Sell!

According to the Royal LePage Home Price Survey, GTA home prices heat up as demand outstrips supply. It could be a good time to sell in a vibrant spring market!* (*Not intended to solicit those already under contract.) To learn more, go to: https://www.royallepage.ca/en/realestate/news/canadians-can-expect-a-vibrant-spring-real-estate-market-with-home-prices-rising-modestly/

Posted in Buying and Selling, Market Evaluation

Protect Yourself in 2020

I just read a great legal tip worth sharing. Many people date documents in this way: Day/Month/Year. When you date a document this year, it would be prudent to use all four digits for the year. If you enter a date like 06/01/20, someone could easily modify this date to 06/01/2017 or any previous year […]

Posted in Buying and Selling, Home Finance, Living

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