It’s never too early to start looking ahead; most of us do it countless times a day and don’t even think about it. That said, one thing worth consciously looking ahead to is the timing of your next home sale or move.
It’s Time to Add Real Estate to Your Investment Portfolio
By Karen Kessel Have you ever considered real estate as part of your investment portfolio? Whether you buy as your personal residence or lease over for the long term, real estate has … Read More
Homebuying wish list needs to match your budget
Making a list and checking it twice? If you’re looking at buying a new home in the new year, making your new home wish list is a priority. If this … Read More
Upsize or upgrade? More Canadians choosing the latter.
Over the past year, Canadians (especially in major urban centres) have been driving the renovation industry past the new construction industry, as housing affordability dives ever-lower. The trend, seemingly brought … Read More
Buying new is the best investment
Buying real estate is always a good investment whether it’s as your own home or an investment property to generate income. It’s a fabulous means to diversify an investment or … Read More
When school is back in session…
…Homebuying ramps up for a busy fall School is back in session and that means routine has returned. Real estate professionals and homebuilders are now ramping up for a season … Read More
Financing Your New Home
The purchase of a new home is the largest purchase most people make during their lifetime! Whether you are purchasing a home for the first time, or moving up, buying … Read More
Selecting a Home Builder- Tips & Advice
Buying a new home is a big decision, but it doesn’t have to be a difficult one. Preparing yourself and doing your homework is the key to being able to … Read More
4 Condo Questions You Should Have (And Not Feel Bad Asking)
Let’s start with the obvious: Buying a condo has a number of key differences from buying a freehold detached home. As with any major purchase, it’s certainly important to do … Read More