Spring has finally sprung across the GTA and after weathering what seemed to be a winter without end, the Toronto housing market continues to heat up. Despite weakened market conditions in other Canadian cities, Toronto flexes its muscles as high-end home sales surge. With the average selling price for a detached home steadily increasing since […]
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Spring is finally here and with warmer temperatures working in our favour, many homeowners are eager to tackle home projects that have been placed on the backburner over the winter. From the ‘big spring clean,’ to maintenance and renovations, this season brings a buzz of activity around the house for DIY weekend warriors as well
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Starting your own property management company isn’t easy. On top of the initial investment of the rental property itself, being a landlord in Toronto comes with a long list of responsibilities. We’ve all heard about the tenant who complains constantly, doesn’t pay rent on time, or causes damage to your property which results in costly
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Toronto’s New Pot of Gold!
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In Ontario, there is no law stating that a tenant must pay his/her landlord a damage deposit – in fact, according to the Residential Tenancies Act (RTA), the law that governs tenant-landlord relations in Ontario, it is illegal for a landlord to collect or request one. A landlord is only permitted to collect a deposit
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To read more, see February TREB Market Watch
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Did you remember to check your carbon monoxide detectors over the weekend? We often use Daylight Savings Time as a reminder to change the batteries in our smoke alarms, however, when we turn our clocks an hour forward, we should also remember to check our CO detectors, and replace batteries as required. Carbon monoxide is
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What does a million dollars buy you? In Toronto, it could buy you a detached home — if you’re lucky. Earlier this week the Toronto Real Estate Board released February’s resale market figures, and for the first time ever, the average selling price of a detached home exceeded the $1 million mark. According to Toronto
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It’s time to ‘Spring’ forward! Daylight savings time is a great reminder to check your smoke alarms and Co2 detectors, and replace all batteries as necessary.
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