| January, 2011
Dear Friend,
Average prices were up a whopping 9% so that if you bought an average price home in 2009 for $395,460 it would be worth $431,463 today. This once again proves the real estate remains a great investment. What can we expect from 2011? A slight drop in the number of units sold with a modest increase in prices. The Real Estate Market will continue to be strong for the foreseeable future. Are you thinking of moving in 2011? Get a jump on your competition and put your home on the market today. Yes, there may be fewer buyers around today than there will be in Spring but there is also a shortage of listings. If your home is well priced and shows well it may attract multiple offers. I wanted to take this opportunity to wish you a happy, healthy and prosperous New Year and to remind you once again that I am never too busy to handle your Real Estate Referrals.
Your Friend in Real Estate. |
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Hottest and most noteworthy condo projects in the GTA for 2010 Toronto boasts more high-rise construction than any city in North America and 2010 was a big year for new GTA condos. In the words of Heath Ledger's Joker, "I wanted to see what you'd do. And you didn't disappoint." Throughout the year we saw dozens of condo launches, re launches and a few outright condo failures. Looking back, we can say some of these projects stood out from the crowd. They may have had more hype, purchaser interest, noteworthy design, online interest or something else that caught our attention. And so, without further ado, below are the hottest condos in the GTA in 2010 according to our analytics and our own opinions. Due to the fact that the list is both objective and subjective, the list is in no particular order. Check them out below...Read more |
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