Multigenerational Home Buying: How to Find a Home That Fits Your Whole Family For many homebuyers, multigenerational living used to be considered an option of last resort: it was a route families took only when they needed to ride out a financial storm or care for ailing family members. But that mindset is on the decline: A growing number of families now say that they are embracing multigenerational living and moving in together by choice.  In fact, the share of homes occupied by... [read more]

Modern 1 Bed 1 Bath condo for sale in the heart of Milton, Ontario, Canada Description Modern condo located in the heart of Milton! Freshly painted unit with all the upgrades! Big beautiful windows to brighten up the space. Quartz counter-tops and stainless steel appliances. Hardwood flooring and ceramic tiles throughout the unit. Extra large outdoor patio space. Close to all amenities, schools, parks, shopping, restaurants, highways and hospital. Highlights Ground floor access... [read more]

Home Buyer Activity Increases Slightly in July 2024 As More Properties Come On The Market TORONTO, ONTARIO, August 6, 2024 – Greater Toronto Area (GTA) home sales in July 2024 were up compared to July 2023. While sales were up from last year, buyers continued to benefit from more choice in the GTA marketplace, with annual growth in new listings outstripping that of sales. The better-supplied market meant that buyers also benefitted from a slight relief in selling prices on... [read more]

So what exactly is the purpose of your business, dad? In my previous blog post, I shared a story about a conversation I had with my son, Raghav, when he asked why I wasn't featured on a billboard. Today, I’d like to share the continuation of that conversation, where Raghav posed another insightful question. "So what exactly is the purpose of your business, dad?" he asked, his eyes full of curiosity. It was a simple question, but it made me think deeply about... [read more]

Mid-Year Market Update for 2024: What Buyers and Sellers Need to Know   Once again, the number one story in real estate this summer is mortgage rates. But unlike last year, when a surprise series of rate hikes from the Bank of Canada sent skittish buyers back to the sidelines, all signs now point to the opposite scenario. Instead of market-chilling rate hikes, economists now expect market-quickening rate cuts—possibly starting as soon as this month.1  That means the... [read more]