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Contact me or Mike if you are looking for a house in the Brampton area. It needs some work but that also means it’s a great opportunity! 4 spacious bedrooms backing onto green space near Bramalea City Centre.

Check out this listing 67 CLOVERDALE DR, Brampton, Ontario L6T2T5

Thinking of downsizing? This is a great opportunity in a desirable lifestyle golf community within easy distance of Toronto. Message me or my broker Mike Ursini for details.

Check out this listing 192 RIDGE Way Unit # 77, Alliston, Ontario L9R0K5

An excellent opportunity to retire or downsize. Golf course. Community Centre. Well-built and well-run condominium building. https://youtu.be/X3RejWLjkMU. MLS:N4614766

2 Briar Hill Hts Available on MLS. 2 Bedroom /2 Bath condominium

You can always find something when renovating a century home. These were found converting the attic to a bedroom

Looking for a great home with top notch "bones" in the 416? Look no further than this gem in the Brimley and Sheppard area!

https://www.realtor.ca/real-estate/20481872/4-bedroom-single-family-house-58-blueberry-dr-toronto-agincourt-north

Interesting article. There are multiple viewpoints on the status of the market. This is one perspective as posted by a home inspector I have used

https://www.facebook.com/907960159/posts/10161583681415160?sfns=cl

This is how Canada's housing correction begins - Macleans.ca Canadians are finally getting a taste of what a world with rising interest rates will look like, and one thing is painfully clear: we’re not ready for what happens next

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Thinking of retiring to the outskirts of the GTA? Helped my clients purchase this property recently. Now to the next step of selling their GTA property!

If one wonders where the downward pressure is originating in our stagnant real estate market, look no further than the new lending rules. While it is great that private lenders are filling the void, it comes at a cost: higher rates = downward pressure on prices. Granted, there is sufficient pent-up demand to hold off a steep slide. But how long can the government continue to artificially depress lending? Chris Cerar probably has the answers to this...

Tougher mortgage rules fuel private lending surge in Toronto | The Star Twenty per cent of refinancing for mortgage deals in the second quarter were funded by private lenders, a 67 per cent jump from the first quarter of 2016.