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Stay In the Know: Greater Toronto Real Estate News!"Unveiling the keys to prosperous Home Buying and Selling through our Reports and exclusive New Listings!"Stay in the know with "Greater Toronto Real Estate News!" Our daily newsletter is your trusted source for the latest updates, trends, and insights in the Greater Toronto real estate market. We understand that being well-informed is essential, and our newsletter delivers the most relevant and timely news directly to your inbox. Whether you're a buyer, seller, investor, or industry professional, our curated content covers a wide range of topics, including market updates, new listings, investment opportunities, regulatory changes, and expert opinions. Stay ahead of the curve and make informed decisions with our comprehensive coverage. Subscribe now to "Greater Toronto Real Estate News" and stay in the know about all things related to the dynamic Greater Toronto real estate market. During a home inspection, a qualified home inspector evaluates various components and areas of a property to assess its condition. Here are some key components and areas that a home inspector typically evaluates: Structural Components: The home inspector examines the foundation, walls, roof, and overall structure of the property. They look for any signs of structural damage, such as cracks, unevenness, or sagging. Exterior: The exterior of the property is inspected, including the siding, windows, doors, and any attached structures like decks or porches. The inspector checks for signs of moisture damage, rot, and proper functioning of doors and windows. Roofing: The roof is inspected for its condition, including the roofing materials, flashing, gutters, and downspouts. The inspector looks for any signs of leaks, damaged shingles, or potential issues with the roof's integrity. Plumbing System: The home inspector evaluates the plumbing system, including the pipes, fixtures, and water supply. They check for leaks, water pressure, proper drainage, and the functionality of faucets, toilets, and showers. Electrical System: The electrical system is assessed to ensure it is safe and up to code. The inspector examines the electrical panels, wiring, outlets, and switches. They also check for any potential fire hazards or safety concerns. HVAC System: The heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) system is inspected to assess its condition and functionality. The inspector checks the furnace, air conditioning unit, ductwork, filters, and thermostats. Interior: The interior of the property is evaluated, including the walls, ceilings, floors, doors, and stairs. The inspector looks for any signs of water damage, mold, pest infestations, or structural issues. Insulation and Ventilation: The home inspector assesses the insulation levels in the property, including in the walls, attic, and basement. They also check for proper ventilation to prevent moisture buildup and potential issues like mold growth. Appliances and Systems: If included, the home inspector may evaluate the condition and operation of appliances such as the stove, dishwasher, and laundry equipment. They may also assess other systems like the fireplace or security systems if applicable.
It's important to note that a home inspector's role is to identify any visible issues or areas of concern. They may recommend further evaluation by specialists for specific systems or components if necessary. A comprehensive home inspection report will provide detailed findings and recommendations, helping buyers make informed decisions about the property.
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Karl Eaton says he can’t find a two-bedroom apartment for less than half of his salary so that he can afford other expenses like groceries and paying for his son’s post-secondary education.
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Housing continues to be very expensive in Halton as new builds lag behind population growth in Milton, Burlington, Oakville and Halton Hills. But there are still some deals to be found. Here are five of the least expensive homes sold in Halton Region during June: 609-2411 New St., Burlington $460,000 Newly-renovated, spacious two bedroom, one […]
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A private island with four standalone cottages nestled in a 'very sought after' location in the Muskoka Lakes has just been put up on the market.
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While it may take forever for renovations to be completed in a post-COVID era, there was a time when you could expect the renovations in a semi-tim...
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Canada needs 5.8 million new homes by 2030 to solve the housing crisis, according to the Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation.
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The Bank of Canada will issue an interest rate update on July 12.
This will mark the fifth interest rate announcement of 2023. Three more are sch...
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In Brampton, Mississauga and Toronto, close to 200 residential buildings are proposed on the sites of older, tired malls. The new 15-minute cities will include condos, parks, recreation centres and other amenities.
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Markets are expecting a 50/50 chance of another increase this month
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Amid endless calls for some kind of government intervention to assuage the housing crisis in the GTA and beyond, the Government of Ontario is now c...
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Everyone knows real estate in Toronto is wild. There are tiny houses with only two bedrooms going for almost $2 million, homes that are only 11-fee...
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Extending mortgage amortization is a common way for lenders to offer relief to struggling consumers, but the strategy could cost homeowners more in the long run, experts say.
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Canadian banks need to take steps to assist mortgage holders who are struggling to stay above water after a rapid spike in interest rates, according to new guidelines issued Wednesday.
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"Shooting fireworks. Threatening us. Drunk yelling at us." A Yellowknife tenant was issued an eviction order after "very concerning" complaints.
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In an attempt to deal with an affordable housing crisis, the Dutch housing minister recently proposed a law that would have allowed municipalities to force some property owners to sell their homes only to low and middle-income earners. The problem the policy is trying to fix is one that's particularly acute in Canada.
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It's probably not your first guess.
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The Bank of Canada is expected to raise interest rates again this week as forecasters say the economy has not softened enough for the central bank to back off.
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Year-to-date property sales, values and listings continue lagging compared to 2022
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While Canada’s inflation rate slowed to 3.4 per cent in May, Canadian households continue to be squeezed amid rising mortgage payments.
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Red conveys boldness and excitement, while blue says you're trustworthy and stable
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The central bank is scheduled to reveal its next decision on Wednesday
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