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Curated Insights: Greater Toronto Real Estate Daily!"Empowering you with knowledge and opportunities in the world of Real Estate!"Welcome to "Curated Insights: Greater Toronto Real Estate Daily!" Our daily newsletter is your exclusive access to carefully curated insights and valuable knowledge in the Greater Toronto real estate market. We understand that staying informed is crucial, so we bring you the most relevant and impactful insights, trends, and expert analysis straight 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 developments, investment opportunities, and neighborhood spotlights. Gain valuable insights and make informed decisions with our daily newsletter. Subscribe now to "Curated Insights: Greater Toronto Real Estate Daily" and stay ahead of the game in the dynamic Greater Toronto real estate scene. Deciding between a new home and a resale home in Toronto involves considering various factors that can significantly impact your homebuying experience and lifestyle. Here are some key factors to help you make an informed decision: Advantages of a NEW Home: Customization: New homes often allow for more customization options, allowing you to select finishes, layouts, and design elements that suit your preferences and needs. Modern Features: New homes are built with the latest construction techniques and technology, often including energy-efficient systems, smart home features, and updated appliances. Warranty Protection: Many new homes come with a builder's warranty, providing coverage for defects and issues during the early years of homeownership. Low Maintenance: New homes generally require less immediate maintenance and repairs, as everything is brand new and built to current building codes and standards. Builder Incentives: Builders may offer incentives, such as discounts or upgrades, to attract buyers to new developments.
Advantages of a Resale Home: Established Neighborhoods: Resale homes are typically found in well-established neighborhoods with mature trees, amenities, and a sense of community. Move-In Ready: Unlike new homes that may require some time for construction, resale homes are ready for immediate occupancy. Negotiation Room: Sellers of resale homes may be more open to negotiation on the purchase price, giving you potential cost savings. Known History: With a resale home, you can learn about its history from the previous owners, including any renovations or improvements made. Character and Charm: Older homes often have unique architectural features and character that may not be found in new developments.
Additional Considerations: Budget: Consider your budget and how it aligns with the cost of new homes and resale homes in your desired area. Location: Evaluate the location of both new and resale homes, considering factors like proximity to work, schools, amenities, and transportation. Property Size: Determine your space requirements and whether new developments or resale homes offer properties that meet your needs. Timeframe: Assess your timeline for moving. New homes may have longer construction periods, while resale homes can offer quicker move-in options. Home Inspection: Whether new or resale, conducting a home inspection is essential to assess the property's condition and identify any potential issues. Builder/Developer Reputation: If opting for a new home, research the builder or developer's reputation and track record to ensure they deliver quality homes.
Ultimately, the decision between a new home and a resale home in Toronto depends on your specific preferences, lifestyle, budget, and timeline. Carefully weigh these factors, and consider seeking advice from a reputable real estate agent who can help you navigate the Toronto market and find the best option for your needs.
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It’s hardly an exaggeration to say that Manulife One has saved Leanne Myles from personal, professional and financial catastrophe several times over.
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If the goal of surging interest rates was to cool off home sale prices, realtors say it appears to be working — but rising interest rates mean buyers aren't always getting a better deal.
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The Calgary Real Estate Board says rising interest rates had little impact on last month's home sales, which reached a record level for July.
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Higher interest rates are not slowing Victoria home sales, July's real-estate market data shows.
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After months of campaigning to get people from Ontario to move to Alberta with targeted billboards, online ads and inescapable subway posters, it s...
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Nervous that the slow winter market would make it difficult to find a buyer, Michael and Tanya Kovendi devised a selling strategy with their realtor—and it paid off
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While the average-priced one-bedroom unit in Toronto currently hovers around the $2,300 mark, this sub-penthouse suite at 88 Scott Street blows the...
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Canada’s population grew by just over 1.2 million people during the second quarter of 2023 while housing starts have been declining since November 2022
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Urbanation Inc. says Greater Toronto Area (GTA) new condo sales experienced their slowest first half of the year since 2013.
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Urbanation Inc. says Greater Toronto Area new condo sales experienced their slowest first half of the year since 2013.
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A home in an exclusive neighborhood overlooking Alta Lake has sold for $32,000,000, breaking Whistler’s real estate sale price record by nearly $10,000,000.
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The month of July, 2023 brought news on redevelopments of large sites, from mixed-use to industrial. Meanwhile, we continue to see buildings reach new heights both within the Toronto core and beyond. Here is the latest roundup of the hottest news stories, Database files, and Forum threads on UrbanToronto from July, 2023.
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Canada’s inflation surge is leaving almost as quickly as it appeared, but it’s not gone yet. BMO Capital Markets wrote to investors this morning, warning the Consumer Price Index (CPI) is about to get a boost from gasoline prices. A base effect that helped to lower the headline CPI growth is about to work in […]
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Urbanation Inc. says Greater Toronto Area new condo sales experienced their slowest first half of the year since 2013.
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New data from Royal LePage reveals online searches for homes in Edmonton and Calgary have surged since 2019, primarily driven by...
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The Fraser Valley area saw the largest sales increase in Canada, according to a new report from Zoocasa
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Christine Ibbotson writes how Canadians can address the pinch some are feeling due to the rise in interest rates.
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Tenants at three East York buildings are rallying at their landlord's office, Starlight Investments, demanding fair treatment.
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“The basement was grimy and smelled like damp wood or a cottage shed in the middle of summer”
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Condo rents continued to soar across the GTA in Q2 2023, pushing prices to record highs as vacancy rates remained low.
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Editor's Note"Welcome to my Newsletter Page! I am a professional Real Estate Agent in Toronto GTA with an Architectural background from India. With a unique combination of design and real estate knowledge, I am dedicated to helping clients find their dream home. My expertise in both fields allows me to understand the potential of a property and how to best showcase it to potential buyers. I am committed to providing excellent service and going above and beyond for my clients. Let me help you navigate the real estate market and find your perfect property in the Greater Toronto Area & Surroundings. Contact me today!"
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