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GTA Real Estate News: Your Daily Dose!"Navigate Real Estate Success with Insightful Reports & Fresh, Hot Listings!"Welcome to "GTA Real Estate News: Your Daily Dose!" Our daily newsletter is your go-to source for a daily dose of the latest news, trends, and insights in the Greater Toronto Area real estate market. We understand the importance of staying informed, so our newsletter delivers the most relevant and impactful information 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, and expert analysis. Get your daily dose of knowledge and make informed decisions with our newsletter. Subscribe now to "GTA Real Estate News: Your Daily Dose" and stay in the loop in the dynamic GTA real estate scene. Yes, homeowners in Toronto, like homeowners elsewhere, should anticipate ongoing maintenance and repair costs. Proper maintenance is essential for preserving the value and functionality of your property. Here are some common maintenance and repair costs that homeowners in Toronto should consider: Routine Maintenance: Regular tasks such as lawn care, snow removal, and cleaning gutters can be done seasonally or as needed. These tasks help maintain the curb appeal and functionality of your home. HVAC Servicing: Heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems should be serviced annually to ensure they operate efficiently and avoid costly repairs. Plumbing Repairs: Leaking faucets, running toilets, and clogged drains are common plumbing issues that may need occasional attention. Roof Repairs: Over time, roofs may develop leaks or damaged shingles. Regular inspections and minor repairs can prevent larger, costlier issues. Painting: Both the interior and exterior of your home may need periodic painting or touch-ups to maintain appearance and protect surfaces. Appliance Maintenance: Appliances such as refrigerators, dishwashers, and washing machines may require maintenance or repairs over time. Electrical Repairs: Electrical issues like faulty outlets or wiring problems should be addressed promptly for safety reasons. Foundation and Structural Repairs: If you notice cracks in the foundation or walls, it's essential to address these issues promptly to prevent further damage. Pest Control: Seasonal pest control services can help prevent infestations of common pests like ants or rodents. Window and Door Repairs: Damaged windows and doors may need repairs to maintain energy efficiency and security. Landscaping and Garden Maintenance: Gardens, trees, and outdoor spaces require ongoing care and maintenance, including pruning, weeding, and fertilizing. Gutter Cleaning: Clean gutters prevent water damage to the roof and foundation. Driveway and Walkway Repairs: Cracked or damaged driveways and walkways may need occasional repairs or resurfacing. Home Insurance: Ongoing expenses include homeowners insurance premiums, which provide protection against unexpected events like fires or storms. Property Taxes: Property taxes are an ongoing cost that homeowners must budget for each year. Emergency Fund: It's wise to maintain an emergency fund for unexpected repairs or maintenance issues that may arise.
It's essential for homeowners to budget for these ongoing costs to ensure their property remains in good condition and to avoid being caught off guard by unexpected expenses. Regular maintenance can also help prevent minor issues from escalating into major repair projects, potentially saving you money in the long run.
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A recent Ontario case exemplifies the rare circumstances where a purchaser might get their deposit back
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The Bank of Canada (BoC) is set to issue an interest rate update on Wednesday, September 6 at 10 a.m.
This will mark the sixth interest rate anno...
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Nestled in Toronto's coveted Cricket Club neighbourhood sits this iconic Georgian home.
21 Mason Blvd. is a picture-perfect home with red brick, c...
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The Realtor hired to sell Eppich II, a West Vancouver home designed by renowned Canadian architect Arthur Erickson, is hoping the second time is the charm.
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The mortgage books of Canada's largest banks are being hit by rising rates
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This is despite a projected slight drop in the BoC’s policy rate by the end of 2024 or early 2025
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Costs of living have steadily increased over the past year
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Number of available homes plummets to record low
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Experts say Canadian mortgage owners should brace themselves for a potential rate hike next week from the Bank of Canada and budget accordingly.
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Canadian consumers are feeling the pinch of rising interest rates, and Canada's major banks are gearing up to face the
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What will happen to Canada's real estate market in the wake of Evergrande's bankruptcy? Find out in our latest analysis.
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Affordability continues to be key for Canadian homebuyers. From data-driven insights on median incomes to the best Toronto neighbourhoods to buy a condo in, check out the top real estate stories in August.
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The 4,000-square-foot property also comes with recessed ceilings, a midnight-blue kitchen and a serpentine staircase
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The city broke a sales record in August
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Under the new legislation passed in June, companies like Airbnb offering stays of 31 days or fewer on their platforms must now ensure that all listings on their sites are legal or risk facing fines of up to $100,000 per illegal post.
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76 per cent of Canadian co-owners blame the lack of housing affordability as a major reason for choosing to co-purchase a property.
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Rental site is first of a Housing Now initiative designed to create new mixed-income, complete communities on City-owned land Demand for rental housing in Toronto is reaching a fever pitch, and the chronic supply shortage is pushing rents skyward. As a result, the City of Toronto is heeding calls for more purpose-built rental housing. Through Housing Now, city-owned lands are being used to develop mixed-income communities, including in the...
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This Place: Beautiful townhome in Milton with high-end touches throughout. Price: $769,000 Address: 930 Nadalin Heights, Milton Bedrooms: 2 Baths: 2 Lot Dimensions: 21 x 44.29 feet Taxes: $2,815 Features: Three-story townhouse located in a popular location near schools and amenities. Energy efficient home is open concept, with two bedrooms, two baths and outdoor patio. […]
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Canadian banks see dip in 30 year-plus mortgages, but risks remain
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Leger poll shows as many as 6 per cent of Canadians co-own their property with someone other than their spouse. Real estate and estate planning lawyer Richard Bell says that while it's a more affordable solution, it can also create other problems.
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Canada’s economy may be just a few short months away from recession. The latest gross domestic product (GDP) data from Statistics Canada (Stat Can) stalled in Q2 2023. As much of a red flag as that is, it gets worse when you consider the population boom. Despite there being a lot more people, households are […]
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Rental platforms had until Sept. 1 to start verifying the validity of those registration numbers, which the government issues in the form of PDF certificates.
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A Scarborough homeowner is left footing the bill for damage to his appliances from a Toronto Hydro cable overload because the utility provider only has to accept liability for its equipment if there's "willful misconduct or negligence."
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Canadian real estate affordability data paints a dreary future for young adults. BMO’s latest look at affordability reveals it hasn’t been this hard to buy a home since the late-80s bubble. The brief period of rising interest rates didn’t help, but there’s a bigger issue. Interest rates are the highest since 2001, but since then […]
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