Assignment sales have become an increasingly popular topic in the real estate market, especially in Ontario. But what exactly are they, and how do they work? Here, we’ll answer some of the most frequently asked questions about assignment sales in Ontario. What is an Assignment Sale? An assignment sale is a type of real estate transaction in which the original buyer (the “assignor”) sells their rights and obligations under the original purchase agreement to a new buyer... [read more]

Your dreams. Your goals. Let’s make them happen together. As we step into 2025, I want to take a moment to thank you for trusting us with such an important part of your journey—your home. Whether we’ve worked together recently or years ago, your trust and support mean the world to us. This year, we’re committed to growing stronger relationships with our clients, and that starts with you. We’d love to know how we can serve you better in 2025. What would you... [read more]

Condo Fees Explained: What You Need to Know Before Buying If you’re considering buying a condo, understanding condo fees is essential. These fees play a vital role in maintaining the building, funding amenities, and ensuring the long-term value of your investment. Whether you’re a first-time buyer, an empty nester, or simply looking for a low-maintenance lifestyle, knowing what condo fees cover and how they’re calculated can make your decision-making process much... [read more]

Breaking Down the Costs of Selling Your Home in Canada Selling your home is an exciting milestone, but it comes with a variety of costs that homeowners should understand before listing their property. From real estate fees to legal expenses, knowing what to expect can help you budget and ensure a smooth transaction. Here’s a detailed breakdown of the typical costs of selling a house in Canada, so you can plan with confidence. Costs to Expect When Selling a House in Canada When... [read more]

Ontario Rent Increase Guideline for 2025 – What You Need to Know If you're a landlord or tenant in Ontario, staying up to date with the annual rent increase guideline is key to avoiding surprises. For 2025, the allowable rent increase is capped at 2.5% – a number that impacts the majority of rental properties across the province. What Does This Mean? The 2.5% cap applies to most residential properties built and first occupied before November 15, 2018.... [read more]