Do you ever wonder when Toronto’s real estate market will cool down? Some buyers just wait patiently for a little relief but even with this Spring market upon us, it seems that there is a better chance that the Leafs will make the playoffs than a typical buyer paying less than the ask

What a difference a few weeks make. It wasn’t that long ago when agents were complaining about the lack of new listings. The newspapers were quick to pick up on this as the leading contributor to the number of multiple offers and the near double digit month over month property value i

Check out Bosley’s Fabruary real estate wrap up infographic.  A shocking 64% of homes sold at or over listing.

2014 will go down in Toronto’s history as the year of extreme cold and a piping hot real estate market. While we are hesitant to say that the bitter deep freeze is over just yet, the real estate market shows no signs of cooling. This week we witnessed another strong week of multiple o

I used to live on Rhodes Ave in Toronto’s east end…glad to see it doing so well! Shortage of new listings fuelling desperation among Toronto home buyers | Toronto Star www.thestar.com The reason is simple: New listings for houses have been below historic norms yet interest

Despite the brutally cold winter, the market is red hot. With prices up 9% from last year. Brutally cold February fails to dent Toronto’s red-hot real estate market as prices jump 9% business.financialpost.com The Toronto Real Estate Board said the average sale price for the month was