G.S.T. AND First Time Home Buyers
Posted on Jun 30, 2025 in Real Estate and Lifestyle
On May 27, 2025, the Federal Government issued a press release that provides for a Goods and Services Tax (“GST”) rebate for first time home buyers (FTHB) of new homes (and co-ops). 
The press release indicates that the Excise Tax Act will be amended to provide FTHB with a full GST rebate on homes under $1,000,000, and a partial rebate on homes betwe...
The Future of AI and Real Estate.... What's already here and What's coming?
Posted on Jun 23, 2025 in Real Estate and Lifestyle
AI & Real Estate: What’s Coming (and What’s Already Here)
🏢 1. Brokerage Models Will Be Disrupted
Like law firms using AI to automate briefs, brokerages will reduce admin-heavy roles.
Flat-fee, AI-enhanced models may become more appealing, especially to solo agents or micro teams.
Larger brokerages will compete on tech stacks, not just headcount.
🏢 1. Brokerage Models Will Be Disrupted
Like law firms using AI to automate briefs, brokerages will reduce admin-heavy roles.
Flat-fee, AI-enhanced models may become more appealing, especially to solo agents or micro teams.Larger brokerages will compete on tech stacks, not just headcount.
1. Bro...
CHMC - B.C and Ontario Condo market data reveal long term risks...Should you buy?
Posted on Jun 19, 2025 in Real Estate and Lifestyle
Between 2022 and 2025 (Q1), average resale condo prices declined by 13.4 per cent in Toronto and 2.7 per cent in Vancouver. Two years prior they had risen by more than 19 per cent in both locations. 
Tenant expectations are shifting. Rental returns are narrowing.
And some regions are seeing more supply than demand. Whether you're a seasoned landlord o...
What I wish every Seller knew about what kills an Offer.....
Posted on Jun 17, 2025 in Real Estate and Lifestyle
What Kills an Offer? Insights Every Seller Should Know
When it comes to selling your home, the first offer might not always be the best — but it could be the right one. And in many cases, sellers unknowingly sabotage solid offers not because of price, but because of missteps in strategy, flexibility, or preparation.
When it comes to selling your home, the first offer might not always be the best — but it could be the right one. And in many cases, sellers unknowingly sabotage solid offers not because of price, but because of missteps in strategy, flexibility, or preparation.
Here are the top reasons I see off...
