Buying vs. Building a Backyard Shed
If you need a shed in your backyard, there are only two options. You can either buy the materials and build a shed on your own, or you can buy a premade shed from a store or a shed-building company.…
Read moreIf you need a shed in your backyard, there are only two options. You can either buy the materials and build a shed on your own, or you can buy a premade shed from a store or a shed-building company.…
Read moreFIND AN AGENT Canada’s capital city has consistently attracted the rich and influential, offering an appealing blend of culture, politics, and international connectivity. Ottawa is a city with a unique combination of factors that make it an attractive destination for…
Read moreNew Brunswick offers a laid-back, no-frills lifestyle that appeals to individuals looking to simplify their lives. With smaller cities and towns, lower cost of living, and close-knit communities, it presents an attractive alternative to fast-paced, high-stress environments. This shift towards…
Read moreLondon, Ontario, is a great place to start if you are looking for affordable housing options in Ontario. According to London’s recent housing market outlook, the average price for a home is $722,345.26. Whether raising a family, working, or retiring…
Read moreTreat Accessibly aims to recruit 400,000 homes by 2025 – one for each of the 400,000 Canadian children who lives with a disability RE/MAX Canada is proud to announce its continued support of Treat Accessibly in 2023 – a movement…
Read moreAs a homeowner, accessing the equity in your home can provide you with the funds you need to finance home improvements, pay off debts, or cover other expenses. HELOCs, home equity loans, and remortgaging are three common ways to access…
Read moreAre you planning to sell your home? Whether or not to hold an open house is still a hotly debated topic. An open house is when a property is made available for potential buyers to view and explore during a…
Read moreIs Toronto real estate cheaper than Vancouver? This is the million-dollar question. As conditions shift in the current housing landscape, this has become a common question in today’s Canadian real estate market. While some places shift into a buyer’s market…
Read moreHousing affordability has become a top priority for all three levels of government, with public policymakers exploring a broad array of measures to ensure more Canadians have the opportunity to purchase a single-family home, townhouse, or condominium. Since the start…
Read moreDespite the Bank of Canada (BoC) raising interest rates to their highest level since before the global financial crisis in 2008, the impact on the Canadian real estate market has not been equal. Some areas of the country are performing…
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