Jason Walker Real Estate in Toronto

 

 

 

 

There has been a lot of news coverage about the housing market over the past couple of years. In fact, you might be thinking that the market is like an out-of-control pendulum swinging wildly and in unpredictable ways.  It's not really like that. However, it's easy to understand why you might feel concerned, especially if you're thinking about moving sometime this year.  Here are some things to consider:  The housing market, including your local market, is actually relatively easy to understand. When there are a few homes for sale, but lots of buyers, homes are easier to sell and more difficult to buy. It's all vice versa when there are a lot of homes for sale and few buyers.  If you're selling and also buying, the pros and cons generally even themselves out. You might sell your home quickly in a seller's market, but then need to be strategic in your approach to finding your next dream home.  People buy and sell homes in every market, regardless of conditions. T

As the weather warms up, lets talk about ridesharing! We've all has those nights on the patio with a couple drinks with our pals. So here is some information on how to safe safe and have fun. If you live or near an urban district, you're probably aware of one or more companies providing "car-share" arrangements that offer members access to a network of personal-use vehicles on a temporary pay-as-you-go basis. Though annual fees are often required, they can provide eligible members with insurance coverage, and may even pay for fuel. Beyond the bigger national or international brand-name companies, there are also local co-op car-sharing organizations and independent consumer groups that are growing in popularity. With smart technology, tracking and maintenance can be monitored easily and accurately, and user-payment can be made conveniently.  It's a rational market response to the rising cost of car ownership, and a practical approach to addressing the obvious waste

 

 

 

 

If You're Looking For A Bright & Spacious Bungalow That's Move-In Ready, This Is It! Warm & Inviting From The Moment You Step Inside. Thousands Spent In Upgrades Including: Updated Baths, Kitchen, Stainless Steel Appliances, HVAC & Walk Out To Private Side Yard Covered Deck w/BBQ & Natural Gas Line. A Spectacular Family Room Addition w/ Vaulted Ceilings & Extra Large Sliding Windows Sets This Bungalow Apart From Others. Separate Entrance To Finished Basement With Oversized Above Grade Windows That's Easy To Convert To An In-Law Suite, Tons Of Built In Storage, Hardwood Floors Thru-Out, Double Car Garage, 2 Fireplaces & More. Steps To TTC, Parks, Shopping & Schools. Earl Haig School District. This Is A Must See!!!! Please don’t hesitate to contact us, we’re happy to answer any questions you have.  Jason Walker  |   Realtor 416-930-3301 | 1jawalker@gmail.com

 

 

 

 

Confronted with the prospect of a toweringly expensive full-scale kitchen remodel project, many homeowners start wondering if it's even possible to pare down costs. Yes, you can refresh your kitchen space for a much lower budget than you might expect. You can do so by employing simple methods that have worked for homeowners for years. Retain the Kitchen Footprint Most kitchens come in one of several pre-determined shapes. Few kitchen designers ever do anything different, mainly because these shapes work so well, but also because kitchens typically have such limited spaces. Whether it is the one-wall kitchen layout, corridor or galley, L-shape, or U-shape, your existing kitchen layout probably works better than you may think it does. The problem may be more in the arrangement of your services within that shape than the shape itself. Keep Appliances in Place If Possible Any home remodel that involves moving plumbing, gas, or electrical lines will add to your budget and timeline. The

Thanks to smartphone technology, it's now possible to send your favourite photographs and images off to a professional framing house, without leaving your home or risking damage to a precious print. All you need is a good quality digital photograph or image from your phone or camera that you can email or file transfer. In some cases, depending on the facility (and copyright laws), you may also be able to provide a high-resolution image of artwork for framing. Of course, the higher the resolution you can send, the better the quality of the results you'll receive.  But, that's just the beginning. Before committing to a particular frame, you can now use a frame service's app to test-view your photo, poster or art in position with an entire inventory of virtual framing and matting arrangements. You can try different combinations until you find the one that works best for you. You can even see how an individual piece looks on your wall or plan out an entire collage or galler