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Smart technology, household economics and health concerns have converged to create a burgeoning demand for home-based fitness. Of course, to get into fitness at home, you need to establish a space for working out, which may also require an area for storing equipment. Fortunately, a gym area full of bulky equipment is no longer the only option, as many at home solutions designed with a surprisingly small footprint are now available. Depending on your goals and routines, you can find a number of exercise stations that are collapsible for easy and quick storage, from stationary bikes to workbenches and resistance training apparatus.  Many new units also feature an online component, helping users track progress and even measure vital statistics. Some feature video options that enable the user to either follow a virtual trainer or travel along a virtual running or cycling course. Other wall-mounted screens with attachments for specific workout regimens offer the dual effect of a relatively

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If you've watched the home makeover reality shows, then  you know that remodeling a fixer-upper property is no easy feat. You need lots of time, energy, money, and patience. If you think you're ready to take on the challenge, make sure you have a game plan in place and ask yourself these five questions before buying a fixer-upper.  1. Do I have enough money to renovate?  That fixer-upper may be a sweet deal, but will you have enough money afterwards to cover the costs of renovations? You'll need to have enough funds to see the project through to completion, ideally without getting yourself into debt. Set yourself a realistic budget, add a cushion of at least 10 percent, and get several quotes from different contractors.  2. Have you spoken to an inspector?  You'll get a better sense of exactly how much work is involved by conducting an extensive home inspection. An experienced home inspector can tell you how the property's major systems are doing, including the roof

 

 

 

 

 

Despite an unprecedented year due to COVID-19, including necessary public health restrictions and uncertainty surrounding the economy, Greater Toronto Area REALTORS® reported over 95,000 home sales in 2020 – the third-best result on record. The average selling price reached a new record of almost $930,000. “The Greater Toronto Area housing market followed an unfamiliar path in 2020. Following the steep COVID-induced drop-off in demand during the spring, home sales roared back to record levels throughout the summer and fall. A strong economic rebound in many sectors of the economy, ultra-low borrowing costs and the enhanced use of technology for virtual open houses and showings fuelled and sustained the housing market recovery,” said Lisa Patel, Toronto Regional Real Estate Board (TRREB) President. Highlights from 2020 include: 95,151 sales were reported through TRREB’s MLS® System – up by 8.4 per cent compared to 2019. This included a record result for the month of December, with 7,180

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