Jason Walker Real Estate in Toronto

Whether you've purchased a fixer-upper or the move-in ready home of your dreams, you'll likely spend some time and money sprucing up your new sigs. You don't need to break the bank with expensive gadgets and gizmos, but there are a few key items that will be worth their weight in gold.  1. Ladder - from gutter cleaning to painting, every homeowner needs a ladder (or two). Having a short indoor ladder for changing lightbulbs and minor repairs is essential, but don't forget that home emergencies take place bot inside and out. Purchase a tall ladder to provide access to your attic and gutter. If storage space is an issue, consider investing in an adjustable or collapsible ladder with multiple height settings.  2. Tools - get a hammer and a high-quality cordless drill along with a large set of drill and driver bits, often purchased separately. Make sure to also get both a stubby screwdriver and an offset ratchet screwdriver to get at those tight and awkward spaces. A brig...

***An Exceptional Rental Opportunity***  Fully Furnished 3+1 Bedrooms, 2 Baths, PARKING, Floor To Ceiling Windows, Large Balcony Overlooking Stunning City Views, High End Kitchen With Integrated Appliances, World Class Amenities, Direct Access To Subway, Steps To Financial District & Hospitals. Owners Have Thoughtfully Installed Multiple Built-Ins Throughout Unit Providing Exceptional Storage Solutions. Willing To Rent Unfurnished As Well.

There were 5,627 home sales reported through the Toronto Regional Real Estate Board9s (TRREB) MLS® System in August 2022, representing a year-over-year dip of 34.2 per cent 3 a lesser annual rate of decline compared to the previous four months. The August sales result also represented a month-over-month increase compared to July. Sales represented a higher share of new listings compared to the previous three months. If this trend continues, it could indicate some support for selling prices in the months ahead. On a year-over-year basis, the MLS® Home Price Index (HPI) was up by 8.9 per cent and the average selling price for all home types combined was up by 0.9 per cent to $1,079,500. The average selling price was also up slightly month-over-month, while the HPI Composite was lower compared to July. Monthly growth in the average price versus a dip in the HPI Composite suggests a greater share of more expensive home types sold in August. While higher borrowing costs have impacted home p...