Home improvements increase your home enjoyment, but they also affect your home’s value – these tips will help you plan for your flooring renovation needs with a focus on resale value:
So is the sky really falling on Toronto real estate? Two thoughts to consider.
Yesterday the Toronto Real Estate Board released their report for the first two weeks of January 2013. It shows that so far 2013 is off to a better start than 2012, sales and prices are both up. Surprised? If you’ve read any of the doomsday reports that have circulated through the national media about real estate and this City then the answer is most likely yes.
Renovating Your Bathroom? Check out these sensible tips
Planning to remodel or renovate your bathroom in 2013? You are probably not alone as bathroom renovations are pretty popular with homeowners. Whether you are renovating for yourself or are getting your home ready for selling, there are a few things you should keep in mind before starting your project.
TREB: January 2013 Mid-Month Resale Housing Figures
Today the Toronto Real Estate Board released their resale housing figures for the first two weeks of January 2013. So far the numbers show and increase in the number of transactions reported over the same time period last year and an increase of 4% in the average selling price for the same time period (also based on a year-over-year basis). Check out the full report below.
An Organized Kitchen: Tips for keeping your kitchen neat and tidy!
The kitchen is arguably one of, if not the most important rooms of your home. It is also a space that can easily get messy, unorganized and so easily cluttered with, well pretty much anything! Wondering what you can do to alleviate the frustration of a messy kitchen? Check out this list of ideas for organizing the heart of your home!
Energy Efficiency: Tips for energy efficient improvements that you can make to your property
Home improvements increase your home enjoyment, but they also affect your home’s resale value. The expense of energy means that for many Canadians they will search for energy efficient properties when shopping around. Here are some tips that will help you plan for your energy efficiency improvements with a focus on resale value:
What To Do When Your Tenant Doesn’t Pay The Rent
One of the risks you run when renting your property to any individual is non-payment of rent. Ideally this doesn’t happen because you’ve taken the time to find the right tenant by screening, completing reference checks with employers and by reviewing potential candidates credit histories.
Planning A Renovation: A summary of common mistakes that you really should try to avoid!
Planning a renovation for 2013? When you start planning your project you should realize that knowing what you shouldn’t do is almost as important as knowing what you should do! Check out the following 10 common mistakes made by those planning for a home renovation and do your best to avoid them!


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