Category Archives: Real Estate
10 Reason to Hire a Zoom Property Management
If you’ve owned income property for any length of time, you know that managing a rental can be financially rewarding. At the same time, you’ve also likely discovered that property management requires a large commitment of time and effort. While it may make sense to take the do-it-yourself approach if you’re a handy person, live close to your property, and don’t mind devoting several …
Neighbourhood Spotlight – The Beaches
The commercial district of Queen Street East lies at the heart of The Beaches community. It is characterized by a large number of independent speciality stores. The stores along Queen are known to change tenants quite often causing the streetscape to change from year to year, sometimes drastically. The side streets are mostly lined with semi-detachedand large-scale Victorian, Edwardian and new-style houses. There are …
5 Skills Needed For Real Estate Investing
5 Skills Needed For Real Estate investing With prices soaring in the Toronto real estate market year over year, one of the most common questions asked regarding real estate investing is, “how do I get started?” or “what do I need to know?” Real estate investing can sound like rocket science to beginners or to those who have never even thought about real estate. …
Toronto Neighbourhood Spotlight – Liberty Villag...
Neighbourhood Spotlight – Liberty Village The Liberty Village name was introduced as a positive ‘brand’ by the property owners and developers in the area in conjunction with the City of Toronto. The neighbourhood aims to distinguish itself from Parkdale, which now begins west of Dufferin Street. Its location is considered one of its finest assets being a 15-minute walk to the Lakeshore, 20-minute …
Toronto Rental Market Still Going Strong
New condo constructions in Toronto are everywhere. As a matter of fact, its quite hard these days to walk down a street without seeing a construction site. With that many condo projects you would think the rental market is saturated. However, the vacancy rate was just 1.8% in 2015 and has held under 2% since 2010, making Toronto’s rental market still extremely hot. According …