Toronto Midtown Line 5 Condo Assignment $30,000 Price Drop! 117 Broadway Ave 3xxx Exclusive Toronto condo assignment located in the center of Toronto midtown! Price just dropped to $680,000. This is a 1 bedroom + den unit located on 30th+ floor with an open balcony! The current asking price is at least $200,000.00 lower than the current developer price. The unit is expected to enter occupancy around in 2023 December, with closing in 2024. A late closing like this is perfect for... [read more]

Toronto Midtown Plaza Condo Assignment $50,000.00 Cheaper Than Resale!   50 Dunfield Ave - Unit 2xxx Exclusive great value assignment that is at least $50,000.00 lower than nearby comparable resale and at least $200,000.00 lower than the current developer price! This is a high-floor unit with east exposure, it has 2 bedrooms, 2 washrooms, and 1 locker. It is a spacious unit with an interior space of 683 sqft! The builder is a nationally renowned developer, Plaza Corp.... [read more]

Many new immigrants get confused when it comes to choosing their first home between buying a condo or a detached house. As an immigrant and a realtor in Toronto, I will share my experiences with you so you may learn from my past mistakes.  I moved to Canada twice. The first time was in the year 2000 as a young skilled immigrant and the second time was in 2017, coming back with my husband and two daughters. I would like to share some helpful tips and insights that will be useful to new... [read more]

As Ontario is about to ease the COVID-19 restriction and the public is feeling more at ease about the re-opening, Toronto real estate market has one of the strongest growth in history during the pandemic. Toronto Real Estate broker, Priscilla Han, has observed that property growth by different property type.  Comparing the Different Property Types During The Pandemic From the three different property types: single detach homes, freehold town homes, and condo apartments, Priscilla... [read more]

Real estate agents in Ontario, like many other sales professionals, get paid commission – typically a set percentage of the price of a home, paid upon the successful completion of the sale. When an agent works with a Seller and lists a home for sale, they take on the risk – they only get compensated for their time and out-of-pocket expenses if the home sells. If a home doesn't sell, the REALTOR doesn't get paid.    What do Seller's Agents Offer? During... [read more]