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Toronto home sellers see a patch of blue sky in the market (opens the original)
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Level-headed sellers and judicious buyers have brought some calm to the troubled Toronto condo segment as lighter supply helps to steady the market. “It doesn’t feel like we’re free-falling any more. It feels like a lot of the damage has been done,” says Christopher Bibby, broker with Re/Max Hallmark Bibby Group Realty. Active listings for condo apartments in the 416 region of Toronto shrank by 15.3 per cent in August from the same month last year, according to the Toronto Regional Real Estate B
Want to book a reality-series mansion in B.C.? Here’s what you need to know (opens the original)
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On the Netflix reality series Million Dollar Secret, 12 strangers are sequestered at a palatial lakeside retreat where they vie to identify the “millionaire” amongst them. Many of the show’s fans, meanwhile, are racing to uncover the real-life location of the opulent cliffside mansion set high above a deep blue lake. An online search leads to Chateau Okanagan, a 17.8-hectare private estate in Kelowna, B.C. The chateau was originally built as a family home by Kelowna real estate developer Michael
Home of the Week: A stoic takes an intentional path to home ownership (opens the original)
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Agent: Becky Brown, Coldwell Banker Performance Realty For Glenn Brown, the intentionality needed to live in a compact space is a philosophy as well as a lifestyle. Mr. Brown first experienced a more streamlined existence when he was working as a corporate photographer in Toronto and living in a studio apartment in the former bank building at One King West. Retirement led Mr. Brown to Nova Scotia, where he and his partner purchased a traditional house in Parrsboro. When the relationship ended, h
Buyers picky, but good location and condition help spur a sale (opens the original)
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Last week in Toronto, 22 bidders entered a spirited competition for a detached house in the city’s east end. Most of those potential buyers likely didn’t realize that their most tenacious rivals were their neighbours vying for the same three-bedroom home. “It was like an old-school 2017 offer night,” says real estate agent Shane Little of Sage Real Estate, who listed the property with his wife, Jenny Simon. The enthusiasm stands out against a backdrop of trade tensions, jittery financial markets
Home of the Week: Clapboard house is oldest documented wooden structure in Nova Scotia (opens the original)
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477 St. George St., Annapolis Royal, N.S. Agent: Alyn How, Re/Max Banner Real Estate On the way to becoming a National Historic Site of Canada in 2019, this three-bedroom clapboard house on the main street of Annapolis Royal was the much-loved home of the How family. Jim and Pauline How bought the house in 1983, while Mr. How was employed with Parks Canada and two of the couple’s three children had already left home. “He knew it was an early house, but he didn’t know it was the oldest wooden hou
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