News Buyers with $4-million budgets vie for updated Edwardian - The Globe and Mail
Buyers with $4-million budgets vie for updated Edwardian The Globe and Mail
Agent Carol Lome expected a flurry of activity over this stately, red brick Edwardian on a 50-by-135-foot lot. Renovated two-bedroom in waterfront Toronto mid-rise draws two bids - The Globe and Mail
Renovated two-bedroom in waterfront Toronto mid-rise draws two bids The Globe and Mail
Two buyers took notice of this fully-renovated two-bedroom suite, with one adding $51000 to the asking price to secure possession in late March. Governor signs home inspector licensing law - Las Cruces Sun-News
Governor signs home inspector licensing law Las Cruces Sun-News
New Mexico is now the 28th state to require the licensing of home inspectors. Homes condition now more important than location - The Columbus Dispatch
Homes condition now more important than location The Columbus Dispatch
In today's market, many real-estate professionals suggest that the three most important things for home sellers, especially first-time sellers, are condition, ... Homes condition now more important than location - The Columbus Dispatch
Homes condition now more important than location The Columbus Dispatch
In today's market, many real-estate professionals suggest that the three most important things for home sellers, especially first-time sellers, are condition, ... Homes condition now more important than location - The Columbus Dispatch
Homes condition now more important than location The Columbus Dispatch
In today's market, many real-estate professionals suggest that the three most important things for home sellers, especially first-time sellers, are condition, ... Real-Estate Matters: Seller misrepresentation on septic failure tough to prove - The Columbus Dispatch
Real-Estate Matters: Seller misrepresentation on septic failure tough to prove The Columbus Dispatch
Q: Three months ago, I bought a house. I didn't have a septic inspection. A few days ago, the septic pump failed. I had it pumped, then had a plumber come to ... Strategic pricing pays off for King West condo - The Globe and Mail
Strategic pricing pays off for King West condo The Globe and Mail
This vacant one-bedroom-plus-den suite in the trendy downtown King West district was staged and priced at $699000 to entice a large crowd. Lawrence Park home sells over asking price amid stiff competition - The Globe and Mail
Lawrence Park home sells over asking price amid stiff competition The Globe and Mail
The bones of this two-storey home date back to the 1930s, but almost everything else was modernized and expanded about 10 years ago. All the open house safety protocols that protect you from theft: Ask Joe - Toronto Star
All the open house safety protocols that protect you from theft: Ask Joe Toronto Star
An open house can be a useful tactic for marketing your home to interested buyers, but there are several steps you need to take to allay fears about theft, ... Affordable housing: Would copying New Zealand's foreign buyers ban help? - Global News
Affordable housing: Would copying New Zealand's foreign buyers ban help? Global News
Is housing about making money or having a place to live? It's time to talk, says the Canada Research Chair in urban change and social inclusion. REAL ESTATE MATTERS: Buyer considers pursuing case against seller for misrepresentation - Sarasota Herald-Tribune
REAL ESTATE MATTERS: Buyer considers pursuing case against seller for misrepresentation Sarasota Herald-Tribune
Q: Three months ago, I bought a house. I didn't have a septic inspection. A few days ago, the septic pump failed. I had it pumped, then had a plumber come to ... Wires down in your yard: Who is responsible? - ABC27
Wires down in your yard: Who is responsible? ABC27
Springtime is storm season in much of the country. If high winds knock a power line down in your yard, who is responsible for repairs: the utility or you? Fremont County in need of more childcare options as licensed homes down to a handful - Canon City Daily Record
Fremont County in need of more childcare options as licensed homes down to a handful Canon City Daily Record
Fremont County is in a childcare crisis, specifically for infants and toddlers. Neighbors warn of impostors posing as home inspectors, insurance agents to get access to homes - KMOV.com
Neighbors warn of impostors posing as home inspectors, insurance agents to get access to homes KMOV.com
A woman posted on social media that a man was in her yard claiming to be a worker for a well-known insurance company. Kitchener girl in Toronto hospital after serious stroke - TheRecord.com
Kitchener girl in Toronto hospital after serious stroke TheRecord.com
GoFundMe page started for six-year-old who suffered a stroke after heart surgery. Avoid This REIT Until Canada's Recession Hits - The Motley Fool Canada
Avoid This REIT Until Canada's Recession Hits The Motley Fool Canada
Allied Properties Real Estate Investment (TSX:AP.UN) is overvalued and is more exposed to a recession than many of its peers. WPT Industrial Real Estate Investment Trust Announces April 2019 Distribution - GlobeNewswire
WPT Industrial Real Estate Investment Trust Announces April 2019 Distribution GlobeNewswire
TORONTO, April 19, 2019 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- WPT Industrial Real Estate Investment Trust (the “REIT”) (TSX: WIR.U) (OTCQX: WPTIF) announced today ... Your Home: Preventing the "usual suspects" during a home inspection - Shawnee Mission Post
Your Home: Preventing the "usual suspects" during a home inspection Shawnee Mission Post
Question: What “usual suspects” that come up during inspections can a seller possibly prevent? Get Shawnee Mission Post's latest headlines via email for FREE ... TRENDING: Toronto's Housing Market Rank & Another Cancelled Condo - Toronto Storeys
TRENDING: Toronto's Housing Market Rank & Another Cancelled Condo Toronto Storeys
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