The Toronto Real Estate Board has been forced to concede and comply with the federal Competition Tribunal’s order to allow the free flow of previously protected information. Buyers and sellers will now have access to transaction records for properties including sale prices and sales numbers for Real Estate Agents, information which, to date, has been exclusively available to licensed Realtors through...

The charming Auditorium Neighbourhood is one of Kitchener’s oldest neighbourhoods. Fondly known as the East Ward, the East Village, or just ‘the Hood’ among residents, it’s a place where neighbours not only know each other but also become close friends, known to have impromptu porch gatherings and the occasional game of road hockey.  Location Weber, Krug, Ottawa and the Conestoga...

Have you read the latest article in the Kitchener Post about the summer slowdown in Waterloo Region's housing market?  Not only do things typically slowdown in the summer, but there are more things in play than just seasonal conditions. The market over the past couple years was unsustainable over the long term. It was great for sellers, obviously, but the intense competition amongst...

If Waterloo is the heart of Canada’s Technology Triangle, then Uptown Waterloo is its true gem, nestled in the centre of it all. With more than 400 businesses including retail, dining, entertainment and cultural sites, Uptown Waterloo is a fantastic place to live, work and play. The investment opportunities are varied and plentiful.  Whether you walk, cycle, drive or take the bus, travelling in...

“The first step towards getting somewhere is to decide you’re not going to stay where you are.”  — John Pierpont “J.P.” Morgan Since April 2018, it’s been a whirlwind of change and opportunity for me. Opening Chestnut Park West in The Shops at Waterloo Town Square has been a dream fulfilled from day one.  I’m so proud to be working with a team of passionate, motivated...

The Kitchener-Waterloo area has always been a beautiful and diverse place to live. It’s big enough for varied employment and investing opportunities and of course, education options. It’s also small enough to have a close-knit community feel with great neighbourhoods. Minutes from farmer’s markets, close enough to the GTA and active arts events - why live anywhere else? The past few years,...