Real Estate

Housing in Leaside continues to thrive in the summer months and will, in my opinion, continue to do so throughout the fall season even though we have seen increasing interest rates from the Bank of …more

The housing situation in Leaside and Bennington Heights reflects the trends in the broader Toronto market. In the initial four months of 2023, there were seven semi-detached properties sold, with an average sale price of …more

Every new year begins with anticipation and anxiety for the real estate markets. In the last two years, the average price for homes sold has increased by more than 50 per cent. This is unprecedented, …more

We are almost halfway through the year and in real estate what we call our spring market.  The activity in the market in Leaside/Bennington has continued to perform well above expectations. There is now a …more

The spring market is here, and in Leaside that means multiple offers. There are a number of factors that see homes here selling well over the asking price, such as historically low interest rates and …more

Selling a family home after a parent dies can be an emotional time. Some heirs may be in a hurry to dispose of the property and move on. However, selling a property owned by an …more

Our latest real estate column features Lynda Gorges, Broker, Re/Max Hallmark Realty Ltd., Brokerage, offering her unique take on housing in the community. Many seniors say they would prefer to keep living in their homes …more

Welcome to our second real estate column, where different Leaside real estate agents and experts offer their unique take on housing in the community. This month, Charlene Kalia, a sales representative with Chestnut Park Real …more

The Leaside community has always been blessed with great leaders and creative thinkers. In the mid-80s, two individuals in particular stood out and joined forces to develop housing solutions for retirees in Leaside.  Bob Hart …more