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2009-07-15T12:28:00.000-07:00

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2009-04-20T23:01:00.000-07:00

CP24- First-time home buyers could find a welcoming market, but approach with caution - CTV News, Shows and Sports -- Canadian Television

2009-04-20T08:39:00.000-07:00

CP24- First-time home buyers could find a welcoming market, but approach with caution - CTV News, Shows and Sports -- Canadian Television

reportonbusiness.com: globeinvestor.com - Optimism returning to housing market, RBC survey finds

2009-03-04T18:12:00.000-08:00

reportonbusiness.com: globeinvestor.com - Optimism returning to housing market, RBC survey finds: "Print E-mail Share License Text SizeWiden this Page
Breaking News from The Globe and Mail
Optimism returning to housing market, RBC survey finds
VIRGINIA GALT
Wednesday, March 04, 2009
Confidence appears to be seeping back into the housing market, with young Canadians the most optimistic that now is a good time to buy, according to the Royal Bank of Canada's annual homeownership survey.
Thirty-year-old David Morris, who owns a condominium in downtown Vancouver, is among those actively planning to purchase a home. He's looking to sell his condo and trade up to a house in Vancouver's trendy Kitsilano or North Shore districts – a move that would have been out of his reach in the overheated real estate market of recent years.
Falling prices, low interest rates – and the fact that he is getting married at the end of this year – have factored into Mr. Morris' decision to buy.
“We have made the decision to move forward. It's not a situation where we're going to force it, but if we can find the right house for the right price, we have made the decision to get serious about it,” said Mr. Morris, a commercial real estate broker.
“From a buyer's perspective, it's encouraging …Now is a good time to come in and find a home that you love, that isn't going to break the bank.”
In a survey of 2,026 Canadian consumers, conducted in the second week of January, the Royal Bank found that 65 per cent of respondents believe it is a buyers' market now.
Of those surveyed, 9 per cent said it is “very likely” they will purchase a home or condominium in 2009 or 2010, and another 18 per cent rated the"

2009-01-15T21:12:00.000-08:00

Happy New Year!

To all of our clients, past and present, we want to take this time to wish you all a great start to the New Year, and continuing health, happiness and success throughout 2009.

We have some exciting news to share - We are proud to announce the start of our new company, MLS4VIPS.com. The concept of the company originates from a number of things - our background in fully furnished rentals, new home sales, commercial sales and leases and resale, but most of all, the concept is based on our desire to provide all of our clients with the full “VIP” experience when buying, selling or renting a home. The company will feature properties in Miami, Toronto and Montreal. With agents servicing each and every area of the market, you can be assured of the highest quality assistance. What sets MLS4VIPS.com apart from the rest is that we are there to hold your hand from our first introduction, and follow through the entire process, even after the sale. We offer a full concierge service, including airport transfers, arrangements with mortgage brokers, painters, electrical contractors, home inspectors, gardeners, house cleaning, restaurant reservations, personal check-ins for the fully furnished suites, and concert tickets during your stay. Just about anything you can think of that you might require in your buying, selling and moving process, we can provide!

At MLS4VIPS.com we understand that moving can be stressful, and we make your move our number one priority. The goal of our VIP treatment is to make your sale, purchase and move as seamless and stress free as possible.

Please feel free to contact us with any questions.
All the best for the New Year!

Dayna Claman Sales Representative for Montreal and Toronto
Dayna@mls4vips.com
dclamansilver@trebnet.com
Cell (416)562-5744
Office 1-866-967-3473
Bobby Simpson
bsimpson@trebnet.com(416)917-6003

Toronto Montreal Miami Properties Sale Rentals

2009-01-07T22:11:00.000-08:00

Toronto Montreal Miami Properties Sale Rentals: "We offer anything from short term fully furnished luxury rentals in Old Montreal to Forest Hill mansions in Toronto and the finest beach front condos Miami has to offer. The idea is to bring red carpet to real estate. We offer full concierge services to hold your hand every step of the way.
If you are traveling to see a listing, a limo will be waiting at the airport for you to take you to your showings, dinner reservation can be made at the hottest restaurant in town, theatre tickets found when you were told they were sold out, anything you can think of, our real estate concierge team will have it all taken care of so all you have to worry about is finding your dream piece of real estate."

Toronto Montreal Miami Properties Sale Rentals

2009-01-07T22:10:00.000-08:00

Toronto Montreal Miami Properties Sale Rentals: "MLS4VIPs recognizes that the economic situation as of late might shed a layer of discomfort for those in the buying or renting market. MLS4VIPs aim is to ensure that each client receives the VIP treatment with honest, concise, market related advice. We work with some of the best mortgage brokers, banks, lawyers and real estate agents that excel in advising clients the best way to proceed with their real estate endeavours.
MLS4VIPs is completely new and modern concept in real estate weather you are a buyer or a seller.
Imagine acquiring your dream home, beach condo, downtown loft, winter chalet or anything else your luxurious mind can imagine, through a full service real estate group backed up by top agents in Miami, Toronto, and Montreal.
That's what MLS4VIPs is all about."

Report cautiously optimistic about Canadian real estate investment :: REM Real Estate News

2009-01-07T22:03:00.000-08:00

Report cautiously optimistic about Canadian real estate investment :: REM Real Estate News: "U.S. housing woes haven’t extended to Canada, where banks and regulators have managed the excessive mortgage lending practices of our neighbours to the south,” says Frank Magliocco, a PwC partner and the national leader for the Canadian Real Estate practice. “Property markets, including housing, track at or near equilibrium with high occupancies and controlled development. We always get caught up in U.S. trends, but given our strong fundamentals, they shouldn’t affect us to the same magnitude.”"