35 Hollywood Ave.,Suite 1023, Toronto
🔶 Bedrooms 1 plus Den
🔶 Bathrooms 1
🔶 Type Condo Apartment
🔶 Apx Sqft: 600-700
🔶 Yonge & Sheppard
🔶 Bedrooms 1 plus Den
🔶 Bathrooms 1
🔶 Type Condo Apartment
🔶 Apx Sqft: 600-700
🔶 Yonge & Sheppard
Beautifully Renovated, Bright Condo In North York Center. Custom Upgrades. Stylish Ambience. Spacious Balcony, Unobstructed E View, Sliding Door On Den, Can Use As 2nd Bedroom. Brick Accent Wall, Flooring With B/I Lights In Hallway, Custom Trims/Baseboard, Smooth Ceiling, Granite Countertop, Modern Bathroom. Amenities: Gym, Pool, Sauna, 24Hrs Concierge, Party Room, Media Room. Walk To Ttc Subway, Restaurants, Whole Foods, Library. Easy Hwy 401 Access.
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The results of the past year were driven by TRREB Members who act as vital instruments driving economic activity in our communities as they work on a daily basis with home buyers, home sellers, renters and business owners. – Lisa Patel, TRREB President
While the housing market as a whole recovered strongly in 2020, there was a dichotomy between the single-family market segments and the condominium apartment segment. The supply of single-family homes remained constrained resulting in strong competition between buyers and double-digit price increases. In contrast, growth in condo listings far-outstripped growth in sales. Increased choice for condo buyers ultimately led to more bargaining power and a year-over-year dip in average condo selling prices during the last few months of the year.
– Jason Mercer, Director, Market Analysis, TREB
– Jason Mercer, Director, Market Analysis, TREB
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Part 1. Prepare to Buy
Home buying is an exciting but sometimes complex process. Learn all the ways I (Hamid) can help you succeed with the most important purchase of your life.
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Make Sure You’re Ready
If you’re thinking of buying a home, you’ve come to the right place. Once you’ve decided you’re ready to buy, I can guide you through the entire process and I can help take care of the rest.
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Are you ready? Be sure.
Few joys can match the pride of owning a home, but the responsibility can also come with sacrifices – from the financial commitment to the required care and maintenance. You’ll want to be sure both fit within your current or preferred lifestyle.
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Is your bank account ready? Check it twice.
Buying a home is likely the most significant and largest purchase of your life. Do it right with the help of me and avoid regretting taking on more than you should. It’s ideal to have saved up some money and manage any debt. In a couple steps, you can determine how much you can afford. Ask me!
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Is right now a good time to buy?
Markets go up, markets go down and even the most informed experts can’t accurately predict when a market will peak or bottom out. If you’re buying a home as a long-term investment (and for long-term enjoyment), you should be protected from short-term changes in the market. Instead, focus on picking a home that meets your and your family’s needs.
Home buying is an exciting but sometimes complex process. Learn all the ways I (Hamid) can help you succeed with the most important purchase of your life.
.
Make Sure You’re Ready
If you’re thinking of buying a home, you’ve come to the right place. Once you’ve decided you’re ready to buy, I can guide you through the entire process and I can help take care of the rest.
.
Are you ready? Be sure.
Few joys can match the pride of owning a home, but the responsibility can also come with sacrifices – from the financial commitment to the required care and maintenance. You’ll want to be sure both fit within your current or preferred lifestyle.
.
Is your bank account ready? Check it twice.
Buying a home is likely the most significant and largest purchase of your life. Do it right with the help of me and avoid regretting taking on more than you should. It’s ideal to have saved up some money and manage any debt. In a couple steps, you can determine how much you can afford. Ask me!
.
Is right now a good time to buy?
Markets go up, markets go down and even the most informed experts can’t accurately predict when a market will peak or bottom out. If you’re buying a home as a long-term investment (and for long-term enjoyment), you should be protected from short-term changes in the market. Instead, focus on picking a home that meets your and your family’s needs.
Part 2. Decide What You Want
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Where do You Want to Live?
Whether you’re new or native to a neighbourhood, I can help you navigate homes in the areas that best suit your needs and lifestyle. Take a minute to reflect on these popular housing options to help decide what fits you best.
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Urban
Sure the prices are generally higher, but you can walk to a restaurant, maybe even to work. You’ll also have the widest range of housing options.
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Suburban
Newer schools, modern shopping centres, bigger yards, and bigger homes are just a few of the reasons many people flock to the suburbs.
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Rural
Rural living isn’t for everyone but if owning a few (or many) acres of seclusion is your idea of heaven, be sure to expand your search beyond the city lights.
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Smaller cities and towns
Smaller cities and towns in Canada are dotted with thousands of wonderful self-contained communities and, compared to the big city, you can save a bundle.
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What Type of Home do You Want?
Whether you’re building a home from the ground up or giving new life to a home previously loved by others, I can help narrow down a type of home to meet your needs.
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Single-family detached
As the name implies, the home is freestanding and not attached to any homes next to it.
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Semi-detached or linked
Two distinct houses (with separate owners and lots) that are built side-by-side and share a common wall.
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Duplex
A building on a single lot but that is zoned for two families (each with independent access).
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Town house
Also known as terrace or row housing, they’re identified as homes featuring a common style and joined in a row. They usually share common walls on both sides.
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Condo
With a condo, you own 100% of your unit and a share of the common areas. Common areas include the necessary plumbing, electrical systems, hallways and elevators. They may also include amenities like a private gym or pool. On top of the mortgage and property taxes, condo owners also pay a monthly fee to operate and maintain the common areas.
.
Where do You Want to Live?
Whether you’re new or native to a neighbourhood, I can help you navigate homes in the areas that best suit your needs and lifestyle. Take a minute to reflect on these popular housing options to help decide what fits you best.
.
Urban
Sure the prices are generally higher, but you can walk to a restaurant, maybe even to work. You’ll also have the widest range of housing options.
.
Suburban
Newer schools, modern shopping centres, bigger yards, and bigger homes are just a few of the reasons many people flock to the suburbs.
.
Rural
Rural living isn’t for everyone but if owning a few (or many) acres of seclusion is your idea of heaven, be sure to expand your search beyond the city lights.
.
Smaller cities and towns
Smaller cities and towns in Canada are dotted with thousands of wonderful self-contained communities and, compared to the big city, you can save a bundle.
.
What Type of Home do You Want?
Whether you’re building a home from the ground up or giving new life to a home previously loved by others, I can help narrow down a type of home to meet your needs.
.
Single-family detached
As the name implies, the home is freestanding and not attached to any homes next to it.
.
Semi-detached or linked
Two distinct houses (with separate owners and lots) that are built side-by-side and share a common wall.
.
Duplex
A building on a single lot but that is zoned for two families (each with independent access).
.
Town house
Also known as terrace or row housing, they’re identified as homes featuring a common style and joined in a row. They usually share common walls on both sides.
.
Condo
With a condo, you own 100% of your unit and a share of the common areas. Common areas include the necessary plumbing, electrical systems, hallways and elevators. They may also include amenities like a private gym or pool. On top of the mortgage and property taxes, condo owners also pay a monthly fee to operate and maintain the common areas.
Part 3. Sell Your Current Home
If you’re not planning to own two homes at the same time, you’ll need to sell the one you have now. So, do you buy or sell first? Many people are able to time their sale and purchase to happen on the same “closing date,” making their purchase offer “conditional” on the sale of their current home or by extending the “closing period” to give more time to find the perfect home. I can help you decide the best time to enter the market, analyze local market trends to set an agreeable and appropriate price and help promote your home to potential buyers.
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Seller’s market
When lots of people are looking for homes but there aren’t many for sale.
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Buyer’s market
When there are many homes for sale but not enough people buying them.
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Seasonality
This refers to the fact that winter sales tend to be slower in most markets while spring sales typically speed up.
If you’re not planning to own two homes at the same time, you’ll need to sell the one you have now. So, do you buy or sell first? Many people are able to time their sale and purchase to happen on the same “closing date,” making their purchase offer “conditional” on the sale of their current home or by extending the “closing period” to give more time to find the perfect home. I can help you decide the best time to enter the market, analyze local market trends to set an agreeable and appropriate price and help promote your home to potential buyers.
.
Seller’s market
When lots of people are looking for homes but there aren’t many for sale.
.
Buyer’s market
When there are many homes for sale but not enough people buying them.
.
Seasonality
This refers to the fact that winter sales tend to be slower in most markets while spring sales typically speed up.