It’s officially spring, and in Toronto that means one thing: the real estate market is HOT! Here’s the BREL advice for surviving this year’s spring real estate market, for both Buyers and Sellers: Survival Guide For Toronto Buyers Remember that asking price is not necessarily a true reflection of what a [...]
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Guess How Much – May 18th Edition
Last week we looked at a loft in Leslieville at the Printing Factory - listed $614,900…those of you who guessed $590,000-$600,000 were right! It actually sold for $597,500. Today we look at a house in Roncesvalles, one of the hottest neighbourhoods this spring. On an extra-wide 30 foot lot, this character-filled [...]
Rave Reviews for the BREL team
- Tricia & Mark
We tried marketing our condos ourselves for 4 months without success. Within a few days of meeting Brendan and Mel we had our listing posted and they drove plenty of traffic through our condo. They dealt with the negotiations - Alexandre & Magali
Great, great, great! We contacted them because we needed to find a place in Toronto fast. We emailed them our requirements, the neighbourhood we were looking for and Brendan was very responsive. Appointments were made and visits were very
the BREL team's Look at Toronto Neighbourhoods
- King West Village
The area now known as King West was once Toronto’s garment district, but in past decades the old warehouses have been converted, and the area has given itself quite the branding makeover. The warehouses are now cool offices, mostly in the advertising and design industry, and King Street is today crammed with stylish, high-end restaurants with names like Crush, Blowfish - Leslieville & Riverside
After many years of playing the role of little brother to more developed Riverside, Leslieville has emerged as Toronto’s hippest place to dine, drink, shop and live—or so proclaimed a 2005 article in the New York Times that also anointed the neighbourhood as the new Queen Street West. (And that was already some years ago!) Historically home
