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Deal Estate

September 2009

Brad Lamb's blog: East end is where the action is

09/29/09

Brad Lamb's blog: East end is where the action is

Where are this city’s bargains? My pick is the area east of Sherbourne, south of Queen, west of Leslie, and north of Front. In simple terms, the east end is where the action is.

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Elli Davis' blog: The price is right

09/18/09

Elli Davis' blog: The price is right

Many sellers believe that if they price their home high initially, they can lower it later. Often when a home is priced too high, it experiences little activity. Gradually, the price will come down to market value, but by that time it’s been for sale too long and some buyers will be wary and reject the property.

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Jimmy Molloy's blog: A confidence man

09/18/09

Jimmy Molloy's blog: A confidence man

My thoughts on the fall market are more than positive. My only negative concern about the upcoming market is that we just don’t have the supply to keep up with the demand.

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09/10/09

Open houses in Post neighbourhoods

Looking for a house? Here's our weekly roundup of all the open houses in Post neighbourhoods this weekend (Sept 11-13).

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09/10/09

Headlines: Housing prices, Madoff and Monopoly

Housing prices skyrocketed in Moore Park, Forest Hill and Deer Park last month. According to the Toronto Real Estate Board, prices shot up as much as $190,000 compared with August of 2008.

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Rogers Centre Up 'For Sale' on New Home Search Website

08/31/09

Rogers Centre Up 'For Sale' on New Home Search Website

The Rogers Centre is the 'featured listing' over at Zoocasa.com, a new website that hopes to change the way you look for homes online.

To promote the site's official launch, the Zoocasa team created a fake listing for the building, describing it as a "very functional 56 million square foot property" with "400 baths."

The website, a startup being funded by Rogers, is trying to separate itself from other online competitors by allowing users to search for homes based on criteria that is important to them.

For example, you can find out which homes are within the boundaries of a specific school or see what restaurants, parks and hospitals are nearby.

The website also lets you calculate...

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