Friday, February 26, 2010
Spring is in the air, well almost!
This is a great time to sell your home, once March roars in, we expect our market to get even faster and hotter than it already is, is it possible? You bet!
If you are thinking of selling in the next few months and would like to know your approximate value, please use my handy online form at this page: Complimentary & Quick Over-The-Net Home Evaluation ?
For more information please contact A. Mark Argentino
A. Mark Argentino, Broker, P.Eng.,
Specializing in Residential & Investment Real Estate
RE/MAX Realty Specialists Inc., Brokerage
2691 Credit Valley Road, Suite 101, Mississauga, Ontario L5M 7A1
BUS. 905-828-3434
FAX. 905-828-2829
E-MAIL: mark@mississauga4sale.com
Website: Mississauga4Sale.com
February, March or April, when is the Best Time To Sell your home in Mississauga?
Mark,
I am thinking to sell my home in Next couple of months. I live close to Derry/Mclauglin. What would be the best time to sell from now to June 2010 in terms of getting the best price.
Regards,
P.
Thank you for your real estate inquiry. This is a very good question. Our current marketplace is very fast, properties are selling exceptionally well. Nobody knows how long this will last. With HST coming July 1st and many are predicting increasing interest rates in mid year, these two factors could slow our market.
Thus, the current 'wisdom' is to sell now rather than wait until May or June. If I were selling, I would sell now due to excellent market for sellers.
You may have seen this graph and information on my site, but certainly February/March are usually the best months of the year to sell:
http://www.mississauga4sale.com/Spring-Market-Best-Time-To-Sell.htm
http://www.mississauga4sale.com/TREBavg1995date.htm
If you have not purchased a property, this could impact your decision too. If you have not purchased, you can still sell now with a long closing.
Thank you,
Mark
Wednesday, February 17, 2010
Number of sales and average prices for the past 13 months for single family residential properties sold in the GTA and Toronto areas
For more information please contact A. Mark Argentino
A. Mark Argentino, Broker, P.Eng.,
Specializing in Residential & Investment Real Estate
RE/MAX Realty Specialists Inc., Brokerage
2691 Credit Valley Road, Suite 101, Mississauga, Ontario L5M 7A1
BUS. 905-828-3434
FAX. 905-828-2829
E-MAIL: mark@mississauga4sale.com
Website: Mississauga4Sale.com
Monday, February 15, 2010
GTA and Mississauga active number of listings is down significantly
For more information please contact A. Mark Argentino
A. Mark Argentino, Broker, P.Eng.,
Specializing in Residential & Investment Real Estate
RE/MAX Realty Specialists Inc., Brokerage
2691 Credit Valley Road, Suite 101, Mississauga, Ontario L5M 7A1
BUS. 905-828-3434
FAX. 905-828-2829
E-MAIL: mark@mississauga4sale.com
Website: Mississauga4Sale.com
Saturday, February 13, 2010
Number of sales, new listings, active listings and days on the market and compares these figures for January 2010 to January of 2009
If you are currently looking to purchase, you know that this is exactly the case!
For more information please contact A. Mark Argentino
A. Mark Argentino, Broker, P.Eng.,
Specializing in Residential & Investment Real Estate
RE/MAX Realty Specialists Inc., Brokerage
2691 Credit Valley Road, Suite 101, Mississauga, Ontario L5M 7A1
BUS. 905-828-3434
FAX. 905-828-2829
E-MAIL: mark@mississauga4sale.com
Website: Mississauga4Sale.com
Friday, February 12, 2010
Comparison of Toronto versus GTA average January sales and prices
For more information please contact A. Mark Argentino
A. Mark Argentino, Broker, P.Eng.,
Specializing in Residential & Investment Real Estate
RE/MAX Realty Specialists Inc., Brokerage
2691 Credit Valley Road, Suite 101, Mississauga, Ontario L5M 7A1
BUS. 905-828-3434
FAX. 905-828-2829
E-MAIL: mark@mississauga4sale.com
Website: Mississauga4Sale.com
Friday, February 05, 2010
Toronto and Mississauga Real Estate Market January 2010 is a far cry from January 2009
Average prices are up considerably when you compare January 2010 to January of 2009, but the period from October 2008 to January 2009 was dismal.
In fact January of 2009 was the bottom of the slump in our market, the outlook for real estate was dismal. One year later and the outlook is incredibly different, you won't find many people who are not optimistic on real estate in Mississauga and Toronto for 2010
All the best,
Mark
Greater Toronto REALTORS® reported 4,986 transactions through the Multiple Listing Service (MLS®) in January 2010.
This result represented a large increase over the 2,670 sales in January 2009 when the home sales were in a recessionary trough. Last month’s sales were slightly higher than the January average in the five years
preceding 2009.
“The GTA housing market has rebounded well from the lows in sales experienced at the beginning of 2009. Sales climbed back to healthy levels across the GTA because the cost of home ownership remained affordable in the Toronto area,” said TREB President Tom Lebour.
“Increasingly confident consumers moved to take advantage of affordable home ownership.”
The average home selling price in January 2010 climbed 19 per cent to $409,058, compared to 343,632 in the same month last year.
“Expect strong annual growth rates for existing home sales and average price through the first quarter as we continue to make comparisons to the weak market conditions at the beginning of 2009,” said Jason
Mercer, TREB’s Senior Manager of Market Analysis. “The rate of sales and price growth will be lower
Thursday, February 04, 2010
Strong start to 2010 Residential Real Estate in Toronto and Mississauga
All the best!
Mark
GTA REALTORS® REPORT JANUARY RESALE HOUSING MARKET FIGURES
TORONTO, February 3, 2010 -- Greater Toronto REALTORS® reported 4,986 transactions through the Multiple Listing Service (MLS®) in January 2010. This result represented a large
increase over the 2,670 sales in January 2009 when the home sales were in a recessionary trough.
Last month’s sales were slightly higher than the January average in the five years preceding 2009.
“The GTA housing market has rebounded well from the lows in sales experienced at the beginning of 2009. Sales climbed back to healthy levels across the GTA because the cost of home ownership remained affordable in the Toronto area,” said TREB President Tom Lebour.
“Increasingly confident consumers moved to take advantage of affordable home ownership.”
The average home selling price in January 2010 climbed 19 per cent to $409,058, compared to 343,632 in the same month last year.
“Expect strong annual growth rates for existing home sales and average price through the first quarter as we continue to make comparisons to the weak market conditions at the beginning of
2009,”
I hope this finds you Happy and Healthy!
All the Best!
Mark
A. Mark Argentino
P. Eng. Broker
Specializing in Residential & Investment Real Estate
Thinking of Selling? Best Mortgage Rates Current Home Prices Search MLS Newsletter
RE/MAX Realty Specialists Inc.
Providing Full-Time Professional Real Estate Services since 1987
( BUS 905-828-3434
2 FAX 905-828-2829 ÈCELL 416-520-1577
› E-MAIL : mailto:mark@mississauga4sale.com?subject=Mississauga
Website : Mississauga4Sale.com
- Thinking of selling your home in the next 3 to 6 months? Would you like a Complimentary & Quick Over-The-Net Home Evaluation ?
- Power of Sales and Foreclosures
- If you have not already signed up to receive my monthly real estate newsletter, you may do so here: On-Line Real Estate Newsletter sign up
- See seasonal housing patterns
- Would you like me to send you a 2010 Calendar?
Monday, February 01, 2010
$1500 extra taxes due to HST in real estate transactions in Toronto and Mississauga
The HST effectively combines the 8% Provincial Sales Tax (PST) and the 5%
Federal Goods and Services Tax (GST) for a combined 13% sales tax rate known
as the Harmonized Sales Tax (HST).
The HST will apply to a number of goods and services that are currently
exempt.
For housing in Ontario, the HST will add 8% more tax on any services related
to real estate transactions, such as real estate commissions, legal fees,
home inspections and moving costs.
It is estimated by OREA that the HST will add about $1500 in additional
taxes to the cost of the average residential real estate transaction.
It is expected that there will be a surge in sales this spring to avoid the
HST that becomes law on July 1st.
All the best!
Mark
Monday, January 25, 2010
Number of days on market in west zones for Toronto Mississauga and GTA Real Estate Marketplace
For more information please contact A. Mark Argentino
A. Mark Argentino, Broker, P.Eng.,
Specializing in Residential & Investment Real Estate
RE/MAX Realty Specialists Inc., Brokerage
2691 Credit Valley Road, Suite 101, Mississauga, Ontario L5M 7A1
BUS. 905-828-3434
FAX. 905-828-2829
E-MAIL: mark@mississauga4sale.com
Website: Mississauga4Sale.com
Tuesday, January 19, 2010
Single family residential overall sales numbers in Toronto Mississauga and GTA Real Estate Marketplace
For more information please contact A. Mark Argentino
A. Mark Argentino, Broker, P.Eng.,
Specializing in Residential & Investment Real Estate
RE/MAX Realty Specialists Inc., Brokerage
2691 Credit Valley Road, Suite 101, Mississauga, Ontario L5M 7A1
BUS. 905-828-3434
FAX. 905-828-2829
E-MAIL: mark@mississauga4sale.com
Website: Mississauga4Sale.com
Monday, January 11, 2010
Predictions for Mississauga GTA Real Estate Marketplace in 2010
So here we are again, at the end of another year, actually the end of a
decade and the beginning of a new year. Every year at this time we can look
back and reflect on what has happened in the past year with certainty. Also
at this time of year this is the time that we try and peer into the future
and predict what will happen with far less certainty. In real estate it's
very critical to try and predict the future because so much is relying on
it.
It takes quite a bit of time to condense my thoughts and observations into
this section of predictions for 2010. Part of the reason is that I want to
be as accurate as possible. As well, I know that many people will read this
page and rely on some of the predictions contained herein. Therefore, I
want to give as good advice as possible, advice that is realistic and yet
insightful.
Real estate is one of the few things in our lives that tends to increase in
value year after year after year. There is no certainty with this increase,
but it sure has seemed certain over the past 15 years. Our year over year
average single family residential price has increased every year since 1985,
except the fall of 2008, including this year. Don't believe me, see the
graph here:
http://www.mississauga4sale.com/TREBavg1995date.htm
There are some, many in fact that are predicting that we in the GTA and
especially BC are sitting at the peak and prices are about to crash. Garth
Turner is one person who is predicting that prices are almost guaranteed to
fall in 2010 I don't agree with him and don't feel that our area,
Mississauga and the GTA will fall in the next year.
What do we know with certainty for the future? We know the following is
almost guaranteed to happen in the Mississauga and GTA real estate
marketplace:
* Interest rates will increase in 2010, the Bank of Canada is
currently stating rates will increase in mid 2010 - this will put downward
pressure on prices after rates increase, but will cause many buyers to buy
before the rates increase and anticipation of the increase in rates
* there will be a shortage of listings for at least January and maybe
into February, this is a near certainty based upon the past 22 years for
January and early February, not many people list their homes at these times
- this will cause upward pressure on prices in the fist quarter of 2010
* HST will come into effect July 1, 2010 and this will increase the
cost when selling your home and to a lesser extent increase the cost to the
buyers, this will put slight downward pressure on prices
This is what we know with less certainty:
* the US real estate recovery seems to be happening
* the US and global economy will improve in 2010
* people may perceive that the HST will causes prices to increase once
it comes into effect and try to save some money before July 1st and this
could cause a mini boom in our market in the late spring of 2010
Due to the fall in late 2008, the average price in 2009 compared to 2008 is
up about 12%. We are up about the same percentage comparing 2007 to 2009
This is what I predicted in January for 2009
http://www.mississauga4sale.com/Toronto-GTA-Real-Estate-Market-Predictions-2
009.htm#2009 When I read the predictions I made back in January for 2009 it
makes me think that maybe I should go into the prediction business, more
than 3/4 of the things I predicted came true! I was wrong on Gold and wrong
on Gasoline prices, otherwise my predictions were quite close.
* These are my predictions for 2010 below and also online at this
link:
http://www.mississauga4sale.com/Toronto-GTA-Real-Estate-Market-Predictions-2
010.htm#2010
* I predict that our prices will increase about 4 to 6% in 2010 with
some softening in our market when the Bank of Canada increases rates in the
middle of 2010, once the Olympics end in the first quarter of 2010 and the
'dreaded' HST comes into affect July 1st of 2010
* Mortgage rates will increase beginning about July of this year, the
bank prime rate as of January 1, 2010 is 0.25% and I predict by year end it
will be at 1.00% to 1.50% This means that current mortgage interest rates
will increase by about 1.25% to 2% over what they currently are. This may
sound excessive, but I firmly believe that our economy will bustle this year
and increased rates will be necessary to calm things down a little, plus the
banks will want to gouge a little in light of increasing prime rates. They
often do this when rates are increasing as they can get away with it with
little backlash.
* I still believe you should go short term on your mortgage, read more
here about why I feel this way:
http://www.mississauga4sale.com/Lock-In-Short-Term-Long-Term-Mortgage.htm
* We live in a very vibrant, growth oriented area of North America
with a very diverse economy and culture. People seem to want to work hard
and improve upon their personal and financial situation and almost everyone
I meet is employed and optimistic about the future. This is good for the
local economy and our future.
* No matter what happens, as long as you continue to work hard, save
10% of your gross income, watch what you spend, don't get into too much debt
that you can't handle it should you find yourself with a a job for a few
months, then you should be able to slowly and surely achieve financial
independence.
* The condo market will continue to surge, it's affordable and
desirable
* Bungalow style homes will become more desirable, (they currently are
very desirable), as our population age increases
* Barrel of oil will be $100 at end of year and gasoline will be $1.10
and gold will be $1100 per ounce at end of 2010
* Once again, beware the emotions of
<http://www.mississauga4sale.com/Market-Emotions-Cycle.htm> the marketplace
and stick to your long range goals , currently I believe we are in the
optimism/excitement phase so things may get really hot this spring in the
market.
* I still subscribe to all the values and principles that I've written
about in the past on this page below.
* I am a very optimistic person and always believe that I can do
better by reading and doing things every day that contributes to my long
term goals. I always set high but attainable goals and often come close to
reaching my goals and even if I fall short, I've surpassed what I have done
in the past. I subscribe to many newsletters that preach optimism and
growth and these help me stay sharp and continue to learn. Every day I seem
to learn something new, so at least I'm growing. You can read some of the
ideas that I subscribe to and believe at this page:
http://www.mississauga4sale.com/Motivation-Success-Ten-Scrolls.htm
That's about it for now, keep to your plan invest in real estate for the
long term, you cannot go wrong.
I wish you a very Happy New Year and all the best to you and your family in
2010
Mark
Friday, January 01, 2010
Mississauga Real Estate 3rd quarter residential activity
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Sunday, December 27, 2009
2010 is shaping up to be a great year, from RBC
2010 may be a great year, hold on for the ride.
Enjoy the article below.
Mark
New beginnings
Turning the page on 2009 will be done with great relief almost everywhere in Canada. The past year has been, by far, the toughest since the early 1990s recession and, in some cases, the early 1980s recession. Hardship was evident from coast to coast, even in parts of the country, such as Alberta, that were previously considered almost bullet-proof.
Perhaps more importantly, however, will be the full force of fiscal and monetary stimulus kicking in. Nearly all governments at the federal, provincial and municipal levels have initiated substantial infrastructure spending programs and these will be in high gear during the year ahead.
In most cases, although not all, 2010 will be the peak of stimulus spending.
The easing of monetary policy is already having a visible impact – most notably in housing resale markets across the country – and should continue to do so despite our expectation that the Bank of Canada will gradually take its feet off the gas pedal starting mid-year. Extremely low mortgage rates have been key to the spectacular rebound in housing resale activity in every province since early 2009.
The precipitous decline in activity that started late in 2008 plunged a number of provinces – including Ontario, Alberta and British Columbia – into a deep slump through the better part of the year, which reverberated loudly in regional job markets.
The ranks of the unemployed swelled and unemployment rates surged broadly, reaching the highest levels since the 1990s in Ontario and Alberta.
While many challenges will remain, 2010 promises a widespread turnaround in economic performance, albeit a modest one at first. A more sanguine global context will sharply contrast with the meltdown on the world stage that took place in 2008 and early 2009. With the financial crisis behind us and the U.S. economy on the mend, factors “external” to the provincial economies are expected to contribute positively to growth again.
In turn, this housing resurgence should be seen as evidence that consumers are feeling more upbeat even in areas of the country such as British Columbia, Ontario and Alberta where the recession caused substantial damage.
The price tag for the fiscal stimulus is enormous – huge budget deficits.
Collectively, the provinces are projecting shortfalls totaling $38.2 billion in the 2009-10 fiscal year and at least $30.2 billion in 2010-11 (with two provinces not providing estimates), both records in terms of value. However, relative to GDP, the deficits will be modestly milder than the peaks recorded in the early 1990s.
While running up huge budget shortfalls might cause some discomfort, the alternative was even less attractive given the severity of the economic downturn. Nonetheless, returning to balance during the medium-term will be a challenge involving difficult choices. ECONOMICS I RESEARCH
In this update, there is little change to the big picture from our September Provincial Outlook: the contraction in activity is still seen to be widely spread in 2009 among provinces (with Manitoba and Nova Scotia the only exceptions)and the expected recovery to be equally generalized in 2010.
On the upside, there have been some upward revisions to New Brunswick and Nova Scotia in both 2009 and 2010 (Nova Scotia is now projected to be flat in 2009), and Quebec and Manitoba in 2009.
In this report, we are also introducing forecasts for 2011, which generally depict provincial economies strengthening further. The western part of the country – led by Saskatchewan – is generally expected to grow faster than the national
average of 3.9% with the exception of British Columbia, which will be feeling some post-Olympics moderation.
However, we have made minor revisions to some provincial forecasts. The most significant change has been for Newfoundland & Labrador, where longer-than-expected production shutdowns in the mining sector have prompted us to deepen the real GDP decline in 2009 by one percentage point to 4.5% and to bump up growth slightly in 2010 to 2.4% from 2%.
Smaller downward revisions have also been made to Alberta (to reflect weaker-than-expected momentum at this stage) in both 2009 and 2010, Saskatchewan in 2009 (in light of the dramatic drop in potash production) and Ontario in 2009 and 2010 (a larger-than-expected decline in the second quarter of 2009 and slightly more subdued recovery in 2010).
I hope this finds you Happy and Healthy!
All the Best!
Mark
A. Mark Argentino
P. Eng. Broker
Specializing in Residential & Investment Real Estate
Thinking of Selling? Best Mortgage Rates Current Home Prices Search MLS Newsletter
RE/MAX Realty Specialists Inc.
Providing Full-Time Professional Real Estate Services since 1987
( BUS 905-828-3434
2 FAX 905-828-2829 ÈCELL 416-520-1577
› E-MAIL : mailto:mark@mississauga4sale.com?subject=Mississauga
Website : Mississauga4Sale.com
- Thinking of selling your home in the next 3 to 6 months? Would you like a Complimentary & Quick Over-The-Net Home Evaluation ?
- Power of Sales and Foreclosures
- If you have not already signed up to receive my monthly real estate newsletter, you may do so here: On-Line Real Estate Newsletter sign up
- See seasonal housing patterns
- Would you like me to send you a 2010 Calendar?
Wednesday, December 23, 2009
Is it Time to Lock into Long term mortgage interest rates?
The answer depends upon many factors including your ability to tolerate risk.
I've written many times in the past that the best route was to go short term on your mortgage, for at least the past 20 years or so. Mortgage rates are predicted to increase beginning about the middle of 2010 and some are predicting that the Bank of Canada will increase the prime rate by as much as 2.75% over the period from the middle of 2010 to the end of 2011 If this happens, then it's likely mortgage interest rates will also increase by about the same or even more than 3% over the same period.
This would indicate with almost certainty that you should lock into long term mortgages. BUT, this is not necessarily true. Read more at this link
http://www.mississauga4sale.com/Lock-In-Short-Term-Long-Term-Mortgage.htm#update2009
I wish you and your family a Merry Christmas and all the best in the New Year!
Mark
Sunday, December 20, 2009
RBC reports that Ontario is looking forward to improving economy
Time will tell!
Enjoy this article,
Mark
Ontario — Looking forward to sunnier days
The upside of having been knocked down by a very tough recession is that things can only get better! On that score, Ontario’s economy can indeed look forward to 2010 after the annus horribilis it has endured in 2009.
Growth is expected to make a return to the province with the help of recovering U.S. demand and still highly simulative fiscal and monetary policy in 2010. Yet, the pace of recovery is most likely to be restrained, at least in the early going, given
the amount of restructuring that will continue to take place, especially in the hard-hit manufacturing sector. Overall employment gains are also likely to be on the moderate side as firms will want to use their current workforce more fully before expanding payrolls. Real GDP and employment in the province are forecast to grow by 2.4% and 1.1% in 2010, respectively, which would be slightly below the national average. In the case of employment, the expected gains would not make up
for the substantial losses (245,000) during the recession until sometime in 2011.
There is evidence that Ontario’s economy has already begun to turn the corner.
After a near-death experience during the first half of 2009, the all-important automotive sector has sprung back to life since summer – thanks in part to the U.S. “cash for clunkers” program that temporarily propped up car sales south of the border.
Although still facing many obstacles, this sector is expected to continue to heal in the year ahead. The housing sector has shown signs of vigour for the past several months, most clearly in the resale market – where activity is back in record territory – but also to a lesser degree in home building.
Driven by some improvement in motor vehicle sales, retail sales have trended higher since about spring after plunging late in 2008. The earlier deterioration in the labour market appears to have stabilized, with the jobless rate no longer surging and even easing a little since mid-summer (although remaining historically high).
Finally, a significant boost to non-residential construction is being felt with public infrastructure spending kicking into high gear. This spending is expected to reach its cruising speed in 2010.
The price for fiscal stimulus, however, is the return of government deficits. In Ontario’s case, the deficit for the 2009-10 fiscal year is now pegged at $24.7 billion, an all-time record for the province. With shortfalls in the following two years also revised higher to $21 billion and $19 billion, respectively, the task of balancing the provincial books within the next five to six years will be challenging and will require some element of fiscal restraint once the economy is back on track.
Partly offsetting any negative impact in the medium-term will be the benefits of implementing the Harmonized Sales Tax (HST) on July 1, 2010.
Although the HST will result in certain currently exempt products and services being taxed, moving to a value-added tax structure will make the tax system more economically efficient and will improve the competitiveness of Ontario businesses by lowering the cost of doing business in the province.
I hope this finds you Happy and Healthy!
All the Best!
Mark
A. Mark Argentino
P. Eng. Broker
Specializing in Residential & Investment Real Estate
Thinking of Selling? Best Mortgage Rates Current Home Prices Search MLS Newsletter
RE/MAX Realty Specialists Inc.
Providing Full-Time Professional Real Estate Services since 1987
( BUS 905-828-3434
2 FAX 905-828-2829 ÈCELL 416-520-1577
› E-MAIL : mailto:mark@mississauga4sale.com?subject=Mississauga
Website : Mississauga4Sale.com
- Thinking of selling your home in the next 3 to 6 months? Would you like a Complimentary & Quick Over-The-Net Home Evaluation ?
- Power of Sales and Foreclosures
- If you have not already signed up to receive my monthly real estate newsletter, you may do so here: On-Line Real Estate Newsletter sign up
- See seasonal housing patterns
- Would you like me to send you a 2010 Calendar?
Thursday, December 03, 2009
TREB Report November Resale Residential Homes Sales Market Figures
GTA REALTORS® Report November Resale Housing Market Figures
TORONTO, December 3, 2009 - Greater Toronto REALTORS® reported 7,446 sales in November
– slightly more than double the November 2008 result when GTA home sales had dipped markedly due to the economic downturn. Year-to-date sales were up 14 per cent compared to the first 11 months of 2008.
“This year in the GTA home sales will be in line with the healthy levels experienced between 2004 and 2006,” said Toronto Real Estate Board President Tom Lebour.
“Increased resale home transactions in the Toronto area and country-wide played a key role in pushing the Canadian economy out of recession in the third quarter.”
The average price for November transactions was up 14 per cent year-over-year to $418,460.
The average price year-to-date was up four per cent to $394,464.
“Very strong annual growth rates for sales and average price should be expected through the first quarter of 2010, because we will be comparing the current recovery to the housing market decline experienced last winter," according to Jason Mercer, TREB's Senior Manager of Market Analysis. “As we move into the spring, growth rates will move to more sustainable levels.”
Summary Of November Sales And Average Price
November
2009 2008
Sales Average Price Sales Average Price
City of Toronto ("416") 3,212 $450,079 1,523 $390,225
Rest of GTA ("905") 4,234 $394,474 2,117 $353,012
GTA 7,446 $418,460 3,640 $368,582
Source: Toronto Real Estate Board
I hope this finds you Happy and Healthy!
All the Best!
Mark
A. Mark Argentino
P. Eng. Broker
Specializing in Residential & Investment Real Estate
Thinking of Selling? Best Mortgage Rates Current Home Prices Search MLS Newsletter
RE/MAX Realty Specialists Inc.
Providing Full-Time Professional Real Estate Services since 1987
( BUS 905-828-3434
2 FAX 905-828-2829 ÈCELL 416-520-1577
› E-MAIL : mailto:mark@mississauga4sale.com?subject=Mississauga
Website : Mississauga4Sale.com
- Thinking of selling your home in the next 3 to 6 months? Would you like a Complimentary & Quick Over-The-Net Home Evaluation ?
- Power of Sales and Foreclosures
- If you have not already signed up to receive my monthly real estate newsletter, you may do so here: On-Line Real Estate Newsletter sign up
- See seasonal housing patterns
- Would you like me to send you a 2010 Calendar?