Steph Annie

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For all of you who have been waiting for the Lakeview Village site to launch, this post is for you!

Tridel is the first to launch with the “Harbourwalk!”

Lakeview Village is a master planned community by Tridel, Caivan, Branthaven, Greenpark Group, Opus Homes and Deco in Mississauga located at Lakeshore and Dixie.

Here’s what you need to know about the stunning Harbourwalk:

* Developer: Tridel
* Location: 1300 Lakeshore Road East, Mississauga, Lakeview Village Community (Lakeshore Rd E & Dixie Rd)
* Architect: Architects Alliance
* Interior Designer:  II BY IV Interior Design
* 177 acre Waterfront Master Planned Community
* Waterfront Park:  space for water sports, hiking, relaxing, taking in a concert, watching fireworks and exploring outdoor markets.
* The Marina: leisurely lakeside picnics,  take a walk through all the beautiful trails.
* Lakeview Square: A hotel, homes, restaurants, shops, maker spaces, and outdoor performance stages all coming together in a vibrant scene.
* Lakeview Gateway: Easy Travel, East and West
* Ogden Park: Ogden Park is a series of parks seamlessly interconnected by pedestrian walkways.
* Waterway Common:  In the winter, Waterway Common will be a skating rink. In the summer, a scenic water feature connected to a channel of the Marina to the west and the Innovation Corridor to the east.
* Innovation District:  Flexible, contemporary office space with a focus on future-forward industries
* Unit Types: Mix of 1 bedrooms - 3 bedroom suites
* 57,000 square feet courtyard
* Outdoor Pool with lakefront views
* Lounge
* Multipurpose Spaces

Contact me today if you are interested!

Oh happy day!
My clients are getting their hands on this puppy today!
Such a big milestone for them - their first house! I am so happy for you EJJ - so many happy memories will be built in this home. Now get your sledge hammer…it’s time to work!
Can’t wait to see what you’ve got cooked up for your space.❤️

While I don’t love posting canned marketing pieces…mama is still on vacation! So here is a little taste of how the market performed in July via my brokerage. I will be bringing you your neighbourhood specific stats next week once I heal from my sun burn 😩.

➡️As we continue to navigate our way out of the pandemic the residential real estate market continues to move at a frantic pace.  The average price for a home during the month of February crested over $1.3 million to $1,334,544, up over 27% compared to the same month last year.  February 2021 the average price was just over one million, that's a price increase of over $300,000 in one year.  

➡️The volume of sales is down 17% with active listings down 20% for the month of February showing that if we had more inventory and more home types to choose from more transactions would be done.  The months of inventory levels still remains strongly in a sellers market with approximately only three weeks of inventory across the entire GTA, if no more listings were taken the GTA would be sold out of all home types in just three weeks.

➡️Even though there are these strong results, I am starting to see some cracks that may be signalling we might be returning to a more balanced market. I’ve seen a few power of sales on properties where people have defaulted on their mortgages this past month. As well, I’ve seen a few homes not sell on offer night, and the listing agents have to re-list closer to market value. This doesn’t mean prices will drop, but rather level out.

As always, email or DM me for all things real estate ☺️

Ever wonder why some neighborhoods in Toronto are growing at an accelerated rate?
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➡️ Slide through to find the answer to this question, what neighborhoods are effected, and possible solutions that city planners are exploring.

* source The Toronto Star

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