Join Peggy on her latest CTV segment as she talks about the current real estate market and what the Bank of Canada may do in response to the looming tariff threats. Peggy breaks down how January sales are holding steady compared to last year, with prices remaining firm. Looking ahead, she predicts a busier 2025 […]
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Valentine’s Day is just around the corner, and it’s the perfect time to start planning a memorable evening for you and your special someone. Simcoe County has incredible dining options, from intimate Italian restaurants to cozy farm-to-table eateries. To help you make this Valentine’s Day truly unforgettable, we’ve rounded up some of the best spots
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Join Peggy Hill in her latest CTV segment as she discusses the recent Bank of Canada announcement and the upcoming tariffs. She explains how the tariffs are expected to affect Canada, especially Ontario, a province with a strong manufacturing sector, and how this will influence the housing market. Peggy talks about the recent interest rate
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Join Peggy Hill in her latest CTV segment as she discusses the impact of the Prime Minister’s resignation on the housing market. Peggy highlights the need for stability to rebuild consumer confidence, noting that quick answers are key to restoring market activity. She reflects on Simcoe County’s steady 2024 housing market and the positive effects
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As we step into 2025, interior design continues to evolve, introducing exciting new ideas and bold updates for our homes. This year highlights rich colours, soft, elegant shapes, and the creative combination of textures and materials. These trends reflect a growing appreciation for history, nature, and individuality. Let’s dive into the key styles shaping 2025’s
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Exciting updates are transforming the mortgage landscape in Canada, making it easier than ever for first-time buyers to achieve their dream of homeownership! Here’s what’s new: ✅ Increased Insured Mortgage CapThe maximum property value eligible for insured mortgages has increased from $1 million to $1.5 million, allowing buyers to explore higher-priced homes with a down
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Benjamin Moore’s Colour Trends 2025 brings a palette of harmonious shades designed to make your home feel inviting and effortless. These thoughtful colours flow seamlessly from room to room, creating spaces filled with warmth, comfort, and timeless style. Let’s dive into this year’s standout hues, starting with the Colour of the Year, Cinnamon Slate 2113-40.
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Join Peggy Hill in her latest CTV segment as she discusses the latest Bank of Canada announcement. She breaks down what this rate drop means for the Simcoe County housing market, especially for those with variable rates or home lines of equity—great news for many homeowners! This marks the fifth consecutive rate drop since June
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Join Peggy Hill in her latest CTV segment as she discusses what Simcoe County homeowners can expect in the housing market for the coming year. Peggy explores the key factors that could influence home prices and shape the market in 2025. One major highlight is the December 15 mortgage rule change, which introduces a 30-year
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We’re seeing significant changes to the mortgage landscape, and this update is designed to help first-time homebuyers gain better access to the housing market. Starting December 15, 2024, the Canadian government will introduce new rules allowing for 30-year mortgage amortizations for first-time buyers purchasing both new and resale homes. Here’s how these changes could help
A Change We Haven’t Seen Since 2012 in Mortgage Rules! Read More »