Join Peggy on her latest CTV segment as she dives into how the newest political updates impact homeowners in Simcoe County. She explains why the market isn’t moving the way it did last year, what the latest numbers reveal, and why staying listed could be a strategic advantage heading into a potentially more competitive spring. […]
Join Peggy on her latest CTV segment, where she dives into the latest trends in Simcoe County’s real estate market. Sales are on the rise, but average home prices are gradually coming down. Peggy explains that the market is busier now due to a delayed spring surge, and buyers are starting to feel the pressure
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Join Peggy in her latest CTV segment, where she talks about the recent Bank of Canada announcement and its impact on the housing market. With the key interest rate held steady at 2.75%, Peggy explains what this means for the upcoming summer market in Simcoe County. While the rate hold was expected, she highlights how
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Join Peggy on her latest CTV segment, where she talks about the uncertainty many Canadians are still feeling and how recent tariff news is adding to the mix. While these changes might seem concerning, Peggy reminds us not to panic. As a trusted real estate expert, she shares that these tariffs won’t be the end
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Join Peggy Hill on her latest CTV segment, where she dives into the current state of the real estate market. While 2025 was expected to be a breakout year, political factors, particularly tariffs, have created uncertainty in the housing sector. Peggy discusses how low rates and a strong pool of buyers are still positive signs
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Join Peggy Hill in her latest CTV segment, where she talks about low consumer confidence, the impact of Honda’s EV plant delay, and her prediction that the Bank of Canada will cut interest rates in June. She also discusses how many buyers are eager to move but uncertain about what’s next, and offers advice for
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Simcoe County Homeowners: Is Your Deck Ready for Summer? Whether you’ve just moved into your new home in Barrie, Innisfil, or Oro-Medonte, or you’re planning to list your property this summer, now is the perfect time to upgrade your outdoor living space, starting with the deck. If you’re planning a Simcoe County deck upgrade this
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If you’re a first-time buyer searching for homes under $700K in Simcoe County, this 2025 market update will help guide your search. With prices rising across Ontario, affordable housing options still exist in this region—especially in areas just outside the Greater Toronto Area. As of April 2025, several Simcoe communities still offer homes under $700,000—or
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This past winter was one for the record books in Simcoe County. Between the most snowfall recorded in years and a severe ice storm that damaged trees across the region, many properties are showing signs of wear. As the weather warms, now is the time to begin your Simcoe spring exterior maintenance checklist and get
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When it comes to selling your home, first impressions are everything. If you plan to list your property during the winter, you might think it’s all about cozy fireplaces and festive dĂ©cor. But there’s a secret weapon that can give your listing a significant edge: stunning seasonal photos. Maximize Curb Appeal with SEASONAL Photos Picture