Real Estate Advice

Peggy’s Spring 2025 Market Forecast!

Join Peggy on her latest CTV segment as she discusses the Bank of Canada’s next moves and her outlook on the spring market. With tariffs still impacting Canada and the U.S., uncertainty remains. Peggy believes the Bank of Canada will likely hold rates steady after March’s drop due to higher-than-expected inflation. As we head into […]

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Up for a Renewal? Must-Watch Tips from Peggy!

Join Peggy on her latest CTV segment as she talks about the upcoming wave of mortgage renewals in 2025, with millions of homeowners fearing that their monthly payments might increase. Peggy shares her expert tips on how banks will likely make concessions, given the high number of renewals expected. She also dives into the condo

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THE POWER OF SEASONAL PHOTOS

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

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Latest Mortgage Changes will make a difference in the housing market

Join Peggy Hill in her latest CTV segment as she explains the recent mortgage rule changes and their positive impact on buyers. With a noticeable decline in first-time homebuyers in the Simcoe County housing market, Peggy highlights how these adjustments will particularly benefit this group. Excitingly, she discusses the introduction of 30-year amortizations now available

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Rate Cuts Open Doors for First-Time Homebuyers!

Join Peggy Hill in our latest CTV segment as she discusses the recent Bank of Canada rate cut and its implications for the housing market. While the cut was expected, Peggy points out that the accompanying statements are just as important, showing a more careful watch on the economy for any future cuts.She breaks down

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What the inflation report means for you

Join Peggy Hill as she discusses the current state of the housing market in our latest segment on CTV News Barrie! Peggy shares her insights on how recent inflation trends are closely linked to shelter costs, which leads her to predict that the next Bank of Canada announcement will likely involve interest rate cuts. The

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How Sellers Can Succeed in Today’s Real Estate Market

In the last 12 months, the Simcoe County real estate market has seen a steady increase in home inventory due to a period of high interest rates. These rates made borrowing more expensive, limited affordability for many potential home buyers and led to an increase in home inventory. However, with interest rates beginning to decrease,

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30 year amortization | first-time home buyers

Join Peggy Hill on CTV News Barrie as she explores the latest updates on the housing market and mortgage rules. In this segment, Peggy examines how new mortgage regulations might impact affordability for first-time homebuyers and shares her perspective on the 30-year amortization. With mid-summer upon us, she provides an overview of current home prices,

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The Homebuyer’s Dilemma: Timing the Market vs. Seizing the Opportunity

As we enter a new season, the enduring question of interest rates remains on the minds of everyone in Simcoe County. Many homeowners eagerly wait for a decline, under the impression that it will facilitate a more financially feasible path in their homeownership journey. However, in reality, timing the market in real estate is more

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