Buying or Selling a Home in August
August is often considered a slow month in the real estate market, as many people are busy enjoying the last days of summer vacation, preparing for the new school year, or getting ready for
Ductless Air Conditioning for Your Home
Discover Comfort at an Affordable Price If you're in search of an efficient cooling solution that doesn't involve installing window air conditioners or an extensive central air system, you might find your
Your Guide to Buying a Cottage or Recreational Property
Living in a vibrant urban area like Vancouver or Toronto has its perks, but sometimes you need a break from the concrete jungle. A cottage or recreational property can be your perfect getaway, offering
Secondary Suites & Cabins
In the past, backyard cottages were sometimes designed for seasonal guests or an elderly parent. They were often quaint dwellings with one or two bedrooms with a small deck and perhaps a garden. Cottages
Log Homes
Log homes have a special appeal and an aesthetic that invites occupants to reconnect with nature. Living in a log home is something akin to 'art as an experience'. Log construction has evolved, from being
Owner-Builder Advantages
You may have visited a new home while shopping for real estate. They are the benchmark for home buyers everywhere. House-hunters will visit a show home and then compare everything else they see to
Regular Home Inspections
Many people don't realize how important it is to inspect their house on a regular basis. You may be able to do a complete inspection on your own, but if not, consider hiring a home
Condos Are Communities
One of the nice things about buying a condo is the sense of security in a collective. Neighbors usually have similar lifestyles and expectations for their home. There is a congruence of feeling and a
Buy New or Resale?
Buying a home can be an exercise in priorities and value. Home buyers are inundated with different comparable properties, each having it's own value proposition. One predominant factor that more people are looking at
Modular homes
In the early 1900's, a small mail-ordered house was a practical alternative to a custom designed and site-built dwelling. Homeowners could order the entire structure, pre-cut and ready to assemble. A kit house saved