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NOVEMBER 8, 2021

” When I was a child, you’d stay up late praying for this! ” Have you ever seen a 20-month-old child run, full-speed, downhill? You’re just waiting for him to fall and knock out all his teeth. You’re just waiting for him to fall and knock out all his teeth. I find that rather annoying.

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Toronto Realty Blog

DECEMBER 14, 2022

I hope you enjoyed that “trip down memory lane,” as Marina so eloquently put it, with the Top Five Blog Posts of 2022 in Monday’s post. Believe it or not, this is the eighth year I’ve been working with this format; the top five blogs followed by the top five posts. See what I did there?

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MAY 9, 2022

There’s a reason I wrote last Monday’s blog, and no, it wasn’t “to get out ahead of the bad publicity.” ” “ Beware The Coming Real Estate Headlines ,” I wrote on May 2nd, and if you’d like to be fair to me for just a moment, you can admit that I wasn’t exactly wrong.

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MARCH 6, 2023

I could have called this blog post, “Don’t Call It A Comeback,” but I’ve used that before. He said, “You told me a few weeks back that you might have something coming out in March?” I said, “No, I mean, we spoke in the second or third week of January. Good memory.”

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JUNE 6, 2022

Let’s start today’s blog post with a quote: “This is going to be 2017 all over again.” First and foremost: we don’t know what this market, here in June of 2022, is just yet. What legislation? ” It almost didn’t matter what they said. ” ~Nobody. Yes, cool the market.

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DECEMBER 19, 2023

It’s just really, really hard to describe an entire year’s blog posts or an entire year’s real estate stories in a standard blog-post length. This is likely more subjective than the top five blog posts , but then again, we run into many of the same themes over and over. ” Nah. We all know how that goes.

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SEPTEMBER 7, 2021

” “Does she have a runny nose?” Raise your hand if back in April of 2020 you thought we’d still be doing this by the fall of 2021? We’ve adapted and adopted, and while we all stop to express frustration from time to time, this is simply our new normal. TorontoRealtyBlog. “Was that a sneeze?”

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FEBRUARY 7, 2022

It’s not quite one of those “where were you moments,” on par with the moon landing, the Kennedy assassination, et al, but perhaps one day I’ll look back at this moment as the point of no return. Where was I, and what was I doing when I heard that the January, 2022 TRREB stats were released?

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Sales Marketing As-is Closing 101

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OCTOBER 6, 2021

You bought your house in September of 2020 for $1,300,000. You paid $600,000 for your 1-bed, 1-bath condo in September of 2020. You finally decided to make “the big move” and plunked down $4,200,000 for your North Toronto home in September of 2020. Does this sound right to you? TorontoRealtyBlog.

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JANUARY 6, 2022

I mean, “Burning Questions” again? And we did this to start off January 2021, not just as a stand-alone blog, or even a two-part series, but rather a three-part series that spanned the entire first week back! Well, what can I say? You were able to rest, relax, and recharge? Am I really that predictable?

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JULY 7, 2021

” It’s one of those songs that I know the words to (or at least the chorus…) but I couldn’t, for the life of me, tell you who sings it. The average 416 condo sale price dropped from $727,137 in April – the all-time high, to $716,976 in May, so prices are holding steady. May, 2020: $1,108,453 -1.7%.

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JANUARY 6, 2021

– 4) What is going to happen in the downtown condo market? So, what is going to happen in the downtown condo market – explaining in two words? from February to November, despite the average TRREB sale price being up 5.0% So what if we simply looked at the increase from November of last year to November of this year?

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DECEMBER 16, 2020

Not only are my fingers tired from writing Monday’s blog, but also from hand-writing three-hundred Christmas cards! What’s the point of sending a holiday card if it’s obvious that your assistant or some high school kid wrote them for you? And lots of links to blog posts in each section too.

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