The Davisville Village real estate market has seen a flurry of activity so far in 2013, with 56 house sales and 96 condo sales already recorded. Susan Froese McHardy and Don McHardy, Sales Representatives with Royal Lepage Real Estate Services Ltd., have been in the middle of the action and report that right now Davisville Village is a "sellers market".
The average price of a house in Davisville Village is currently $938,000. Houses are selling on average for 98% of list price and are selling on average in just 13 days. The McHardy Team report that "Semis are continuing to be in high demand, with both renovated and unrenovated houses attracting multiple offers. Semi-detached houses in this neighbourhood are currently selling for between $650,000-$900,000."
In addition to semi-detached homes there are a large number of detached houses in this neighbourhood. Original detached houses are selling between $900,000-$1,300,000. There used to be alot of bungalows in the Davisville Village neighbourhood however in recent years many of these have been replaced with newer custom homes that sell anywhere from $1.3-$1.6 million. If the above house prices are not in your budget you may want to consider a condominium apartment. I bedroom units in this neighbourhood sell for between $300,000-$400,000, while 2 bedroom units sell for between $400,000-$800,000 depending on square footage, finishes, and location.
The McHardy Team attribute the popularity of Davisville Village to "top rated Maurice Cody elementary school and the walking distance to fantastic stores and restaurants on Mount Pleasant Road and Bayview Avenue". Davisville Park is another neighbourhood landmark that hosts popular recreational baseball and tennis programs and leagues for children and adults. Access to Public transit is also convenient with many bus routes providing easy access to the the Davisville subway station.
If you think this popular uptown neighbourhood many be just right for your home search the McHardy Team offer the following advice: "Be open to doing some renovations and you can get a great house in a top neighbourhood like Davisville Village".

Davisville Village Real Estate Update brought to you by Susan McHardy and Don McHardy, Sales Representatives, Royal Lepage Real Estate Services Ltd. The McHardy Team can be contacted at: 416-921-1112 office, 416-458-2026 direct, or visit their website: www.mchardyteam.com

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The saying "everything that is old is new again" pops to mind when describing Toronto's Riverside neighbourhood. This quaint urban neighbourhood was the land of opportunity for Toronto home-buyers 100 years ago. Flash forward to 2013 and Toronto home-buyers are once again discovering the value that this revitalized east-end neighbourhood has to offer.
Thus far in 2013 there have been 22 homes sales and 19 condominium sales in Riverside. Natasha Varjacic, Broker and Nell Bradshaw, Sales Representative, at Real Estate Homeward Brokerage are a dynamic mother and daughter real estate team based in Riverside and they report that: "It is a seller's market right now in Riverside. The market is hot with most listings having multiple offers."
The stats for this neighbourhood do indicate a strong demand for Riverside houses which are currently selling for 101% list to sale price ratio thanks to the fact that many sales are generating multiple offers. The average days on the market this year is just 11 days. What is fuelling this demand ? Well for sure, one thing is affordability. Riverside houses have an average sale price of $595,000 which is affordable by big city standards.
Nell and Natasha whose office is right on Queen Street East across from the Jimmy Simpson Park and recreation centre literally have a window on the neighbourhood and offer this perspective on Riverside. Buyers are choosing this neighbourhood because it has everything today's young family and professionals are looking for. You get the dynamic downtown feel, yet the charm of a friendly urban neighbourhood and a great sense of community. There is excellent walkability and the chance to truly shop locally for everything from clothing and personal services to casual and gourmet dining to satisfy the most die-hard foodies. There is also great access to parks, schools, community centre, transit, downtown and all amenities".
Condo buyers will also be attracted to this neighbourhood. 1 bedrooms or 1 bedroom plus den units are selling in the $300,000-$425,000 price range. 2 bedrooms units can sell anywhere from $400,000-$700,000 depending on square footage, finishes and location. Nell and Natasha explain: "There are a variety of hard loft condo options like The Ninety, as well as boutique projects and stacked town home condominiums. There are also alot of new projects in the works".
The Riverside real estate market is bustling with energy and is a perfect blend of old and new. If you are thinking of buying a home in Riverside, Nell and Natasha offer the following advice: "Don't get frustrated by multiple offers because the next home could be yours". Sound advice, after all nothing worth having comes without some sort of effort and provided you have neighbourhood experts like Nell and Natasha on your side your home search should be a success.

Riverside Real Estate Update brought to you by Nell Bradshaw, Sales Representative and Natasha Varjacic, Broker, Real Estate Homeward Brokerage. Nell and Natasha can be contacted at: C 416-833-2580 O 416-469-2090, email: homeward@nellandnatasha.com, website: www.nellandnatasha.com

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Statistics were self compiled. All properties with a commercial component, as well as multi-unit residential properties, were excluded.

Multi-unit residential properties are defined as any property with 3 or more kitchens for the purpose of this analysis.

The Princess Anne Manor and Princess Gardens neighbourhood owes its regal name to developer Robert Home Smith who built this neighbourhood in the 1950s. Home Smith sought to create "a little bit of England far from England". Home Smith's objective was to attract young families who would appreciate the detached homes on large lots surrounded by parkland. From the start this neighbourhood proved to be popular with families. Flash forward to 2013 and families are still flocking to this neighbourhood. "There isn't enough inventory to sustain the number of buyers wanting to live here." says Susan Saccucci, Salesperson, RE/MAX Professionals Inc., Brokerage. Saccucci adds: "Homes under $1m come and go very quickly as young families strive to get into this neighborhood."

To date in 2013 there have been 22 sales in the Princess Anne Manor and Princess Gardens neighbourhood. The average price of these sales is $942,000. Where are all the buyers coming from ? Saccucci offers the following insight: "Buyers seem to be coming from two market pools. First, folks that grew up here and want to move back to raise their families here. Second, the draw of our great schools brings a different buyer to the area. Our schools have tremendous reputations with some of the best public education in the city Including: Richview Collegiate, Martingrove Collegiate, Michael Power-St. Josephs High School, Rosethorn Public School, St. Gregory’s Catholic School, John G. Althouse Middle School, St. George’s Junior School and Princess Margaret Junior School."

When houses do come on the market in Princess Anne Manor and Princess Gardens they sell quick. This year the average days on the market is just 22 days. And the list to sale price ratio is hovering around 99%. What type of homes will you find in Princess Anne Manor and Princess Gardens ? Saccucci explains: "there are many different types of homes to be found in this neighbourhood including: many original and updated bungalows, split-level homes and 2-storey homes. Top up renovations and even total rebuilds are also available. The entry price has moved up to around $600,000 with most homes selling in the $800,000 to $1.2 million price range."

Saccucci points out the following neighbourhood amenities as being a big draw for home buyers: "Easy access to all major highways, great shopping (Richview Square, Thorncrest Plaza, Cloverdale Mall, Sherway Gardens) and dining (The Kingway, Bloor West Village) are all major draws. Large trees and beautiful parks (West Deane, Lloyd Manor), along with world class golf (St. George’s Golf and Country, Islington Golf Club) give Princess Anne Manor and Princess Gardens, a country in the city feel." If you are thinking of buying or selling a home in Princess Anne Manor and Princess Gardens in 2013, Saccucci suggests the following plan of action. "Call on a Realtor early on in the process. Sellers need to understand their homes strength in the marketplace. Buyers should be prepared for bidding wars and quick decisions. Preparation prior to the home search is integral to a successful market value purchase."

Princess Anne Manor and Princess Gardens Real Estate Update brought to you by Susan Saccucci, Salesperson, RE/MAX Professionals Inc., Brokerage. Susan can be contacted at: 416-236-1241 or by email: susan@susansaccucci.com. Susan invites you to visit her website: www.susansaccucci.com

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York Mills is one of Toronto's premier established neighbourhoods. To date in 2013 there have been thirty-seven houses sold in York Mills with an average sale price of $2,217,000. Susan Macarz, Broker, Re/Max Ultimate Realty Inc., Brokerage, reports that "while there are not enough listings in York Mills at the moment, the price point of the homes makes it more challenging and you don't see as much multiple offers, as this is a higher-end market."

For a high-end market it is amazing that York Mills houses are currently averaging just 33 days on the market. The average list to sale price ratio is 95%. Where are all these buyers coming from ? Macarz reports that many York Mills buyers are second or third generation families that have roots in the area and many more buyers are new Canadians arriving from China, India Iran and Russia. 

Why are homebuyers choosing York Mills ? Macarz believes that this has alot to do with schools. "York Mills is home to many of the top public schools in Toronto", including: Owen Public School, St Andrew's Junior High School, Harrison Public School, Dunlace Public School, Windfields Junior High School, Denlow Public School, and York Mills Collegiate Institute. École Secondaire Étienne-Brûlé is a public high school with French Immersion. York Mills is also close to many excellent private schools including: Junior Academy, located on Bayview Avenue. 

Macarz is quick to point out that while York Mills has excellent schools it also offers "easy accessibility to downtown Toronto and to the airport in approximately 20 minutes (traffic permitting)." Macarz goes on to say that York Mills residents enjoy "great shopping at York Mills Plaza, Bayview Village, and The Shops at Don Mills. Edwards Gardens, numerous parks and tennis courts and the accessibility to very high end golf clubs including Rosedale, Granite and Donalda and the public Don Valley golf course. And  the subway and TTC are easily accessible". Quite simply, "its all here", says Macarz when summarizing why home buyers have made York Mills one of Toronto's most coveted neighbourhoods.

Home buyers will find a range of houses to choose from including: townhomes, semi-detached houses, ranch bungalows and split-level houses, as well as new custom homes, some of which have been described as mini-mansions. Prices range from just under 1 million dollars all the way up to 13 million dollars. Macarz says she has noticed a trend whereby many of the new homes in York Mills are being built with Eco friendly construction including geothermal and that slate roofs are once again becoming a popular choice. 

If you are looking for a nice entry level home in York Mills you may want to consier a condominium apartment or townhome. There are many of these available. Some feature nice ravine or parkland views with small yards. There have been 13 condominium sales in York Mills so far this year. Most are 2 or 3 bedroom and range in price from $375,000 to just over 1 million dollars.

Macarz offers the following advice to any prospective York Mills buyer. "York Mills is a terrific neighbourhood and currently undervalued. This is a great neighbourhood to raise a family and has got everything that you could possibly want."

York Mills Real Esate Update brought to you by Susan Macarz, Broker, Re/Max Ultimate Realty Inc., Brokerage. Susan can be contacted at: O: 416- 487-5131
D: 416- 219-7583, email: susan@susanmacarz.com or visit Susans website www.susanmacarz.com

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Riverdale is the gateway to Toronto's east-end. It is considered one of the signature neighbourhoods in Toronto, so it is a good place to start off our 2013 NeighbourhoodGuide.com Toronto real estate updates.
In the first quarter of 2013 there have been 30 homes sold in Riverdale. Perry Baria, Sales Representative at Royal Lepage Real Estate Services Ltd., Brokerage., describes the Riverdale market as most definitely a sellers market, with fairly low inventory and high buyer demand."
Baria has observed that "homes closer to amenities and the subway line are commanding the higher prices especially homes that are renovated or have rental potential for the basement." The average price of a Riverdale home is currently $866,000. Baria adds "to get into a renovated home prices start at $800,000-$900,000 and range upward to $1.5 million. Riverdale has alot of character homes and alot of diversirty in the housing stock with attached, semi detached, multi-level, and huge estate homes, so you can get in at entry level or find your forever home."
Riverdale houses are currently selling for 104% of asking price. Sixteeen of the thirty sales recorded so far this year, have sold for above asking. The average days time on the market for these homes was just 10 days. Like most established Toronto neighbourhoods the presence of strong public schools is a big drawing card for homebuyers. As Baria points out: "Riverdale is fortunate to have three elementary public schools: Withrow Avenue P.S , Jackman Avenue P.S. and Franklin P.S. that are all highly coveted and all ranked highly on the recent Fraser Institute School report.
Riverdale has a reputation as a strong family neighbourhood with a real sense of community. A focal point of the neighbourhood is Withrow Park where there are alot of activities for kids. Baria also points out that the close proximity to the downtown core and the Don Valley Parkway are real pluses for homebuyers who commute to work each day. Riverdale is a pedestrian friendly neighbourhood where all amenities are within walking distance. The Danforth, also known as "Greek Town" is famous for its plethora of Greek restaurants. Baria says foodies will love Riverdale. "The restaurants in general are excellent with an eclectic mix of offerings from Japanese,Thai and Italian to Bistros and Irish Pubs. Plus independent coffee and ice cream shops. Allens has the best burgers and a great patio". If you want organic and health food Baria recommends The Big Carrot, another neighbourhood landmark.
Baria takes a measured approach with her clients who are looking to buy a home in Riverdale. She will devise a strategy tailor made to each homebuyer to help naviagate them through the home search process. Each buyer and each home are unique. Baria recognizes this and enjoys finding the perfect match for her clients, and a Riverdale home they will be proud to call home. 

Riverdale Real Esate Update brought to you by Perry Baria, Sales Representative, Royal LePage Real Estate Services, Brokerage. Perry Baria can be contacted at: Office: 416.921.1112, Direct: 416-716-7073, Email: perry@perrybaria.com and be sure to visit her website www.perrybaria.com

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The following Toronto Winter 2013 Real Estate Report is courtesy of our new  Cabbagetown neighbourhood sponsors Hilary Browning and Nick Humphries, Sales Representatives, HomeLife/Realty One Ltd.,501 Parliament St. Cell: 416.735.4665, www.nickandhilary.com 

The Thompson Team Newsletter March 2013

Welcome to March!

The snow is melting, the days are longer, and we're looking at an interesting spring market this year.

After a January that rivaled 2012 in sales numbers and price increases, February has been more sedate and balanced, with modest price rises and a fall in sales numbers. This is the same dynamic as we saw late last year. Two very different months suggest that this market is less predictable than anything we've seen in the past few years.

It's always interesting to see how the numbers play out each month - and how they sometimes don't reflect our experience on the ground as real estate agents, out with clients every single day. What we're seeing is an inventory problem, particularly in the lower luxury bracket ($1-2 million): there are lots of people out looking for homes, but not many homes on the market to choose from. Jason Mercer of TREB has identified this as an issue before: what looks from the outside like lack of demand is also a lack of supply!

Read on to find our monthly market report along with a special report on the Toronto luxury real estate market.

If you or a loved one are thinking of moving, please give us a call at 416-294-5152 so we can help you find your ideal home.

Sincerely,

Donna and Nick Thompson
Toronto Real Estate Market Report, March 2013

January's numbers brought lots of promise for an excellent, strong spring market... and then February's numbers, just released by the Toronto Real Estate Board, pulled that excitement back a little bit. The volatility of this year's market thus far reminds us to tread with caution: this isn't the decline of the latter half of last year, but neither is it a straightforward spring renewal.

In the Greater Toronto Area, sales were down 10.5% from February 2012 on a 28-day basis - but prices were up 2% year-over-year. After a January that showed near-equal sales to the previous year along with a price increase, we're now back to a similar pattern to the one we saw between August and September 2012: decline in sales coupled with an increase in price. But the decline in sales isn't as steep, and the price increase isn't as high. This suggests that we're moving more and more towards a balanced market.

As we've mentioned before, a balanced market isn't ideal for flippers, so if you're thinking of buying up a bunch of older homes, renovating and then selling them, it's probably best to wait. Similarly, this isn't the market in which you're going to make top dollar selling your home. But it is a market in which you're likely to see stability and consistent, if modest, gains in the value of your property. So don't be afraid to buy.

Similarly, don't be afraid of the media reports - or, at least, read them all the way through. For instance, this article in the Toronto Star seems at first to predict a difficult decade for the housing market. However, if you read on, you'll see that real estate is actually predicted to be one of the best investments you can possibly make, second only to stocks!

If you have any questions about the real estate market or would like a no-cost market estimate for your property, please contact us any time at (416) 294-5152.
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What's Happening with Luxury Real Estate In Toronto?

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Toronto's luxury real estate market (of homes priced at $2 million or higher) fell 32.5% last month, part of a Toronto-wide trend of falling home sales against slowly-climbing prices. In Toronto, total home sales fell 15%, while home prices rose 2% for detached homes, and 6% for semis.

On the one hand, this seems foreboding for the luxury market in the city. However, these recent numbers don't tell the whole story.

For instance, the global luxury real estate market stands to gain significant traction over the next ten years. This is due largely to an influx of new wealth coming in from China, India, and elsewhere: these individuals are choosing to invest in international housing markets, and Canada is perenially popular as a place to put money into luxury real estate. This is likely to have a profound positive impact on high-profile real estate in Canada, particularly in Vancouver, which is already friendly to Chinese investment. Other cities looking to catch up - such as Toronto - will have to match Vancouver's market savvy and cultural capital.

The new Christie's International Real Estate Index shows Toronto as one of its top ten markets, and predicts that luxury housing will follow the trends in luxury goods in general, rather than real estate trends. This is because a significant percentage of luxury home buyers are from outside the country and are influenced by different economic contexts than local buyers.

The downturn in the luxury market may also be a result of Canada's slow but steady economic growth in general, which is mirrored in the current balanced real estate market. Canada has ridden out the global recession largely by remaining steady. That means slow, sustained growth rather than a meteoric rise, and gentle downturns in place of catastrophic falls. The luxury real estate market has no reason to show any different type of growth.

No matter what your perspective, when you're selling a luxury home, it's important to work with an agent who knows the luxury market well. Your property has a personality, and now more than ever, you may need to find a buyer with the right "chemistry" before you see an offer. Consider what someone from outside the country would see in your property. You might hate the overgrown trees at its edge, but someone from a dense urban metropolis might see a welcome measure of greenery and natural space. Also, consider how to market the exclusivity of your property in an inclusive way -- this is the last time you will welcome people into your home, and it's an opportunity to do it the best way possible.

If you're looking to buy or sell a luxury property, call the Thompson Team at (416) 294-5152: with years of experience working in the luxury market, we're your best bet.

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The February 2013 edition of Market Watch published by the Toronto Real Estate Board reports a 15 per cent volume drop from February 2013 sales as compared to February 2012. However, prices are up two per cent from last year with the average selling price of a home in Toronto now at $510,580. Still when you break out the actual number of houses sold this February the 5,759 sales volume total would be the envy of most international real estate markets. 

Semi-detached houses have risen the most in price with a 6.2% gain over last year while condo apartments have experienced the biggest loss with a 4.7% drop in price from last year. Average days on the market has risen slightly from 24 to 28 days. Across the board the vast bulk of sales so far this year have occurred in the $200,000-$600,000 price range. The luxury market over $1,000,000 has been resilient with 535 sales thus far.

So where are the buyers buying ? Well so far in 2013 there have been 10,039 sales recorded. 3,721 of these sales occured in the City of Toronto. Sales have been brisk in Scarborough, East York, North York and Downtown Toronto. The Toronto suburb sales leader has been Peel Region with 2.131 sales followed by York Region with 1,878 sales. The busiest suburb markets have been in Mississauga, Brampton, Vaughan, Markham and Richmond Hill.

House Sales:

The Downtown Toronto housing market if off to a decent start with 24 home sales recorded thus far in 2013. The median price of these homes is a lofty $775,000 reflecting the surge in demand for downtown living. A third of these homes sold for their asking price or above. One quarter of these sales exceeded the million dollar mark in price.  Katrina McHugh, Sales Representative at Junction Realty Inc., Brokerage has been selling real estate in the downtown core for many years and is surprised at the lack of activity in the market to start 2013. McHugh says she has plenty of motivated buyers but for some reason Sellers are just not listing. McHugh adds: "Normally the spring market has started by now. There is simply very little inventory but buyers are hungry to buy. Most of the sales we are seeing thus far are in the higher price range." McHugh offer this advice to Sellers who may be sitting on the fence waiting until the weather warms up to sell. "Holding off listing your home is not a great idea because right now you have pent up demand from buyers with very little competition, whereas in the spring there will be more listings and more competition among sellers."

Condo Sales:

So much has been written about the impending demise of the Toronto condo market in 2013. While much of this doom and gloom has been focused on the new condo market the resale condo market has been quietly picking up steam. There have been 166 condo resale condo units already sold in Downtown Toronto thus far in 2013. You really should not be surprised at this volume of activity when you consider the resurgence in popularity of the downtown core. Buyers are looking for value and they are finding it in some of Toronto's older condominium buildings.

Colleen Gray, Sales Representative, RE/MAX Hallmark Realty Brokerage works with many buyers and sellers in the Downtown core. Gray says she has recently assisted "Lots of buyers who are downsizing from various Toronto neighbourhoods and buying into the older downtown condominium buildings. They are loving it. They are escatic about moving into the downtown core. They are choosing some of the older buildings for their larger and more spacious floor plans. They don't mind that these units may require updating as they know they are getting a good deal on the square footage. Even some of the younger buyers are seeing real value in the older buildings."

It appears everything old is new again when it comes to Downtown Toronto real estate. A great City builds itself from the inside out and that is certainly happenning right now in Toronto. The Downtown Toronto real estate market appears poised for another successful year. 

Downtown Toronto real estate housing update brought to you by Katrina McHugh, Sales Representative, Junction Realty Inc., Brokerage. You can reach Katrina at (416) 833-5900, email: katrina@somethingdifferent.ca or visit her website: http://somethingdifferent.ca

Downtown Toronto Resale Condominium update brought to you by Colleen Gray, Sales Representative, RE/MAX Hallmark Realty Brokerage. You can reach Colleen at cell: 416-707-6613 or email: colleen@colleengray.ca or visit her website http://www.colleengray.ca/

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