Home staging involves creating a welcoming and appealing environment that helps potential buyers envision themselves living in the space.

One of the biggest advantages of condo living is the access to a wide range of amenities that enhance the overall living experience.

A WETT certificate is an important document that provides assurance of the safety and compliance of wood-burning systems, such as fireplaces and wood stoves.

It’s important to understand and recognize home applications of Asbestos in Canada when buying or selling your home.

Basement underpinning is the act of lowering an existing foundation’s depth by pouring new footings BELOW the current ones.

Condo Fees (legally referred to as Common Expenses), are a monthly fee payable by unit owners to the Condominium Corporation.

A Laneway House is a detached secondary suite, constructed on an existing lot, with its main entrance facing a Public Laneway.

Property Tax is a fee or levy issued by the local municipality for the purposes of maintenance, infrastructure development & education.

A Legal basement apartment in Ontario is a form of second dwelling unit that meets the Ontario Building Code Requirements for Second Units, The Ontario Fire Code, and local municipal zoning by-laws.

As you pack those final boxes and prepare for your big move, you realize there's some things that you would rather leave behind. An old couch, some hockey equipment, maybe even a few old electronics that your new pad is providing. As you look at the chair in the...

We are excited to kick off our guest tip series with Jill Rawson! Jill is the principal designer and owner of Jill Rawson Designs and Interiors. She has spent over 11 years renovating, staging, and designing homes across Ontario. As an industry maven, Jill knows what...