306 Humber Ave, Oshawa

306 Humber Ave. Oshawa

Only $279,900

3 bedroom detached bungalow in a very sought after area of Oshawa, close to the Oshawa Mall, parks, schools, and public transit.  Finished basement with a separate entrance. Large Eat-in kitchen. New furnace.  Run this one won’t last.

                               322 Killarney Crt. Oshawa

Available immediately for lease. It is a complete house. 3 bedrooms, eat in kitchen, 1 ½ bathrooms, garage and parking for 2 cars. Located close to schools, shopping, community centre and transportation. Asking $1600 + Utilities.

Oshawa Real Estate Still Booming

Multiple offers and over asking sales, look  like will be the norm in Oshawa. There seems to be a huge pent up demand, waiting for what ever comes on the market. This will only get stronger as we get closer to the Spring Real Estate market. Most markets are very active but the Oshawa Market seems to be standing out. 

Industrial Space Need in Durham Region

Looking for industrial space in Durham Region, if you have empty space and would like to do something with it. Let me know I have a great flexible tenant. Need 10,000-20,000 sqft, Could be month to month. . Preference would be Oshawa, followed by Whitby, Clarington and Ajax.

SOLD!

390 Gibbons St.  Oshawa  L1J 4Z2

Wonderful detached bungalow, 3 bedrooms located close to malls, parks and public transportation. Very bright home with an eat-in kitchen and good sized bedrooms. Features hardwood floors, updated furnace, windows & more. The renovated bathroom has its own Jacuzzi style tub and separate shower. The finished cozy basement has large windows, bathroom and gas fireplace. This home offer ample parking plus a garage, relax in your own in ground pool.

Features: gas heating, interlock driveway, gas fireplace, newer windows, inground pool, garage, hardwood floors on main.

The Spanish Realtor in the East of Toronto!

If you are looking for an expert in Real Estate in the East of Toronto do not hesitate to call Cristian Vergara!
He will introduce you the right individuals when it comes to mortgages, home inspections, lawyers and any other connections you might need in the east. 
Plus he will make your selling or buying decision a breeze with the right personal advice at all time.

Durham Region Hot Hot Hot

Multiple offers & fast sales continue throughout Durham Region #AjaxRealEstate #WhitbyRealEstate #PickeringRealEstate #OshawaRealEstate. Trying to book homes to show today and a least 1/2 are already sold conditionally. Wow. This is when I tell my clients that they have to prepare ahead of time for what is coming, it does not mean everyone pays more than what a property is worth, it just means that you now need to be much more informed and prepared. Now there are many more things to consider ahead of time, such as:  offer conditions (length and removal) , price, deposits, appraisals, closing dates (costs involved for changing), fixtures, and much more when it comes to the actual negotiating. But no worries this is when a professional and experience Realtor will shine.

Durham Region real estate sales statistics year over year

Durham Statistics: Durham Region has had a price increase from last year of 8.66% compared to City of Toronto of 7.58%.
Inside Durham:
Pickering     8.12%
Ajax            9.28%
Whitby         8.28%
Oshawa        8.35%
Clarington     10.78%

Durham Region Price increase since last year

Price increase for Durham Region, since last year:
Durham Region: 7.95%
Pickering: 6.57%
Ajax: 10.53%
Whitby: 6.29%
Oshawa: 8.13%
Clarington: 6.46%
Uxbridge: 10.69%

No Bubble in the Real Estate Market

So many status come out in News about housing, today I heard the news release from the government stating that once again, "There is NO bubble". But it does not mean that everything will continue to go up at the same pace.

Hottest Real Estate Areas for August

Hottest areas for the month of August are: Leaside in Toronto, Followed by Georgina and Clarington outside Toronto. Hottest Region was Durham Region with average increase from last year of 5.88%.

Affordability is not for everyone!

Every day I look at people's incomes, and they have very good jobs and work very hard, but what they are getting paid is close what what students working p/t make. I have heard the same thing from friends in the banking industry and this morning on TV from Ralph Nader (re referred to the U.S.). The problem is that is looks like are middle class has a big gap in it, and many people are at the bottom. With these incomes, there are very very few places, even combined, that these people would be able to purchase their 1st home. The previous very affordable areas are now going up faster than everywhere else.

Only $159,900

Wow a renovated 3 bedroom house with a finished basement.