CENTURY 21® Annual Ride Campaign For
The Heart And Stroke Foundation's
BIG BIKE EVENT
With four BIG BIKE rides scheduled for 2013, join CENTURY 21® Heritage Group Ltd. as they pedal their way towards their goal of raising funds for Heart and Stroke research and education.
The Heritage Has Heart campaign in the CENTURY 21® Heritage Group Ltd. firm was ...
Posted by Lisa Fedele
on May 10, 2013
On April 15 the Competition Tribunal announced that it has dismissed an application initiated by the Commissioner of Competition against the Toronto Real Estate Board, and ordered costs payable by the Commissioner of Competition of TREB.
The Competition Tribunal stated that its decision is based on its finding that the Toronto Real Estate Board was not acting anti-competitively.
VOWs allow consumers ...
Posted by Pamela Prescott
on April 18, 2013
According to Moneysense (Canada's Personal Finance Website) the top 20 cities of 2013 show Canadians where are the best places to live. This is Moneysenses's 8th annual list, where best places are determined by various qualifications. Things that are considered while determining best places to live include: incomes and employment, the price of housing, weather, crime rates and access ...
Posted by Pamela Prescott
on April 17, 2013
We have all seen those TV programs whereby they show homeowners do DIY renovations and they are complete disasters. Sure, we are only human after all and we think “wouldn’t it be great to save the money instead of paying the professional contractor to fix…I’m going to do it myself”.
When thinking about it, it all seems so simple until you start the project ...
Posted by Rose Lopez-Frometa
on December 19, 2012
In the Greater Toronto Area, we have seen a steady growth in our real estate market even with a couple of major changes that affected our market place in the last 5 years. One major change was in 2008 which was the additional land transfer tax that buyers paid on properties registered with the Toronto Land Registry Office. Since this is an out of pocket expense, some buyers have steered ...
Posted by Rose Lopez-Frometa
on October 23, 2012
Canada's housing financing rules for government-backed insured mortgages are going to be adjusted once again. Yesterday Jim Flaherty announced that these changes are to help hard working Canadians to not become overextended.
The 4 new measures below will take effect on July 9th, 2012.
Since 2011, the current maximum amortization is 30 years which was ...
Posted by Rose Lopez-Frometa
on June 22, 2012
New Location; Same Great Service!
Grand Opening Century 21 Heritage Group Ltd. Newmarket
Century 21 Heritage Group Ltd. hosted an open house to celebrate the opening of their new office location at 10735 Yonge St. in Newmarket Friday. The celebrations commenced at noon with various Sales Representatives, Brokers, Management, Support Staff, Members of the Community and Town of Newmarket ...
Posted by Lisa Fedele
on January 10, 2012
What we can learn from the U.S. mortgage fallout
By Frank Kirschner U.S. President George Bush recently announced a stop-gap (albeit limited) measure that may assist many U.S. homeowners from experiencing what millions already have – losing their homes. In light of the dilemma south of the border, what can we Canadians learn from all this, and how can we be better prepared to avoid ...
Posted by Lisa Fedele
on July 29, 2011