How we rank, Etobicoke!

In a recent study sponsored by Toronto Life in 2014 Toronto's Best and (Worst) Places to Live  our city of Toronto was broken down into 6 categories. 

Housing, People, Crime, Money, Schools and Transit. This blog will feature where we as Etobians rank in the top percentages or numbers in all of the categories researched.

Housing points out that the fewest number of Condos are in the super suburban pocket of Princess Rosethorn. The most 3 bedroom homes,52% are in Eringate Centennial Park district in West Etobicoke.

Kingsway South has the most expensive Real Estate in the west end of the city(west of Yonge Street) at $1.4 million and climbing. The best housing stock (homes that do not require major repair) ranks Princess Rosethorn at 97.6%…

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Our Latest Feature "The Last 9"

"The Last 9"

This is a new feature we are starting to feature the list and sold prices in each of our neighbourhoods and Condos.

Please email us if your Etobicoke neighbourhood or condo is not showing "The Last 9" Infographic .

It will show you the Last 9 MLS listings the List Price, and the Sold price. This will give you an idea if area homes are going for over asking or under.

The Chart is based upon detached homes that have sold recently. The temperature of the local market is revealed and the addresses you can search in Google to determine where in proximity they are to your search. Here is what it looks like and when you click on it it will show you where it comes up in your neighbourhood or Condo. Please let us know if you like it and as…

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Followup of your home when we are selling it!

When we are hired to sell your home we feel follow up with you is what is most important to help you understand what is being done behind the scenes. We are promoting and tracking your homes activity and passing along this info to you. The following is a sample of our followup.   First of all we would like to thank you for this opportunity.   Here is what we have done so far to get your home sold. A For Sale sign is posted. We have run three successful Open Houses 1 for Agents 2 for the Public. Of the 30 groups that visted 3 returned on Sunday for a second viewing.  The Realtor.ca listing W3403170 and Open House are online with MLS and TREB the Toronto Real Estate Board. We sent an email to the local agents prior to our Agents…

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Centennial Park , where people play

Affordable living in Etobicoke is the best when its a townhome. You get all the advantages of owning your own home without the maintenance chores. The living space is equal or greater than that of many detached bungalows thats value has risen to $700,000 plus in the immediate area.  But this townhome is unique. Not only is it updated  it is an end unit with convenient parking right beside it . This is great when you have family and friends over. Best of all Centennial Park and all of its world class amenities are right across the street, Golf, Swimming, Hockey, Ice skating, Botanical Garden , the Stadium and once a year the Ribfest comes to your door. For all the listings on sale right NOW here is a great link.or http://bit.ly/1QvJVvw

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50th Martingrove Collegiate Institute Reunion

56 days and counting till the opening of a 4 day event or less than 2 months till the day May 11 2016.

You can register at www.mcibears.com

If you have not heard or been made aware by your high school friends the Alumni website is http://www.mcibears.com/  The Facebook Page is https://www.facebook.com/mcibears/ and the Twitter page is https://twitter.com/mcibears or you can email info@mcibears.com for any of your questions, comments, suggestions etc. Heading up the Program is Anne Thomson and her Co-Chair is everyones Favourite Math Teacher Hugh Anderson. 

On Wednesday May 11 will be the Athletics Night featuring Volleyball and Basketball and a Hockey Game is to be confirmed. A minimal entrance fee to attend will be in place. Follow up for…

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I love my Etobicoke neighbourhood!

Etobicokes neighbourhoods are perfect for those of us who dont want to hear the action of a busy downtown. Its perfect for us who may have done the long commute and have tired of it. Wasted time, high gas prices, traffic caused many of us to rethink commuting.Even the proximity to the Airports makes much more sense to live in Etobicoke vs. The Beaches, Markham, Richmond Hill. After a flight who wants to wade through customs just to hop in the car and drive for an hour to get home. Or pay a taxi fare?

Etobicokes transit is improving to. Soon we will have access directly through Light Rail Train LRT to the Major Airport Lester b. Pearson International. The big Box stores are everpresent and our Major Shopping Mall Sherway Gardens has undergone a…

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Etobicokes Toronto Neighbourhood Rankings

Where do Our neighbourhoods in Etobicoke rank in Toronto? University of Toronto has created a slider whereby you can choose the best neighbourhood suited to you determining what is important to you. It is broken down into categories and given statistics. Housing affordability, Crime, Transit, Health, Shopping, Entertainment, Community, Diversity, Schools and Employment. You can customize the Rankings by sliding each category to the value you believe is what is best for you and your family.

Here is where these Etobicokes neighbourhoods rank when the slider is at maximum for CRIME, HEALTH, COMMUNITY and SCHOOLS.

ALDERWOOD 66, Centennial Park 93 Edenbridge Humber Valley 48 Now go to your neighbourhood and slide the categories to what is important…

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Do I need it?

You may think you don't want or need a second kitchen, but... Have you ever wished for more fridge space? Perhaps you're hosting a party and would like a wet bar to better serve guests. Preparing large holiday meals can be overwhelming and time consuming unless of course you have a second oven to bake that pie and more fridge space to store those appetizers you made ahead of time.

Consider all the alternatives... if you have a dining area why do you need an eat-in kitchen? Use your space wisely. Turn the eat-in into a den or office space where working from home becomes a possibility.

Buying a home means having an open mind. You may not have considered what potential every room holds. Attic spaces can become cozy bedrooms, home offices or the…

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Guelph Humber College Great Investment! South Campus

 Attention: Guelph Humber College South Campus Students

Two Apartments, You can choose to live in 1 and rent the other or rent both. Main Level $14-1500 Lower Level $12-1400

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Etobicoke Public and Catholic Schools Phone Numbers and Contacts

Links to Etobicoke and Etobicoke Public, Separate, Private Schools with names, phone numbers and districts

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