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I’m a Real Estate geek, and I’m proud of it!
I’d like to take a moment to highlight my experience and expertise with real estate-related technology and the advantages of working with a tech-savvy REALTOR®. I feel like I might be giving away some really useful info to my competitors here, but then again, ... Read More.

Tax credits for Canadian home buyers
If you are a first time home buyer or builder, be sure to talk to your accountant about the first-time home buyers tax credit and other incentives, including the ability to withdraw from your RRSP for a downpayment. For more information on this, talk to your a... Read More.

The process of making an offer: the cards are stacked in your favor!
If you’re a first-time buyer, or haven’t recently gone through the process of making an offer, this article is for you. In this article I hope to alleviate some of the stress and mystery surrounding the process of offering on property. All too often I find tha... Read More.

Two Cents Worth: Teardowns in Old Bedford
Old Bedford is the closest thing to urban living for miles in any direction. The neighbourhood also offers redevelopment opportunities for buyers looking to build their own home. Three properties are for sale that might be candidates: two are for sale for le... Read More.

What's that they say about location?
It's a year from completion but lead broker Mariana Cowan says 70 per cent of the condos in Wadih Fares' Trillium building on South Park street are sold at prices ranging from $443K to $5 million. We've never known a broker to exaggerate but these numbers ... Read More.

A Regional Plan for Absurdity
With its focus on encouraging development and density on the peninsula HRM's Regional Plan sets out restrictions for rural development that lead to absurd, if not perverse land use. Outside the central core a land owner can only divide a parcel of land of ... Read More.