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Rooms With a View

Selling a property can be a simple process, not always, and certainly not if you want to optimize your seller and buyer base. The sooner a person knows about a property the sooner funds can flow or a property bought and or sold. More and more industry insiders are understanding that old fashioned house showings are a way of the past, with innovative ideas like hosting parties seeping into some of the more posh homes sales. Great way to show off a home to a single male is to invite him to a pool patio party adorned by bikini clad women. Hey, got that one from a former Trump protege.

Generating stories in the media are nice too but generating a buzz through social media and other online circles can help optimize your sales too, informing more interested buyers, simply because you've knocked on more doors. Or rather they've knocked on yours.

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It's taken TPE a few years to get a grasp on some listing groups, but the time is ripe for our rankings for real estate and anyone who cashes in on it with us.

Today I want to highlight the importance of dynamic photos. Know your customer and attract them through visuals first before moving them on to a live viewing. Enticing photos can lure and then its up to the seller to sell. Contact TPE for dynamic media.

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1st Class Office Space near 404 Newmarket

A Tom's Top 10 Tip Off

Location, location, location how many times have you heard that? Newmarket @ 404
Two  first class office space locations in Newmarket to inform you about, both of which have great potential for the right fit.

First-class office spaces in Newmarket. Below are key features and location advantages:

470 Harry Walker Parkway South:

-          Ground floor spaces of 1,707 SF and 2,308 SF
-          These spaces are directly across from each other and are also well suited for a single user.
-          Newly completed class-A office building
-          Potential for signage at top of building

-          Low leasable area gross-up (10.1%)
-          Common area washrooms
-          Potential to share in use of fully equipped lunch room
-          BRANDING - Excellent visibility and access from Mulock Dr and Hwy 404 off ramp
-          Close proximity to prosperous Stonehaven, Bogarttown and Copper Hills communities

The building’s upper floor are occupied by a single tenant, and the complex’s co-tenants

include York Plastic Surgery Centre, Medical Spa and 404 Veterinary E & R Hospital.

355 Harry Walker Parkway North:

-          In the heart of Newmarket’s business district.
-          Conveniently located between Davis Drive and Green Lane with easy access to Hwy 404.

-          This top-quality built out space, with two washrooms and kitchenette
-          3,568 SF over two floors, for larger space requirements
-          Entire unit in commercial condominium complex

The above properties are being handled by Ashlar Urban Realty and should you have an interest for more info beyond what I've present here or would like to book an appointment to view the spaces, follow the link provided or contact the property's rep Marc Halbach directly here

 

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For Sale - Historical Main St Canada

Main St's Face a Make-Over

More and more Main St's are seeing a demise of the typical olders models - often ending up as a boon for real estate brokers. Take Newmarket, Ontario's Main St for example, with the whiff of condo development lurking in the air, the time may be getting close to seriously consider having a closer look at the area in general.The current controversial development plan that has been apparently "approved in principle" by Newmarket Council has seen local opposition including from the local BIA and has resulted in the resignation of Main St area Town Councilor Joe Sponga from the BIA's board over the contentious issue.

Nearby Fairy Lake could offer overlooking condos

The local historical society has also come out against the new plan which exceeds the 4 story original by-law max allowed, with a plan that grows 7 stories high as a backdrop to the existing historical town clock, but keeps it in place. The same property, which recently served as a seniors residence, as well as hosting 3 businesses before having them removed in anticipation of an approved plan, has sat empty for several years now, an eyesore reminder that a solution needs be found and a compromise made. That is where they find each other now but I believe they are that stage where a decision on a plan becomes imminent, and, to that end, may soon be an area for real estate hunters to start scouting.


With more and more government funding arriving " conditionally", tied to their "sustainable communities" plans, you can expect these types of scenarios to repeat themselves over and over again across the country. As town's adjust to new plans and development for the changing faces of Main St, and as older properties are preserved, often as shell-fronts to backdrop buildings, expect the trend to continue.

Boarded up units attached to town clock

In Hamilton Ontario, local government has gone as far as to say all new construction on properties that currently house heritage type buildings must use a plan the keeps them as part of all new development - so it's law! This ensures that any new construction preserves history as part of the new plan which serves to appease both sides - those who demand preservation and those who demand growth. Expect this trend to catch on in cities and towns across Ontario and Canada.

Hamilton struggles to maintain old and new

New plan keeps church front intact while builds the backdrop as a functional building.

                   Reporting to you on trends in real estate this is TP signing off! Happy trails!

Hamilton, Ontario development