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I Was Selected For Neighbours of Yorkville & The Annex Magazine Cover

Vivien’s second niche, working with Boomers and seniors, is deeply personal to her. As a Lifestyle 55+ Master Realtor®, she understands the unique challenges older adults face when transitioning to a new lifestyle, especially when downsizing.

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What Condo Living is All About

If you’re considering relocating from a rental unit or traditional house, you’ll want to get a sense of what condo living is like. Here are some of the pros and cons of living in a condo unit.

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What to Expect When Submitting an Offer

The terms of the offer you submit on your dream home can make all the difference in today’s high-stakes real estate market. To help you understand the process of submitting an offer, we’ve broken down the most important steps.

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Know Your Rights When Buying Across Canada

Buying a new home can be a confusing and overwhelming process, particularly if it is your first home purchase. We’ve outlined some of the most important things to be aware of that can benefit you if you’re looking to buy a home in Canada.

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Top 10 Canadian Cities for Retiring

With breathtaking naturescapes, top healthcare facilities, and diverse and welcoming communities, Canada attracts retirees from all over the world. Here are ten of the best Canadian cities to retire in.

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What Buyers Need to Know to Secure Financing

As a general guideline, total monthly housing costs for your primary home, including mortgage payments, taxes, maintenance fees, insurance, interest charges and utilities, should not exceed 32% of your gross monthly household income.

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