JUST LISTED! 716 Kingston Road #101
Situated in a delightful boutique condo complex that is meticulously maintained, unit 101 is a spacious one bedroom condo with an updated kitchen and stylish finishes. Located on the main level it is ideal for those wishing to avoid elevators and stairs. The south facing patio is perfect for plants and adds abundant natural light to the main living area. There is also ensuite laundry, private parking, plenty of visitor parking, a large locker and a nicely maintained entranceway to the complex.
The added conveniences in the area are outstanding with easy TTC access, excellent shopping close at hand including The Big Carrot, an easy walk to a multitude of shops and restaurants along Kingston Road and a 15-minute walk to Queen Street East and the Boardwalk. The Glen Stewart Ravine is close at hand for a leisurely stroll and the new YMCA which is set to open later this year is conveniently located a few blocks away.
A cozy home in a perfect location.
1 Bedroom
1 Washroom
1 Parking Space & 1 Locker
598 sq ft
$ 379,000
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JUST SOLD! 5 FLEMINGTON CRT
Congratulations to our buyer clients who just bought this newly renovated home in Whitby!
Gorgeous 4-level backsplit! This home has just undergone a complete renovation from front to back in 2020! Located on a quiet court in sought after West Lynde. Huge 50 X 166 foot lot. 5 minutes from the 401, Go Train & shopping.
CMHC to Increase Mortgage Insurance Premiums
Following the annual review of its insurance products and capital requirements, CMHC will increase its mortgage loan insurance premiums for homeowner and 1 – 4 unit rental properties effective May 1, 2014.
The increase applies to mortgage loan insurance premiums for owner occupied, self-employed and 1-to-4 unit rental properties, including low-ratio refinance premiums. This does not apply to mortgages currently insured by CMHC.
Ever wonder what might happen to your monthly mortgage payment if interest rates rise?
Interest rates have been so low for so long that we barely raise an eyebrow about the warnings of higher rates ahead. But long-term interest rates might tick upward this year as the U.S. Federal Reserve cuts back on its economic stimulus which has kept rates low.
For the past five years, the Fed has been buying U.S. Treasury bonds every month by creating the money. It writes a cheque to buy the bonds which has expanded consumer credit, making it cheaper to borrow money.
