TEAM HILSON ( Milton Real Estate )

Location is key in Real Estate! this special property offers 1.7 acres close to major Highways and easy access to Burlington and Milton. Large country home renovated from top to bottom offering large kitchen with waffle ceilings, pot lighting, beautiful big bright windows overlooking the rolling countryside. Entertain in the formal dining area ...

Today’s interest rates are still at jaw-dropping, forehead-slapping, eye-popping lows if you judge by historical standards.So when the Bank of Canada talks about bringing rates back to more normal levels, you better listen up. Rates have already risen in the past 15 months and it now looks like there’s a fair bit more to come. Brace ...

It may be a bitter pill to swallow for boomers headed into retirement with only meagre returns on fixed-income investments, but the advice of a leading real estate expert may keep others from following their lead.“Many Canadians today are having trouble with their retirement strategy and they are worried about outliving their ...

At last, homeownership is within the grasp of some Canadians but their choices may be somewhat limited.Houses have become “slightly” more affordable for the average Canadian but they will have to think small.According to RBC’s latest Housing Trends and Affordability report, household incomes outpaced a modest rise in mortgage ...

It is all over the news - That Canadians have debt levels that are skyrocketing, particularly when it come to home ownership and mortgages.   If you listen to what a lot of the pundits are saying it means that in the event of a softening of the real estate market most home owners will find themselves in a negative equity ...

Is the government about to reverse its aggressive market cool down strategies?In the face of idling home sales, there is growing speculation among economists that the BoC will soon have to fight deflationary trends, in part fueled by idling home sales.“The inflation right now is very low and it will stay very low in the coming months,” ...

Investors should calm down and carry on in 2014. That is the word from Scotiabank who are playing down the so-called risks that may affect market conditions next year.The big risks – high household debt, affordability issues and muted wage growth – should not pose a serious threat to the Canadian housing market in 2014, despite what ...