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SERVICES
A real estate transaction is a multifaceted process with many moving parts. That's why the experts at Luxx Realty will offer you a wide array of services to help you through the process. Take a look below to learn more about what we have to offer.
FREE MARKET EVALUATION
As one of our most popular services. Everyone wants to get fair market value for their property, we at Luxx Realty ensure we provide you with all the facts and numbers to help you get fair market value by looking at every aspect of your individual property. No matter what real estate needs you have, rest assured that we will provide all the resources and guidance you need to succeed.
HOME LISTINGS
Our team has gained the experience and expertise necessary to make this process as seamless as possible. If you have any questions, simply reach out. Adding a touch of uniqueness to every showing and open house.
MARKETING
When it comes to marketing your property we have come up with a unique approach with new innovative ideas to marketing. If you have any questions or want to hear more about our approach simply contact us to book an appointment.
Eagles Rest Estates
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*This offer is exclusive to Luxx Realty Ltd. clients it is not in conjunction with the Eagles Rest Developers
York Region Real Estate News
Is this a bubble like 2017? York Region’s real estate market selling over asking
York Region is seeing homes selling way above their asking price.
Daniel Foch, a Keswick-based real estate agent, who periodically shares data to his online audience, wrote in a Feb. 22 article that in York Region alone, 1,138 freehold listings had sold at more than 110 per cent of the list price so far in 2021.
March 4, 2021
Avg. Toronto home price tops $1M, sales still soar
Toronto's housing market soared to new heights in February even as the average home price surpassed $1 million for the first time and the recent buying frenzy intensified.
March 3, 2021
New CMHC report says Canadian housing market could see a 14% plunge
They didn’t say the sky is falling, but the CMHC asked what would happen if it did. Some critics say it’s just the latest blow to the crown corporation’s credibility.