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Building or buying a home in cottage country is completely different from building in the city.
You’re building for weather, wildlife, isolation, seasonal extremes, and long-term generational use. The foundation you choose determines how well your home will stand up to decades of harsh conditions — especially in regions like Haliburton, Muskoka, Kawartha Lakes, and the Highlands.
That is exactly why ICF (Insulated Concrete Form) foundations are considered the gold standard for premium and lakefront properties.
If you’ve ever wondered why luxury builders prefer ICF — or why so many high-end cottages and four-season homes rely on it — here is the full breakdown.
Whether you’re buying, selling, or modifying—accessibility is a value proposition. It enhances comfort, independence, and resale potential. When you partner with a REALTOR® who understands this trend (that’s me), you’re choosing foresight, not reaction.
Each Remembrance Day, we pause not just for names on a stone, but for lives changed and futures built. In Burlington and across Canada, the legacy of WWII heroes continues to shape our freedom and future. Here are three stories worth knowing.
Canada’s housing and construction plan is shifting gears. The federal government’s recent announcements are designed to boost home supply, accelerate building, and ease affordability pressures — all of which matter whether you’re renting, buying your first home, upsizing, downsizing or investing.
Here’s a breakdown of the key components, and what they could mean for you.
As we move into the final stretch of 2025, Canada’s real estate market is finding its balance again. After several years of rate hikes, uncertainty, and shifting affordability, this year has been about resilience, readjustment, and quiet optimism.
In many Ontario markets, including Burlington and surrounding regions, we’re seeing a healthier, more sustainable pace. Buyers have the breathing room they’ve been waiting for, and sellers who price strategically are still seeing strong, qualified interest.
The conversation has shifted from panic to patience. With fewer bidding wars and more predictability (except perhaps during World Series finals that is) — motivated buyers are back to making informed, confident decisions.
Buying a fixer-upper in Burlington isn’t for everyone — it requires vision, patience, and a solid renovation plan. However, for those willing to put in the work, the rewards can be substantial. If you're curious about available properties or want to discuss whether a fixer-upper fits your goals, I’m here to guide you every step of the way.
Let’s turn potential into reality — your dream home might just be a few renovations away.
As a realtor, I’ve seen firsthand how a home’s design & atmosphere can evoke feelings of comfort, joy, or even stress. But did you know there’s actual science behind why some spaces feel better than others? Welcome to the fascinating world of neuroarchitecture—a field where neuroscience meets architecture to study how our environments affect our emotions, productivity, & overall well-being.
Understanding these key findings could change the way you think about home design, whether you’re buying, selling, or just dreaming about your perfect space. Here are some insights that might surprise you!
The Burlington real estate market began 2025 with a cautious tone, as overall sales, new listings, and inventory levels remained below long-term trends.
As a dedicated realtor deeply invested in the Hamilton community, I recently joined forces with many of my colleagues to oppose the proposed Municipal Land Transfer Tax (MLTT). This initiative was not just a professional obligation but a personal mission to protect the dream of homeownership for our residents. And we were successful.
