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Jennifer Van Geytenbeek 20.05.2021

March 2021 Stats are in! Let’s chat about what this means! DM or Text me to book a time! March completed the GTA’s 2021 Q1 real estate story with results consistent with January and February record sales numbers, price appreciation and market pace. Comparing March 2021 numbers with the same month last year is, of course, somewhat problematic given COVID-19’s market-halting impact mid-March 2020. Looking at the activity for the quarter, the story has solidly been about inven...tory and pace of sales. February 2021 reported a record fast absorption rate of only 3.5 weeks of inventory in the GTA. Despite a 57% increase in new listings coming on market, March 2021’s absorption was even faster. With an average of 3,612 units selling per week, there was less than 3 weeks of available inventory. Add on a five-year Days On Market low of 10 DOM, and the speed of the market has never been faster. Finally, a quick word on Condos. Anyone looking for a bargain, won’t find it in the GTA. The very brief softening of condo prices in Toronto has passed and with sales activity surpassing even that of March 2017 the previous high watermark for the month it’s fair to anticipate renewed price acceleration for condos in the months ahead. #GTARealEstate #TorontoRealEstate #MarketStats

Jennifer Van Geytenbeek 18.05.2021

Nobody enjoys failure, however, the fear of failure can be so strong that avoiding it actually ends up obstructing our motivation to succeed. Insecurity about doing things incorrectly causes many people to unconsciously sabotage their chances for success. But the simple truth is no great success was ever achieved without failure. Being successful is the willingness to identify and overcome every obstacle in order to achieve our goals, including failing e...very once in a while. Whether we like it or not, failure is a necessary stepping stone to achieving our dreams. Don't avoid it failure has far too much to teach us. Only those who dare to fail greatly can ever achieve greatly. - Robert F. Kennedy

Jennifer Van Geytenbeek 15.05.2021

No, but seriously, let's get you that house! What can I do to help you reach your homeownership goals? Let me help guide you and get you on the path to homeownership. Just raise your hand in the comments and let me know you want to make homeownership a goal of yours in the next year.... We can put together a plan to get you there. DM me for my free Buyer Guide and get SO MUCH VALUABLE information on preparing to become a homeowner.

Jennifer Van Geytenbeek 25.12.2020

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Jennifer Van Geytenbeek 09.12.2020

Repost from @reganteam We are proud to be the #5 team in Canada at the annual Royal LePage awards. We couldn't have accomplished this amazing achievement without our wonderful clients, team, family, and friends. ... The reward at the end of the day is the relationship we’ve built with you. On behalf of The Regan Team, thank you for an amazing 2020! We look forward to a wonderful and successful new year! - # #realestate #realtor #justlisted #forsale #househunting #dreamhome #properties #homelisting #property #housing #homesweethome #homeevaluation #realestateagent #realestatelife #propertyforsale

Jennifer Van Geytenbeek 21.11.2020

So you're starting your house hunting journey. You've set your budget, gotten a pre-approval, and discussed your wants and needs, now it's time for the fun part - going to see the homes you've narrowed down! However, the universal truth of home buying is that you will never find a house that has single thing you want. So, when walking through the homes, focus on your list of needs, and specifically on the . This would include the location, yard s...ize, the view, square footage of the home, etc. Don't worry about the paint colour, and who cares if the house has horrible brass fixtures and ugly carpet? You can change those things in a couple of days, and without a huge investment. Look beyond the surface, and even the dated kitchen, to see the hidden potential of a home, and you might just check off all of your "must have" items! See more

Jennifer Van Geytenbeek 17.11.2020

I think we can all agree that we've never needed the joy of holiday lights to brighten a dark year like we do in 2020. This year, load up the car, pour the hot chocolate, turn on the holiday tunes, and enjoy these magical wonderlands. A few places to see Christmas lights this year are: - CF Holiday Drive Through - Sherway Gardens... - Polar Multi-Level Drive-Through Holiday Experience @ Pearson Airport ($) - Holiday of Lights, Revel Park, Vaughan ($) - Crescent Road, Lorne Park, Mississauga Am I missing any?

Jennifer Van Geytenbeek 04.11.2020

? There’s no denying it - the process of buying a home is complex and can be overwhelming, especially for first-timers, but it can also be fun and exciting, and a deeply emotional milestone. If you are curious about the process, let me break it down for you:... : & - The first step is to review your finances and obtain a financial pre-approval. It's important to review your budget and think about new expenses such as utilities, maintenance costs, and condo fees. : Interview agents to find one who understands the market, is available to work with your schedule, is responsive, and someone who you feel can guide you through the biggest investment you'll ever make! (Like me!) : Preview potential properties and schedule showings with your realtor to view the properties you are most interested in. : & Your agent will write, submit and negotiate the terms of the offer before going under contract! : Conduct inspections and negotiate any repairs or credits. : You will formally apply for a loan and submit any necessary documentation, your lender will order the appraisal, and you will research and obtain homeowner's insurance. : ! Conduct a final walk-through of property, work with a real estate lawyer to complete the paperwork, and CLOSE! ? To pop the bubbly! See more