Industrial Tax Rate Rank (2005)

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No.1~3 Markham, Richmond Hill, Vaughan
Toronto No.30 !

Commercial Tax Rate Rank (2005)

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No.4-6 Markham, Richmond Hill, Vaughan
No.32 Toronto

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Multi-Residential Tax Rate Rank (2005)

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No.1 Markham
No.2 Richmond Hill
No.3 Vaughan
No.26 Toronto

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Residential Tax Rate Rank (2005)

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No.1 Toronto
No.6 Mississauga
No 8 Markham
No.9 Richmond Hill
No.10 Vaughan
No.16 Aurora
No.17 Newmarket

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Rank of Tax Rates for 2005

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No.1 Markham
No.2 Richmond Hill
No.3 Vaughan
No.10 Aurora
No.11 Mississauga
No. 23 Toronto

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Electricity Vs Natural Gas

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Listing Suggestion Sample _Semi-detached House

Here is another my work! Comparable Market Value Report of Residential Property.

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Property Listing Suggestion Report(Sample)

What is a role of real estate salespersons in listing for property sale?
Strongly believe that main roles of salespersons are;
No.1 to access and gather the most recent market data
No.2 to analyze and show the data to help clients understand current market
No.3 to let a client make his or her own decision based on "the reliable data gathered and analyzed by a salesperson" plus "information gathered by a client and motives that a client focus on".

Listing Suggestion Report Sample by Brandon Lee (pdf file)

Selling your property? You may expect this much!

Here is a sample of my market evaluation report! When selling your property, what do you expect from your salesperson? Check it out! This real case allowed me to list million-dollars value property and sold it within 2 weeks. The thing is a market value of the property was estimated around $700,000~$800,000 years earlier than sold at over $1.3 million in 2004. Even most of the salespersons who participated in listing bids suggested max. million or way less. Due to tremendous market research on the property, got a right value and sold firm! This is the importance of right market evaluation report of your property!

Click to read CMA sample by Brandon Lee(pdf file, Adobe Reader required click here)

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C7 vs C14 2000s Comparison Chart

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Graph Talk! Richmond Hill(N05, Oct. 2005)

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Graph Talk! Richmond Hill(N04, Oct. 2005)

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Graph Talk! Richmond Hill(N03, Oct. 2005)

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Graph Talk! Thornhill,Vaughan(N02, Oct. 2005)

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Graph Talk! Thornhill,Markham(N01 Oct. 2005)

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Graph Talk! North York Area(C15, Oct. 2005)

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Graph Talk! North York Area(C14, Oct. 2005)

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Graph Talk! North York Area(C7, Oct. 2005)

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Coming up Graph Talk! Oct.

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2005 Moves Ahead
TORONTO - Monday, November 7, 2005 -- With two months to go and 73,514 properties having changed hands through the TorontoMLS system, TREB President John Meehan announced today that 2005 is currently running just ahead of the 10 month total (73,202) recorded last year. "The residential resale market could exceed the record 83,501 transactions seen in 2004," said the President. "This year may well put in Toronto's best annual performance ever."
There were 7,174 properties sold in the month of October alone, Mr. Meehan went on to note. This is up eight per cent over October 2004, and the second best total for the month ever recorded. Meanwhile prices rose to $342,450, a one per cent increase over September and up six per cent over the $324,215 recorded in October of 2004.
Breaking down the total, 2,759 sales were reported in TREB's 28 West districts and averaged $320,875; 1,262 sales were reported in the 14 Central districts and averaged $447,660; 1,443 sales were reported in the 23 North districts and averaged $371,659; and 1,710 sales were reported in TREB��s 21 East districts and averaged $315,891.

Resale market is slowing down?

Resale market peaks but still strong: CMHCOct 24, 2005
Sales of existing homes will establish a new record of 476,000 units in 2005, then dip to 453,700 units in 2006, says Canada Mortgage and Housing Corp��s CMHC) fourth quarter Housing Market Outlook. After posting their strongest increase in 16 years in 2005 (10.2 per cent), house price growth in 2006 will moderate to 4.9 per cent as existing home markets become more balanced, CMHC says.
Housing starts will ease in 2005, and reach 223,600 units, a decrease of 4.2 per cent from the 17-year high in 2004, says the federal housing agency. In 2006, residential construction will remain strong at 207,200 units, the fifth consecutive year that starts are over the 200,000 level.
��Housing markets across the country continue to respond to low mortgage rates,�� says Bob Dugan, chief economist at CMHC. ��However, increased competition from the existing home market and rising mortgage carrying costs due to strong house price growth and modest increases in mortgage rates will slow the pace of new home construction in 2006."

Source: CMHC Housing Market Outlook, Canada Edition, Fourth Quarter 2005.