The Real Estate Book of Mississuga, Brampton and Caledon - Vol 2#1

A Piece Of Paradise On Serene 9.83 Acres. Exquisite Views Situated On An Exclusive, Quiet Private Road. Updated Stone & Board & Batten Bungalow W/ Partial W/O Has In-Law Suite Potential. Chef’s Dream 2018 Cameo Kitchen W/ Granite & Honed Marble, Renovated Bathrooms, Sparkling Hardwood Throughout Main, 2019 In-Ground Pool. Extensive Landscaping & Perennial Beds. Entertaining Inside & Out Is A Dream W/ Extended Living Space In The Recently Renovated Massive Screened-In Muskoka Rm Hiking Trails, Close To Fine Dining, Skiing & Golf. 35 Mins To Pearson. MLS# W5768440

A Piece Of Paradise On Serene 9.83 Acres. Exquisite Views Situated On An Exclusive, Quiet Private Road. Updated Stone & Board & Batten Bungalow W/ Partial W/O Has In-Law Suite Potential. Chef’s Dream 2018 Cameo Kitchen W/ Granite & Honed Marble, Renovated Bathrooms, Sparkling Hardwood Throughout Main, 2019 In-Ground Pool. Extensive Landscaping & Perennial Beds. Entertaining Inside & Out Is A Dream W/ Extended Living Space In The Recently Renovated Massive Screened-In Muskoka Rm Hiking Trails, Close To Fine Dining, Skiing & Golf. 35 Mins To Pearson. MLS# W5768440

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OUTSTANDING WATERFRONT on McCullough Lake with 300 feet of water frontage nestled on 3.18 acres of PARADISE. Welcome home to this 4 year old raised BUNGALOW custom built 4 bedroom, 3 bathroom house with an open concept kitchen, dining and living area where you can catch views of the lake from your wall of windows. The primary bedroom has an ensuite with an oversized walk-in closet where you will find your washer and dryer for convenience. Off the kitchen and living area is a large raised deck with views of the lake, perfect for your morning coffee. In the lower level you will find an additional 2 bedrooms both with walk in closets and a full 4 piece bathroom. A secondary laundry room, two oversized living spaces and walk out feature to your backyard oasis. At the water, enjoy your own private beach and dock. There are 4 bunkies perfect for your overnight guests or family get-togethers. When not playing in the lake, gather everyone for a game of volleyball or horse shoes. Catch up around the tiki bar or simply enjoy your company around the campfire. This AMAZING property is a must see! MLS#40328358

BEAUTIFULLY APPOINTED EXECUTIVE This home has 2400 sq. feet of living space perfectly secluded on a private landscaped setting with almost 200' feet of pristine waterfront. Your personal sheltered harbour with a pier is in the very desirable Colpoy's Bay. This custom 4 bedroom, 3 bathroom home was thoughtfully designed to capture the natural beauty of Georgian Bay. With panoramic views from the waterfront deck and the walkout lower level. MLS#40310928

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Mississauga, Brampton & Caledon

Time to get ready for a change in seasons...

This year the statistics for Real Estate have taken a slight turn.

Market Report Summary for September 2022 for Brampton

Updated October 7th, 2022

The average Brampton home sold price is now at $1,007,324, down by 6% compared to last year.

Brampton’s average home sold price has plunged by 26% since the start of the year as the housing market cools.

Detached home's average price decreased by 10% year-over-year to $1.18M.

Market Report Summary for September 2022 for Mississauga

Updated October 7th, 2022

The average home sold price in Mississauga is down by 0.5% year over year to $1,032,889.

More expensive property types in Mississauga are seeing annual declines in prices, while more affordable property types are still holding on to annual price gains.

Detached home's average price decreased by 10% year over year to $1.44M.

These stats provide you with an overview of what to expect in the coming months so that you can make a decision about your home and your future.

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DECORATING TRICKS TO GET YOUR HOUSE READY FOR FALL

Think you don’t have the time or money to redecorate your entire house for fall? Don’t stress: There are plenty of ways to add a cozy autumn theme without a big design budget. It’s all about the accessories and colors; even small changes can make a big difference. Try a few of these ideas to decorate your house this fall.

1Switch out pillows and throws. This is one of the easiest ways to bring something seasonal into a space without spending much money. “I like to add new pillows and throws around my house, when I can, as the seasons start to change,” says interior designer Emily Henderson. “I’ll use thicker blankets with more texture on the back of my couch, or style them in a basket next to an accent chair.” Bring in some chunky knits or faux fur for a luxe look.

2Style the mantel. When the days get crisper, nothing sounds nicer than getting cozy by the fireplace. “Make your fireplace the focal point of your living room by restyling the mantel,” advises interior designer Karen Vidal. “Group a different piece of art and some objects from other areas of your home, then enjoy some new scenery by the flames.” This is also a great opportunity to update your fireplace accessories. Consider purchasing a new basket for firewood or a decorative fireplace screen.

3Bring the outdoors in. It’s time to showcase the best of fall foliage, such as beautiful autumn leaves and green garlands. “I love layering fresh greenery throughout my house all year long, but especially in the fall,” Henderson says. “Try silver dollar eucalyptus – it will leave your home smelling fresh and it’s very affordable. I like to style branches in vases throughout my house.” Create simple arrangements with in-season blooms like dahlias and chrysanthemums. Place the flowers or branches in a copper vase or even a canning jar.

4Mix in prints. There’s nothing like curling up by the fire with a cozy blanket or tartan throw. “The patterns of your home decor will naturally tell a seasonal story, just like the colors do,” Henderson says. “Floral patterns and bright colors signal spring and summer. So for fall, try more substantial patterns like plaid or thick stripes, in warmer colors.” This is also a great way to introduce pattern into your home if your current decor contains lots of solids and neutrals. Just a blanket, pillow or rug in these designs will signal “autumn.”

5Accent with seasonal colors. Oranges and reds are staples of the fall color palette. “Fill a vase with orange blooms or fill a bowl with oranges instead of mini pumpkins,” Vidal says. “You can also showcase books with spines or arrange vases or ceramics in the hues more prominently for autumn.” The best part: You can keep these out well into fall and through the Thanksgiving holiday.

HAVE A CALMER, HAPPIER FALL

By Tackling These Household Projects

As summer wraps up and fall and winter approach, there’s plenty to do to get your home ready for the coming season. To figure out what seasonal tasks to tackle first – yes, starting today – we spoke with Joni and Kitt of Practically Perfect, a Los Angeles-based organizing and lifestyle company, and Ria Safford of RiOrganize, a Southern California-based organization company, to see what organizing must-dos can help prepare your home (and your mind) for the busy fall and winter seasons.

Whether you’re getting ready for a mild winter or a season full of snow, prepping ahead will help you tackle whatever the season throws your way.

Get rid of things you didn’t wear.

“The end of each season is the time to look through your entire closet with a fresh set of eyes,” says Joni. “Think to yourself, ‘What did I actually wear and use in this last season?’”

Clearing out unworn bathing suits, shorts and sundresses at the end of summer means you’ll have less clothing to store–and fewer extra accessories to deal with–once spring and summer roll around again.

Put out-of-season items in storage.

To save time and maximize your space, your closet should have only in-season items stashed in it. Store out-of-season items in labeled bins, then swap those items with what’s in your closet when a new season rolls around, suggests Ria Safford, of RiOrganize.

Focus on space-saving solutions.

Once you’ve cleared out unused items from the previous season and tucked warm-weather clothing away, it’s time to bring out the sweaters, coats, scarves and more – items that tend to be much larger, physically, than their spring and summer counterparts.

To add extra space for your fall and winter things, Kitt suggests taking advantage of vertical space, especially in apartments or smaller homes. “Get beautiful hooks that can hold bulkier coats,” she says. “Those won’t look like an eyesore hanging in the middle of your apartment.”

Cascading hangers, clever folding methods and spring-loaded drawer dividers can all help you fit more cold-weather clothing into a limited amount of space, she adds.

Simplify your school (or work) morning routine.

For starters, make sure that the everyday essentials your family needs to get ready in the morning are easily accessible, from their toothbrushes to the clothes they’re wearing that day. (If you have younger kids, you might want to consider lowering their closet bars so they’re able to get themselves dressed in the morning, says Safford.)

If packing lunches tends to slow you down, consider setting up an assembly line of sorts so everything you need – plastic bags, ready-to-go snack packs, sandwich supplies and so on – is grouped together, she adds.

To get out the door faster, Joni and Kitt suggest creating a “launch space” in the entryway or mudroom where kids (or adults) can grab backpacks, homework, sports gear and whatever else they need for the day on their way out.

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