Jeffrey I’m here with Patrick Rocca. And today we’re going to talk about, is there light at the end of the COVID tunnel? We’ve been talking regularly over the past couple of years and every time we talk, there’s something a bit different in the Davisville and Leaside, real estate market here in Toronto. Now,
Jeffrey I’m here again with Patrick Rocca who’s a real estate agent in the Toronto area. And Patrick, why don’t you introduce yourself and let us know whereabouts you work and what you specialize in? Patrick Sure. good morning, Jeff. Patrick Rocca with Bosley real estate. Predominantly work in the central core of Toronto specializing
Jeffrey Veffer · PatrickRocca_Toronto Real Estate Market- Is there light at the end of the tunnel? Jeffrey: In these unprecedented times, I have people asking almost every week, whether it’s a good time to sell or a good time to buy in the Toronto housing market. We’re joined by Patrick Rocca who’s with Bosley real
In this call Patrick Rocca talks about his insights as a real estate agent into the Spring 2020 Toronto Real Estate Market. With all the price swings from the past few years behind us is this a return to a more “normal” market for buyers and sellers? Jeffrey: I’m here again with
Patrick helps us dig deeper, beneath the headlines to understand what’s really driving the real estate market in mid town Toronto. Jeffrey: I’m here today with Patrick Rocca from Bosley Real Estate. And given that it’s now spring, 2019, we’re gonna talk to Patrick about what he sees in the market for this year’s spring
Patrick Rocca talks about why this Fall’s Toronto Real Estate Market is confusing both clients and realtors. Speaker 1: 00:00 I’m here again with Patrick Rocca of Bosley real estate and we’ll talk about some of the things that he seen in the market, up til now. We’re recording this in November of 2018 and
Patrick Rocca of Bosley Real Estate helps us understand what happened (or didn’t happen) in the 2018 Toronto Spring Real Estate Market. Jeff: I’m here again with Patrick Rocca with Bosley Real Estate. And we’re gonna talk about the 2018 market, or potentially the spring market that never actually blossomed. Patrick, I wonder if
If you were tuning into the Toronto Real Estate Market in spring 2017, you probably remember the multi-digit price increases month over month. Now that its cooled down somewhat, have more balanced conditions returned? Patrick Rocca of Bosley Real Estate gives us an overview of the beginnings of the 2018 Toronto Real Estate Market including specifics
Is the current Midtown Toronto real estate market changing or are we in for more multiple offer situations? Patrick Rocca gives us an up to date impression of the fall 2017 Midtown Toronto real estate market and how to plan for 2018. Jeffrey: This is Jeffrey Veffer from Incite Design, and today I have with
Richard Lewis helps take the mystery out of financing your construction project. Jeffrey: This is Jeffrey Veffer from Incite Design, and we are often asked at an early stage in a project about some of the financing options that clients might use to finance their renovation or complete new build. I’m very pleased to have
David Rose helps clients complete renovations in Toronto. In over 35 years of overseeing renovation projects, he has “seen it all” and can anticipate the pitfalls that can come up during a renovation. In our conversation, David talks about the number one things clients fail to understand about the renovation and remodelling process and how to get
Whenever we talk Toronto Real Estate, always the same question seems to come up: are we in a bubble? And where is the market going to go from here? After steep increases in house prices, not only in North Toronto, but in the rest of the greater Toronto area, the provincial government stepped in with
For those who haven’t kept up with the headlines, the Real Estate Market In Toronto has been changing on an almost weekly basis, with rising prices and diminishing supply common for the past several years. In this interview, Patrick Rocca of Bosley Real Estate in North Toronto shares his observations and tips for both buyers and
On Now Toronto’s site there is a good discussion of the recent consultations taking place to determine how Toronto can implement laneway housing as an additional stock of rental accommodations. Even though Vancouver has allowed laneway housing since 2009, Toronto has been slower to move in this direction. Some of the challenges have been around servicing
Patrick talks frankly about supply and demand pushing prices over $1 million for a house in the city of Toronto and the influence of foreign money increasing prices. Jeffrey: I’m here with Patrick Rocca who’s with Bosley Real Estate here in Toronto, and I know we’ve had Patrick on a few times in the past