Hamilton Real Estate Show

Rob Golfi from RE/MAX, The Golfi Team, is joined by Brian Hogben from Mission 35 Mortgages in this episode of the Golfi Real Estate Show, Hamilton Edition. Rob and Brian reflect on the Bank of Canada's decision to hike its key lending rate and how that will affect the market. They also provide some insight into the relationship between landlords and tenants. We also discuss the tallest condo that is going to be built in Canada and offer a sneak peak at some of the properties listed on golfiluxury.com.

Rob Golfi from RE/MAX, The Golfi Team, is joined by Alphonso Salemi from JAAG Rent to Home to discuss how the company's rent to own program operates.

In this episode of the Golfi Real Estate Show, Hamilton Edition, learn why Boomers are Canada's most active investors. Rob Golfi from RE/MAX The Golfi Team also shows his competitive side and discusses the pros and cons of converting vacant office buildings into housing units. We take a peak at Canada's most expensive home, and how you can buy a castle in Europe for the same price of a home in Canada.

Welcome to the Golfi Real Estate Show, Hamilton Edition. In this episode... -a latent defect creates a big issue for a new homebuyer. -there's a new program to help Hamilton renters become homeowners. -a new report asks 'who will swing the hammer' and build a diverse option of homes in Hamilton? -the average price of a home continues to rise and they may continue to do so thanks to Canada's immigration target.

Rob Golfi of RE/MAX The Golfi Team analyzes the latest stats that show home prices are rebounding in Hamilton, Burlington and Niagara. Learn about the long lease and mortgage options that are available to condo and home buyers in Singapore and Britain. Millennials who have purchased a home are on a better path when it comes to their retirement vs. millennials who are renting. Plus, find out which cities are the happiest, and unhappiest, in Canada.

It is a jam-packed edition of the Golfi Real Estate Show, Hamilton Edition. Rob Golfi from RE/MAX The Golfi Team reflects on an active week in real estate and shares some statistics from April and how they compare to the previous month. Bidding wars are making a bit of a comeback and learn about the battle against illegal rental units in Niagara Falls. We wade into the buying vs. renting debate again, and discuss listing differences between Hamilton and Toronto that you should know about.

Rob Golfi from RE/MAX The Golfi Team says a lack of housing inventory in the Hamilton-Burlington area has pushed the benchmark price of local homes to around $750,000. That's higher than what was recorded in the second half of 2022. Rob provides his thoughts on how Gen-X has taken over cottage country from Boomers and why a Hamilton family has turned to the mailbox to find their next home. Plus, there's a new website that allows tenants to rate their landlords, Hamilton unveils a new plan for affordable housing, and there's a low-cost condo project in St. Catharines.

Just when you thought the Hamilton-Burlington real estate market was cooling down, it isn't. Phil Golfi from RE/MAX The Golfi Team tells us what is driving the increased competition in the housing sector. Plus, why you should not buy a house that you don't like, and learn how some condo developers are using unique incentives to entice you to buy. Is artificial intelligence changing the real estate game? And learn about an upcoming buyer's seminar that is being hosted by The Golfi Team.

In this edition of the Golfi Real Estate Show, Hamilton Edition, Rob Golfi from RE/MAX The Golfi Team explains why the local market is beginning to warm up. There is some new optimism in the real estate sector, plus, find out all about the new First Home Savings Account. And find out why millionaires in the U.S. invest in real estate.

Rob Golfi from RE/MAX The Golfi Team gives us the latest information on the housing market in Hamilton, Burlington, Niagara and Brantford. Rob reflects on the Boxabl craze in the United States and how bidding wars are making a comeback. There's a new poll that shows many Canadians have given up on the thought of home ownership, the Ontario governments is trying to combat renovictions, and learn why Italy has become a real estate hot spot.

Thinking of buying a cottage this spring? Rob Golfi from RE/MAX The Golfi Team says it might be a good time to do so. Rob gives us a glimpse of the local market and offers his take on the tweaked Foreign Buyer Plan. We wade into the 'owning vs. renting' debate, talk about how robots could soon be used on the construction site, and clear the air about scattering a live ones' ashes on public & private property.

Rob Golfi from RE/MAX, The Golfi Team, provides an update on the local real estate market and why listing your home right makes all the difference in the world. Home sales are expected to pick up this spring, even as inventory remains low. Rob gives his take on a new tax on mansions in California and whether or not you should purchase a house from the listing agent. Plus, learn how land transfer tax is calculated.

Rob Golfi from RE/MAX The Golfi Team shares the latest stats in the Hamilton, Burlington and Niagara housing markets. Rob reflects on the latest ruling in an American copyright case that he is involved in. Also, learn why more Canadian homeowners are taking on riskier loans and whether or not the 'tear down' trend is going to spread to Ontario.

Rob Golfi with RE/MAX, The Golfi Team, predicts what the average house price will look like in Hamilton and Burlington in 2030. Rob gives his take on the demise of FairSquare and why cottage country could once again see a boost in real estate activity. Plus, some Americans are being hit with a new annual real estate tax in Canada.

Rob Golfi and Lou Tallarico from RE/MAX The Golfi Team analyze and reflect on median house prices in Hamilton, Burlington and Niagara over the last several years. A luxury condo building that is under construction in Welland has been derailed after two sections of the building came crashing down. Rob and Lou offer their thoughts on non-disclosure agreements, the underground economy of the housing sector and private lending. And they offer tips on how to spot bad neighbours when buying a house.

Phil Golfi from RE/MAX The Golfi Team joins the Golfi Real Estate Show, Hamilton Edition, to discuss how neighbours factor into the real estate discussion. Learn how increased immigration will impact Canada's future housing supply, why more Canadians are using the equity in their homes, and we share tips for would-be Snowbirds. Also, a homebuilder has to pay a hefty fine for violating new provincial rules. And a Seattle couple has found cruise life more affordable than living in their home.

Rob Golfi with RE/MAX, The Golfi Team, offers his prediction for what Hamilton and Burlington home prices will look like by the end of this decade. Rob offers his opinion on the demise of FairSquare and what can be expected of Toronto's housing market. Learn how much money a super skinny home in Toronto is listed for, and why cottage country could once again see a boost in real estate activity. Plus, some Americans are being with a new annual real estate tax in Canada.

In this episode of the Golfi Real Estate Show, Hamilton Edition, Rob and Phil Golfi share their opinion on the local housing market. Phil recalls a tense situation involving a vacant home in St. Catharines. We also get into fraud cases involving a home and rental units.

Phil Golfi from RE/MAX The Golfi Team discusses the impact higher immigration targets in Canada could have on the future housing supply. Also: A homebuilder has to pay a hefty fine for violating new provincial rules. More and more Canadians are using the equity in their homes. Tips for would-be Snowbirds. And a Seattle couple has found cruise life more affordable than living in their home.

In this edition of the Golfi Real Estate Show, Hamilton Edition, Phil Golfi from RE/MAX the Golfi Team and Brian Hogben from Mission 35 Mortgages offer their thoughts on Hamilton council's new policy for short-term rental properties. Phil and Brian also reflect on the Bank of Canada's eighth consecutive interest rate hike announcement and what impact it will have. Learn how organized crime has contributed to real estate fraud, and what happens if you find a large amount of money in a house that you have purchased?