You're reading Episode 409: Going To The Source To Answer: Is There A Toronto Real Estate Bubble? from: O'Neill Real Estate. We serve The Beach, Upper Beaches, Leslieville and downtown Toronto.

Although at O’Neill Real Estate we have now over five years experience doing video blogs, we are certainly not pro videographers. When you engage us to market your property, we hire professional videographers and and graphic designers to prepare and publish on-line video tours that put your property in its best light. For our own video blogs, we do shoot and prepare them ourselves, so they are raw, real-time, un-edited and give you a real sense what we are like in person. Warts and all. Life is too short to work with people you do not respect and get along with.

You're reading Episode 408 – We Are Not Pro Videographers from: O'Neill Real Estate. We serve The Beach, Upper Beaches, Leslieville and downtown Toronto.

Gorgeous, Modern 3 Bedroom Upper Beach Estates Semi-Detached House, Single Car Garage & Long Private Drive. Large Fenced Yard With Patio Area For Entertaining. Hardwood Floors In Living Room. Eat-In Kitchen, Granite Countertop, Stainless Steel Appliances, Lots Of Storage Space. Master Suite On 3rd Floor Has Walk-In Closet & Ensuite Bath With Soaker Tub. 2nd Floor Family Room, Finished Basement, Fabulous Neighbourhood With Great Schools, Ttc & Go Train.
Stainless Steel Fridge, Gas Stove & Dishwasher. Clothes Washer & Dryer, Central Vac & Air. ~10 Minute Walk To Main St Or Victoria Park Subway Stations. Library & Schools Close-By. Ted Reeve Arena, Park, Rec Center & Shopping

Exterior Features

This beautiful home doesn’t just offer a great place to live in but it also has a long private drive way and a large fenced yard with a Patio area.

Kitchen

Kitchen

A modern design open concept kitchen that has a stainless steel fridge, gas stove, microwave oven & dishwasher and a granite countertop. Perfect to match this modern day lifestyle.

Bedrooms and Bathrooms

A luxurious home with 3 Bedrooms on the top floors, the 2nd and 3rd bedrooms is in the 2nd floor, also has a spacious family room on the same floor. While on the 3rd floor, the Master bedroom with its own walk-in closet and Ensuite bath with a Soaker tub.

Property Details

• 10 Enroutes Street – Floor Plan [Adobe PDF]
• 10 Enroutes Street – Measurements [Adobe PDF]

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Listing Price: $639,000
Address: 10 Enroutes Street, Toronto, ON
Neighbourhood: Victoria Park Ave / Gerrard St
City: Toronto
Postal Code: M4E 3X8
Style: Semi-Detached / 3-Storey

MLS®#: E2244354
Square Feet: 2,205
Bedrooms: 3
Bathrooms: 3
Basement: Finished
Status: SOLD

Neighbourhood

Just a 10 minute walk to Main St. and Victoria Park Subway Stations. An easy access to Ted Reeve Arena, Park, Rec Center and shopping.

Designated Schools in this Area

• Elementary Schools: Secord Elementary School, Crescent Town Elementary School, Balmy Beach Community School, Saint John Separate School, WIlliam J McCordic School
• Junior High: Oakridge Junior Public School, Kimberley Junior Public School, Samuel Hearne Senior School, Courcelette Public School,
• High Schools: Notre Dame Catholic High School, Neil McNeil High School

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You're reading SOLD: 10 Enroutes Street, Toronto from: O'Neill Real Estate. We serve The Beach, Upper Beaches, Leslieville and downtown Toronto.

In May 1915 John McCrae, a Canadian physician and Lieutenant Colonel wrote the poem, which is so famous today, “In Flanders Fields”. On Remembrance Day it always reminds me of the sacrifices made by so many men, women and their families, so we can enjoy our freedom and lives today. Thank You to all those people!

You're reading Episode 407 – Thank You! from: O'Neill Real Estate. We serve The Beach, Upper Beaches, Leslieville and downtown Toronto.

In Toronto, Autumn can be the best time to buy real estate for two reasons:  there are typically fewer buyers looking, and if sellers are serious they are generally more open to entertain reasonable offers. The law of supply and demand is at work in real estate, and we see this especially during the fall. George O’Neill has bought several properties during this time of year for his own portfolio for these reasons.

E-mail George@ONeillRealEstate.ca if you would like to learn more
about Toronto real estate.

You're reading Episode 406 – Why Autumn Can Be The Best Time To Buy Real Estate from: O'Neill Real Estate. We serve The Beach, Upper Beaches, Leslieville and downtown Toronto.

Halloween is always a fun time in the Beach, Toronto, and many houses are decorated “to the nines”. George O’Neill shows two houses in particular, one on Silver Birch Avenue and the other (actually 3 or 4 houses together who cooperate on a fantastic display) on Joseph Duggan Road.  Each year these houses really go all out to create a fabulous experience for the young and old.  If you are in the area, drop by to take a look.  Drive north off of Queen Street East on Silver Birch Avenue to see the house on the east side of the street near the top of the hill, and on Joseph Duggan Road drive just south of Queen Street East and you can’t miss the ghostly haunted house display.

E-mail George@ONeillRealEstate.ca if you would like to learn more about what it is like to live in the Beaches area of Toronto.

You're reading Episode 405 – Halloween Houses In The Beach from: O'Neill Real Estate. We serve The Beach, Upper Beaches, Leslieville and downtown Toronto.

Yearly at this time O’Neill Real Estate delivers pumpkins to our clients and friends. This has become a tradition which may look forward to, since Halloween is coming up and many families enjoy carving the pumpkins and even making pumpkin pie and roasted pumpkin seeds.  Yummy!!

If you are thinking about selling your property in The Beaches or downtown Toronto please send an email to George@ONeillRealEstate.ca and George O’Neill will get back to you promptly. Or, if you would just like to become a friend of our boutique family firm, feel free to send an email and we would be happy drop off a pumpkin for you to enjoy!

You're reading Episode 404 – Why Are We Delivering Pumpkins. from: O'Neill Real Estate. We serve The Beach, Upper Beaches, Leslieville and downtown Toronto.

On Twitter Scott Stratten recently asked George O’Neill why he does not believe every website, that a QR code refers to, needs to be a “mobile” website. In this video George explains the three reasons.

If you are thinking about selling your property in The Beach or downtown Toronto, contact George@ONeillRealEstate.ca to find out why O’Neill Real Estate is a leader in digital marketing, providing the most exposure for our client’s properties.

You're reading Episode 403 – Why All QR Codes Do Not Need A Mobile Website. from: O'Neill Real Estate. We serve The Beach, Upper Beaches, Leslieville and downtown Toronto.

QR Codes are popping up everywhere due the proliferation of smart phones capable of taking photos. At O’Neill Real Estate we have been using QR codes since 2007 and have experimented with what works and what does not.  Perhaps the single most important aspect of using QR codes, besides ensuring the code points to the correct website, is to publish the code large enough so it can be read by the majority of phones with cameras.  All too often we see QR codes too tiny for cameras to read, such as this code George O’Neill discusses that was recently published in a New York Times Starbucks ad.  Our research has shown that about 40% of smart phones will not be able to read this Starbucks ad since the image is just too small.

We have found that QR codes need to be a minimum of 2 inches in width and height for printed ads, and those used on outdoor signs and billboards and signs need to be much larger.  On our lawn for sale signs, for example, our QR codes are about 8 inches square in size.

At O’Neill Real Estate we take digital marketing serious and we sweat the details to ensure our client’s properties receive the maximum market exposure possible.  We don’t just use something because it is the current fade, as many seem to be now doing with QR codes.  We only use marketing tools that work, and we properly implement them.

If you would like to learn more about how we properly market our client’s properties using digital marketing techniques to get the maximum market exposure please send an e-mail to George O’Neill, CEO and Broker of Record at O’Neill Real Estate Limited located in The Beach, Toronto.

You're reading Episode 402 – QR Codes – Great Idea But Failed Implementation from: O'Neill Real Estate. We serve The Beach, Upper Beaches, Leslieville and downtown Toronto.

Zoocasa just launched their automated home valuation tool, called Zoopraisal (TM).  You type in your property address and style of property and the estimated market value range of the property is displayed.  In a few trials that George O’Neill has tried, some searches were very accurate, and some were off significantly.  But, this is to be expected, and since the tool does not know about specific property features such as unique locations, special community services, or upgrades to the property.  As well, we expect the database and valuation algorithm to be fine-tuned over the coming months/years, much like the Zillow algorithm (called a Zestimate) in the U.S. which has turned into an interesting tool over the years and has become more accurate.  However, the intention of these tools is not to replace a formal appraisal when needed by a licensed appraiser since their analysis is what will be relied on for financing and perhaps other purposes.  Rather, these tools are meant to be a starting point for homeowners to see what their property might be worth, or if one is looking to buy a property what its value may be.

At O’Neill Real Estate we also have developed a tool that helps home owners determine the estimated market value of their properties and how the market is doing in their neighbourhood. We call this tool Realti.  Check it out.  Many of our clients find it interesting to stay on top of the real estate market in their neighbourhood.

If you would like to learn more about the Toronto real estate market, or are thinking about selling your property and would like to know the market value, please send an e-mail to George O’Neill, CEO and Broker of Record at O’Neill Real Estate Limited located in The Beach, Toronto.

You're reading Episode 401 – What The Heck Is A Zoopraisal? from: O'Neill Real Estate. We serve The Beach, Upper Beaches, Leslieville and downtown Toronto.