O'Neill Real Estate, The Beach, Toronto
Buying and selling homes and condos in The Beach 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… Play Video
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… Play Video
In sales there is a term sometimes used to describe when the sales agent earns a fee from both sides of the transaction, from the sell side and the buy side. The term is “double ending” and in a conversation it is often used as follows: ” in that last sale I doubled-ended it”. In… Play Video
George O’Neill was recently invited by the eMarketing Association, the world’s largest association for internet marketers, to speak at their annual conference held on October 12 and 13, 2011 in Providence, Rhode Island. The topic was Managing Your Online Reputation. The slides from George’s presentation can be obtained at http://slidesha.re/nAbXXV on Slideshare. George was the… Play Video
The City of Toronto is building a maintenance and storage yard at the corner of Leslie St and Lakeshore Blvd in the Beaches for new streetcars which are expected to be in service in 2013. George O’Neill believes this addition to the area will help ensure streetcar service remains great in the eastern part of… Play Video
The average Toronto household is carrying nearly $40,000 in debt on top of their mortgage, according to new statistics from Environics Analytics. And the households carrying the largest debt are in Toronto’s toniest neighbourhoods, including the Bridle Path, Rosedale, Leaside and The Beach, where single-family homes are pushing past the $1-million mark… Read More Source… Read More
At Fire Station 227 in the Beach it’s not just the red trucks that gleam in the sunshine with spit and polish. The station itself is basking in the afterglow of a $1.6 million renovation that has restored the building’s exterior to its original 1905 condition. In the past, the city did minor patch-up jobs… Read More
Updated with flare, spacious detached home within walking distance of Danforth Coxwell subway station. Walk to Danforth Avenue shops or jump on your bike for a short ride to the Beach. 3 + 1 bedrooms, 2 full luxurious baths, gorgeous walk through kitchen with lots of counter and storage space, granite countertops with stainless back… Read More
George O’Neill is driving along the 401 Highway in Toronto, heading back to The Beach. But before he goes back, George shows us the temperature in mid-town Toronto, which is 36.5 *C, a very hot and humid day in Toronto. But, the good news is that back in The Beach, the temperature drops to (only!)… Play Video
Imagine having Queen Street East and The Beach at your doorstep. Walking through Kew Gardens to the boardwalk, you are only a leisurely stroll from Lake Ontario. This two and a half storey house features 3 spacious bedrooms, 2 washrooms, central air conditioning and a private driveway. Hardwood floors on the first floor. New berber… Read More
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