AM Realty Group - Anthony Mason Realty

08/20/2026

Stop Setting The Bar So Low. 🚫

Minimums are just that... MINIMAL.

They're the general "rules" so-called experts hand out to keep people healthy, wealthy, and wise. The problem? They're set low enough for the masses to hit — and let's be honest, the masses aren't exactly crushing it in health, wealth, or wisdom.

Now imagine flipping the script. Instead of living up to someone else's bare minimum, what if you set your own Personal Minimum — the absolute rock-bottom standard YOU refuse to fall below?

That's where real growth starts. Not with someone else's ceiling, but with your own floor.

👇 What's ONE Personal Minimum you're setting for yourself this month? Drop it in the comments — I'll go first.

08/19/2026

Upsizing isn’t the hard part.

It’s the hundred small decisions nobody warns you about that wear you down before you even list.

That’s what the Touchdown Method exists for.

One system, one point of contact, one weekly update, so your family can focus on the move and not the logistics.

If you’re a few years into outgrowing your space and wondering what the actual first step looks like, send me a message and I’ll walk you through it.

08/14/2026

Real Estate Logic

Just Hire ME!

08/13/2026

08/12/2026

CMHC just released their 2026 Housing Market Outlook, and the GTA numbers are worth breaking down.

What they’re forecasting:

• Sales rebound in 2026 after a 25-year low, driven by improving affordability and lower borrowing costs
• Average prices dip in 2026 — a reversal from their summer forecast — because resale inventory is comfortably outpacing demand
• Housing starts decline, led by a sharp drop in condo starts (pre-construction sales are at multi-decade lows), though rental apartment construction partially offsets the drop
• Price growth returns in 2027–2028 as inventory tightens

Where I agree: I think CMHC has 2027–2028 right. Once inventory works through the system, we’re going to see prices climb again.

Where I think they’re off: The 2026 rebound. Their case is that lower rates and better affordability pull buyers off the sidelines this year.

I’m not seeing it.

Unemployment is still elevated, and there’s too much economic uncertainty for buyers to move with confidence right now.

My read is the rest of 2026 stays slow — more of a grind than a rebound.

The economy needs to actually stabilize before demand follows, and I don’t think that happens until later in the year at the earliest.

Source: CMHC, Housing Market Outlook 2026 — cmhc-schl.gc.ca

08/12/2026

POV: past you actually did you a favor for once.

There’s a specific kind of joy that comes home after a brutal hot day and someone (me, it’s me, I did this) already cut up the watermelon.

No knife.

No sticky counter.

No seeds ambushing you.

Just cold, cubed, ready-to-eat watermelon waiting for you like it loves you.

10/10 life decision.

Would recommend.

08/10/2026

Moving all the stuff that's causing you anxiety... is causing you anxiety.

It's called Compounding Anxiety, and it's paralyzing.

You feel anxious about your lack of space, but the thought of doing something about it stresses you out even more. The result? Paralysis.

So birthdays come and go. Holidays come and go. And every time, the kids get a little bigger and their stuff takes up a little more room.

I get it, a tight space can feel oddly comforting. It's familiar. It's easy.

But then the next argument happens, one that could've been avoided if everyone just had room to breathe, and you're reminded: you need more space now.

I've got a plan to help you get your move into motion.

DM me for a FREE copy of my Touch Down Method, the simple system to increase your living space and decrease your stress.