Jake Jordan, Sales Representative, The Jennifer Jones Team

10/06/2026

49 homes sold in Georgina last month. What made buyers choose those homes? 🏡

Price. Presentation. Location. Value.

Buyers have options, but they’re still making moves.

📍 Georgina, September 2026
• 49 homes sold
• $873,859 average sale price
• $775,000 median sale price
• 422 active listings

• 46 average days on the final listing, or 70 total days when earlier listings are included
Across the GTA, sales were down 9% from last September and the average price fell 5.1% to $1,006,409. New listings also dropped 14.4%.

Selling? Give buyers a reason to choose your home.
Strong photos get attention. Preparation makes an impression. A price supported by recent sales gets you into the right conversations.

Buying your first home? This market deserves a closer look. 🔑
More choice can mean more room to compare homes, negotiate and include conditions that protect your purchase. Start with a clear budget and pre-approval, then see what that budget actually buys. You might have more options than you expected.

And if you’re selling to buy, don’t get stuck on your sale price alone. The home you’re moving into may have adjusted too. The gap between the two is what matters.

Thinking about your first purchase or your next move? Message me and let’s look at the numbers.

Source: TRREB, September 2026 Market Watch.

10/05/2026

With Thanksgiving coming up this weekend, I’ve got plenty to be thankful for. ❤️

I’m grateful to have been named our team’s Agent of the Month for September, with the highest sales volume. Recognition like this comes with a long list of people to thank.

To my clients, thank you for trusting me with your moves, your plans and some pretty big decisions. You have plenty of choices when it comes to who you work with, and I never take being that person for granted.

To everyone who refers a friend, shares a post, watches a video or passes my name along, thank you. Your support makes a bigger difference than you probably realize.

Having a past client come back or introduce me to someone they care about is one of the best parts of this job. That trust means a lot and I’ll keep working hard to earn it.

Wishing you and your families a happy Thanksgiving. I’m thankful to have so many good people in my corner. 🙏

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10/01/2026

🚨 BIG REAL ESTATE NEWS TODAY FOR YORK REGION

Upper Canada Mall in Newmarket is being purchased by Primaris REIT for $411 MILLION.

And I think the bigger story is why they bought it.

The property is massive, nearly 1 million sq. ft. of retail sitting on 76 acres at Yonge & Davis, and Primaris specifically pointed to Newmarket’s strong demographics, population growth and the opportunity to create additional value at the site.

They’re already talking about bringing in new retailers, filling some of the mall’s major vacant spaces and looking at opportunities involving excess land.

For anyone who has watched Upper Canada Mall change over the years, this could be a pretty significant next chapter.

It’s also another reminder that despite all the negative headlines we’ve heard around real estate over the last couple of years, major institutional money is still making very large bets on growth in York Region.

As someone who works all around Lake Simcoe and northern York Region, that’s the part of this story I’m watching closely.

$411 million. 76 acres. Nearly 1 million sq. ft.

What would you like to see happen with Upper Canada Mall over the next few years? 👇

🔗 Full article is on " NewmarketToday"

10/01/2026

🚨 BIG REAL ESTATE NEWS TODAY FOR YORK REGION

Upper Canada Mall in Newmarket is being purchased by Primaris REIT for $411 MILLION.

And I think the bigger story is why they bought it.

The property is massive, nearly 1 million sq. ft. of retail sitting on 76 acres at Yonge & Davis, and Primaris specifically pointed to Newmarket’s strong demographics, population growth and the opportunity to create additional value at the site.

They’re already talking about bringing in new retailers, filling some of the mall’s major vacant spaces and looking at opportunities involving excess land.

For anyone who has watched Upper Canada Mall change over the years, this could be a pretty significant next chapter.

It’s also another reminder that despite all the negative headlines we’ve heard around real estate over the last couple of years, major institutional money is still making very large bets on growth in York Region.

As someone who works all around Lake Simcoe and northern York Region, that’s the part of this story I’m watching closely.

$411 million. 76 acres. Nearly 1 million sq. ft.

What would you like to see happen with Upper Canada Mall over the next few years? 👇

Primaris purchases mall with plan to fill empty spaces with 'new and exciting retailers'

10/01/2026

🚨 BIG REAL ESTATE NEWS TODAY FOR
YORK REGION

Upper Canada Mall in Newmarket is being purchased
by Primaris REIT for $411 MILLION.

And I think the bigger story is why they bought it.

The property is massive, nearly 1 million sq. ft. of retail
sitting on 76 acres at Yonge & Davis, and Primaris
specifically pointed to Newmarket’s strong
demographics, population growth and the opportunity
to create additional value at the site.

They’re already talking about bringing in new retailers,
filling some of the mall’s major vacant spaces and
looking at opportunities involving excess land.

For anyone who has watched Upper Canada Mall
change over the years, this could be a pretty
significant next chapter.

It’s also another reminder that despite all the negative
headlines we’ve heard around real estate over the last
couple of years, major institutional money is still
making very large bets on growth in York Region.

As someone who works all around Lake Simcoe and
northern York Region, that’s the part of this story I’m
watching closely.

$411 million. 76 acres. Nearly 1 million sq. ft.

What would you like to see happen with Upper Canada
Mall over the next few years? 👇

🔗 Full NewmarketToday article:

Primaris purchases mall with plan to fill empty spaces with 'new and exciting retailers'

10/01/2026

PURCHASED | 72 Douglas Street, Sutton 🏡

Some moves are about more than finding a house, they’re about finding the place where the next chapter feels right.

My buyers were searching for what could be their last move, but the perfect community wasn’t immediately clear. We explored waterfront homes, country properties and several neighbourhoods, taking time to discover what truly mattered: being close to the lake and family, enjoying a walkable community, having privacy and finding enough space to make the home their own.

That search led us to the Sutton/Jackson’s Point corridor and eventually to 72 Douglas Street. Set on an impressive 140 ft × 110 ft lot, the property offered the rare combination of room to breathe, privacy and proximity to the lake, family and local amenities.

After several visits and a contractor walkthrough to confirm their renovation plans were realistic, we submitted an offer conditional on the sale of their home. The seller declined our first attempt, but once my buyers’ home sold firm, we returned with a stronger offering at ( and more favorable terms 😉) and we successfully secured the deal.

Now they’re settling into a beautiful home with space to enjoy, room to personalize and a lifestyle that brings them closer to the people and places they love. I’m thrilled for them!

Send a message to learn more

10/01/2026

🚨 BIG REAL ESTATE NEWS TODAY FOR YORK REGION

Upper Canada Mall in Newmarket is being purchased by Primaris REIT for $411 MILLION.

And I think the bigger story is why they bought it.

The property is massive, nearly 1 million sq. ft. of retail sitting on 76 acres at Yonge & Davis, and Primaris specifically pointed to Newmarket’s strong demographics, population growth and the opportunity to create additional value at the site.

They’re already talking about bringing in new retailers, filling some of the mall’s major vacant spaces and looking at opportunities involving excess land.

For anyone who has watched Upper Canada Mall change over the years, this could be a pretty significant next chapter.

It’s also another reminder that despite all the negative headlines we’ve heard around real estate over the last couple of years, major institutional money is still making very large bets on growth in York Region.

As someone who works all around Lake Simcoe and northern York Region, that’s the part of this story I’m watching closely.

$411 million. 76 acres. Nearly 1 million sq. ft.

What would you like to see happen with Upper Canada Mall over the next few years? 👇

🔗 Full NewmarketToday article:
https://www.newmarkettoday.ca/local-news/real-estate-trust-purchases-upper-canada-mall-for-411m-12845939

09/23/2026

SOLD | 8 Burnaby, Keswick By The Lake 🏡

37 booked showings. One successful sale.

Big congratulations to my seller on the sale of their home and the start of an exciting new chapter!

I spent more than 25 years living in Keswick By The Lake, so I know firsthand what makes this neighbourhood special. But local knowledge alone wasn’t going to sell this home. With 32 homes for sale in the area and just 10 sales over the previous two months, buyers had plenty of choice.

We spent a month preparing. After several walkthroughs and a staging consultation, we identified the updates that would have the most impact. My seller put in the work, and we launched with a clear plan to get the right buyers through the door.

That plan brought in 37 booked showings and, ultimately, a sale in this challenging market.

We knew the timeline, watched the competition and adjusted when needed. I’m grateful my seller trusted the process and I couldn’t be happier for them.

If you’re thinking about selling in Keswick, let’s talk about what it would take to make your home stand out.

09/22/2026

Ontario’s landlord and tenant rules changed effective September 21, 2026.

Some of the biggest changes include a shorter 7-day N4 notice period, new rules surrounding N12 compensation and occupancy, stronger notification requirements following renovations, and updated LTB forms.

These changes affect both sides of a tenancy. Landlords should review their paperwork and processes before serving any notices. Tenants should understand the new timelines and what documentation they may need to protect their rights.

I broke down the major changes in this post. Save it for reference and share it with anyone who owns or rents property in Ontario.

This is a general summary, not legal advice.

Official update:
https://tribunalsontario.ca/2026/09/21/ltb-operational-update-legislative-changes-at-the-landlord-and-tenant-board-effective-september-21-2026/

09/02/2026

It’s raining cats and dogs out there! But not in Georgina 😎

Stay safe out there everyone! Batten down the hatches! It’s looking like a nasty storm! ☔️⛈️