Najjar Real Estate Group

06/07/2026

Stunning! Shows Like A Model Home!
Completely Renovated Top To Bottom in 2017, $250K Spent On Renos. New Engineered Hardwood Floors, 4 Brand New Bathrooms, New Basement Reno. New Kitchen with Island, Upgraded Stainless Stainless Applianes Including Double Range Oven,Quartz Counters,Ceramic B/Splash,Pot Lights,Pendant/Valance Lighting,Custom Blinds. Family Room With Stone Tile Fireplace. Backyard Oasis With Hugs Pool! Definate Must see!

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4127 Colonial Drive, Mississauga, ON L5L 4E8. Click for more photos and pricing

06/05/2026

Eco-friendly patio materials like reclaimed brick or permeable pavers add charm while reducing environmental impact.

Small yards demand intentional design to balance function and beauty. Techniques like square-foot gardening, vertical planting, and using tiered or stackable planters help maximize growing potential without overcrowding. Even narrow areas, such as side yards, can become lush pathways or compact seat...

06/04/2026

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Peartree Estates, where Mineola charms meets Lakeview vibrancy. Townhome with rare privacy, positioned within complex to ensure no direct neighbors face or back onto property. Main floor principal rooms, 9 foot ceilings. Sundeck. Crisp white cabinetry, quartz counters, high-end stainless steel appliances. Family room with garage & yard access. Second floor bedrooms. Parks, schools & GO nearby.

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1130 Cawthra Road, Unit 10, Mississauga, ON L5G 4K7. Click for more photos and pricing

06/01/2026

If you’re buying your first home in Canada, the rebates and credits can make a real difference in your upfront budget.

First-time buyers in Canada have a lot to sort through, and some of the most useful help can show up in the closing-cost details. Ontario buyers, for example, may be able to reduce land transfer tax costs through provincial rebates, while Toronto buyers may have another municipal rebate to consider....

05/31/2026

Design trends are leaning warmer and more personal again, with homes feeling less staged and a lot more comfortable.

More designers are moving away from ultra-minimal spaces and leaning into homes that feel warmer, softer, and more lived in. Richer colours, layered textures, vintage pieces, and comfortable layouts are showing up everywhere right now, especially in spaces people actually use every day. It’s less ...

05/29/2026

If you're comparing Canadian cities, this is a useful reminder that affordability looks very different depending on where you're searching.

This look at Canada’s 2026 housing market points to places like Edmonton, Ottawa, St. John’s, and Fredericton as markets where buyers may find more value than in the country’s priciest cities. It’s not a one-size-fits-all list, though. Some areas are more affordable, some are heating up, and...

05/28/2026

This won’t solve affordability on its own, but for Ontario buyers looking at new homes, the timing and eligibility details matter.

Ontario buyers looking at new construction may want to pay close attention to this one. The federal and provincial governments say eligible new homes valued up to $1 million would have the full 13% HST removed, with partial relief available at higher price points. The measure is expected to apply to...

05/27/2026

With Eid Al-Adha here, we’re thinking of you and your family and sending our warmest wishes.

May this special time bring a sense of peace, renewed strength, and meaningful moments with those closest to you. It’s a time that reminds us of the importance of generosity, gratitude, and connection—values we truly appreciate.

Wishing you a joyful and blessed Eid filled with happiness and good health.

Eid Mubarak.

05/25/2026

Buyer confidence in Ontario seems to be improving, even if affordability is still keeping plenty of people cautious.

Ontario’s housing market is showing early signs of improving buyer confidence after a long period of hesitation and affordability pressure. More people are starting to re-enter the market, especially with borrowing costs easing and inventory levels improving in many areas. That doesn’t mean cond...

05/24/2026

Mississauga’s newly approved Official Plan opens the door for more than 370,000 new residential units by 2051.

Mississauga’s new Official Plan has been approved by the Province of Ontario, setting the city’s growth and development vision through 2051. One of the biggest housing takeaways is the plan’s permission for more than 370,000 new residential units city-wide, including more homes along transit c...