Svet & Mina SAVOV

09/02/2026

Bank of Canada holds rate at 2.25%
The Bank of Canada has kept its overnight rate at 2.25%, keeping borrowing costs unchanged as the economy continues to recover.
🏠 GDP grew 3.3% in Q2, following a weak first quarter.
📈 Housing activity rebounded after several softer quarters.
👷 Unemployment edged down to 6.4% in July, though the labour market remains soft.
📊 Inflation remains around 3%, while inflation excluding gasoline is closer to 2.2%.
For buyers and sellers, the message is simple: rates are holding steady for now, while the Bank monitors the strength of the economic recovery.
We’ll be watching what this means for buyer confidence, borrowing costs and housing activity heading into the fall market.

08/21/2026

08/18/2026

🏚 Can you say
This is what we are for our clients. A sweet family with a their daughter just became the owners of this gorgeous property..... right on time before their second daughter arrives ❤️

08/17/2026

🏘JUST LISTED 🔥 #607-3220 William Colston Avet, Oakville
- Corner unit
- 2 bedrooms
- Contemporary open concept design
- 24h concierge
- 1parking and a locker
For more information, pricing and to book your private showing ☎text/call 647-869-3440

08/11/2026

🏡 JUST BOUGHT A HOME? DO THESE 15 THINGS FIRST!
🔐 Change the locks
🌬️ Change HVAC filters
🚰 Locate the main water shut-off
⚡ Find & label the electrical panel
🚨 Test smoke & CO detectors
🧯 Check fire extinguishers
🔧 Service HVAC & major systems
💧 Check for leaks
🧹 Clean dryer & range hood vents
🚗 Reset garage door codes
📱 Reset smart-home devices
🌊 Test the sump pump
📋 Organize warranties & manuals
🛠️ Create a maintenance schedule
📸 Document your home’s condition
Save this checklist for moving day! 📌🏠

07/31/2026

🌬️ When's the last time you changed your air filter?

A dirty filter makes your HVAC system work harder — higher energy bills, weaker airflow, and a shorter system lifespan.

🗓️ Quick rule: every 1–3 months (more often with pets or allergies).

Set a reminder today — it's a 5-minute fix that saves you money down the road. 🔧

07/15/2026

📢 Bank of Canada Holds Interest Rates at 2.25%

The Bank of Canada has once again held its overnight rate at 2.25%, continuing its wait-and-see approach as it monitors inflation, economic growth, and ongoing global uncertainty.

While challenges remain—including geopolitical tensions and trade uncertainty—the Canadian economy is showing signs of improvement.

Consumer spending remains solid, exports are recovering, and housing activity appears to be stabilizing.

07/14/2026

🌳 That tree or shrub next to your house isn't just landscaping — it could be a slow-motion problem.
Roots chase moisture, and foundations create the perfect target: shade, cool soil, and water pooling at the base. Over time, growing roots can wedge into existing cracks and widen them. Shrubs planted too close cause damage too, trapping moisture against the wall and breaking down mortar and waterproofing.
🔍 Warning signs to watch for:
Cracks in walls, doors/windows sticking, uneven floors, or roots breaking the surface near your house.
📏 Rule of thumb:
🌲 Trees — plant as far away as their mature height
🌿 Shrubs — keep at least 2–3 ft of clearance
Already got greenery too close to your home? Don't panic, but don't ignore it. A quick inspection now can save you a major repair later.

07/10/2026

🏡 Term of the Week: Chattels vs. Fixtures
One of the most common questions during a real estate transaction is: "Does that stay with the house?"
The answer depends on whether the item is considered a chattel or a fixture.
Generally:
✔️ Fixtures are permanently attached to the home and stay with the property.
✔️ Chattels are movable items and go with the seller—unless they're specifically included in the Agreement of Purchase and Sale.
To avoid confusion (and last-minute surprises), always make sure everything that's included or excluded is clearly written into the offer.
Have you ever wondered if a TV mount, a fridge, or even a backyard shed stays with the home? Let us know in the comments! 👇

07/06/2026

Sales increased nearly 10% year-over-year in June while new listings fell 13%, signaling a tightening housing market. The average home price was $1,058,658—down 3.9% from last year—but showing signs of stabilization, with stronger buyer competition and gradual price growth expected in the second half of 2026.