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Tara Neal McNally Making Dreams Come True! Helping YOU Sell and Buy Real Estate in the Greater Toronto Area.

09/27/2026

South of Lake Shore Blvd W for UNDER $1M!!!

📍 51 Thirty Sixth St., Long Branch, South Etobicoke

With an improved price, this is a rare opportunity to own a charming bungalow on a 25 x 136 ft lot just steps from Lake Ontario in Long Branch, one of South Etobicoke’s most sought after lake-side neighbourhoods.

From the driveway of 51 Thirty Sixth St, take a short walk straight down the street to launch your kayak, paddle board or canoe, or use the public boat launch at Marie Curtis Park for larger water craft!

Inside, the home features a bright open-concept living and dining area, a kitchen with a gas range, wall oven, and walk-out to a large backyard, and two spacious bedrooms filled with natural light. The main floor 4-piece bathroom includes ceiling heat lamps, offering soothing warmth and subtle light therapy for a relaxing start or end to the day. The basement continues the home’s relaxed, bohemian-chic vibe with an open layout, clawfoot tub, and cedar-lined closets—creating a unique and comfortable retreat.

This property offers incredible flexibility:
• Move in and enjoy as is
• Renovate to suit your vision
• Add a second storey
• Explore the potential for a garden suite

Step outside and you're just a 2-minute walk to the waterfront trail connecting to Marie Curtis Park and Etobicoke Creek. Enjoy kayaking, cycling, sunsets by the lake, and easy access to Long Branch GO Station, TTC, downtown Toronto, Pearson Airport, Mississauga, Sherway Gardens, and fantastic local restaurants. A truly special home offering lakeside lifestyle with city convenience.

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06/27/2026

Buyers connect fastest with homes that feel inviting, open, and ready for their own story to begin. 🏡

When a seller embraces staging, every detail is about helping buyers imagine their day-to-day in the space. Neutral colours on the walls, clean surfaces, and bright lighting set a calm, welcoming tone. Each room gets a clear purpose, so it’s easy to see how life could unfold, from cozy evenings in the living room to prepping meals in a bright kitchen. ✨

Decluttering personal items and keeping décor simple creates room for buyers’ imagination. The goal isn’t to make the home feel empty, but to strike a balance: enough warmth and flow to invite, with enough openness for buyers to mentally “move in” right away. Even small updates, like freshening up entryways or adding fresh flowers, send a message that the home is cared for and truly move-in ready.

Would staging help you picture yourself living in a space, or do you prefer to see a home as-is? Share your thoughts below!

Rising sales and shrinking listings are quietly tipping the scales for buyers and sellers in Toronto. 🏡With more people ...
06/25/2026

Rising sales and shrinking listings are quietly tipping the scales for buyers and sellers in Toronto. 🏡

With more people making moves and fewer homes hitting the market, buyers are noticing stiffer competition and less time to hesitate, even as prices remain lower than last year and borrowing has become a bit more manageable. The days of endless choice and aggressive price cuts are fading, which means acting decisively on well-priced properties is becoming the smart play. 📉

Sellers, meanwhile, are starting to see a return of negotiating power, especially if their listing stands out for location or value. Still, the reality is that most owners can’t expect yesterday’s peak prices; a well-priced home gets attention, while unrealistic expectations can still leave a property sitting. For those moving up or down, selling first or leveraging flexible mortgage options can make all the difference in a market that’s finding its balance. 🏠

Are you noticing this shift in your own search or sale? Share what you’re seeing in the comments. 👇

06/22/2026

A smart indoor layout sets the stage for effortless summer entertaining. 🪴

When you plan how guests will move through your space, the entire experience feels more relaxed, from the first hello at the door to catching up around the kitchen island. Start by clearing main living areas and decluttering transition zones so everyone can move easily. 🛋️

Decide early on your hosting style: a long table creates a communal dinner vibe, while clusters of chairs and side tables invite laid-back chats. Set up a self-serve drink station and a landing spot for dishes so your kitchen stays tidy, and use quality disposables to keep cleanup stress-free. Lighting matters, too, a few soft lamps or string lights transform the mood and guide guests from room to room. ✨

Welcoming touches, like a tidy bathroom and clearly marked recycling bins, mean guests feel at home and you get to enjoy more moments with them.

How do you set up your space to make guests feel comfortable? Share your favourite trick below!

06/16/2026
06/10/2026

A tighter GTA market means every offer counts, here’s what’s driving the change. 📊

Home sales in the Greater Toronto Area jumped +6.3% in May, even as new listings dropped by -18.9%. Fewer listings have turned up the heat for buyers, creating more competition, especially in some neighbourhoods. Despite the average price landing at $1,069,700, down -4.6% year-over-year, prices edged up slightly compared to last month. 📉🏠

Buyers are moving quickly when properties hit the market, and inventory is trending lower. Sellers still have room to negotiate, but these conditions may be shifting as demand strengthens. The landscape could see more price growth in 2027 as affordability improves and new policies like Bill 98 help add supply. 🌱

Are you seeing the effects of tighter inventory where you’re searching or selling? Tell me what you’ve noticed!

Choosing to downsize is about clarity, not compromise. ✨It’s more than trading square footage, downsizing is a conscious...
06/03/2026

Choosing to downsize is about clarity, not compromise. ✨

It’s more than trading square footage, downsizing is a conscious decision to prioritize what truly matters and let go of what doesn’t. This shift isn’t just about the number of rooms, but about aligning your space with your current needs and future goals.

Each intentional choice, from what you keep to where you land, reflects your values and how you want to live moving forward. Simplifying can actually make room for more of what you love, whether that’s lower upkeep, a better location, or simply more peace of mind. 🏡

Have you ever made a move that helped you focus on what really matters? Share your thoughts below!

Remembering when I GC'd my own home...Questions? DM any time
05/19/2026

Remembering when I GC'd my own home...

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