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Asim Mohamed, REALTOR - CENTURY 21 Percy Fulton Ltd. Greater Toronto Area Real Estate Services Want an agent who'll really listen to what you want in a home? Give me a call!

I am a Greater Toronto Area real estate agent providing home buyers and sellers with professional, responsive and attentive real estate services. Need an agent who knows how to effectively market your home so it sells? I'm eager to help and would love to talk to you.

🍂 Happy Thanksgiving!This time of year always gives us a chance to slow down, spend time with the people who matter most...
10/12/2026

🍂 Happy Thanksgiving!

This time of year always gives us a chance to slow down, spend time with the people who matter most, and appreciate the little things we can sometimes take for granted.

I’m grateful for the family, friends, clients and community who continue to be part of my journey. It’s a privilege to help people with something as personal as finding a place to call home, and I never take that trust for granted.

Wishing you and your loved ones a Thanksgiving filled with good food, good conversation and time together.

Happy Thanksgiving! 🧡

What does everyday family living look like when the home is designed with everyone in mind?Just Listed | 📍 2472 Eglinton...
10/08/2026

What does everyday family living look like when the home is designed with everyone in mind?

Just Listed | 📍 2472 Eglinton Ave E, TH26, Scarborough
3 Bedrooms | 4 Bathrooms
Offered at $659,999

Welcome to an established condo-townhome community where thoughtful space, practical features and everyday convenience come together.

This 3-bedroom, 4-bathroom home offers a multi-level layout with room for everyone to have their own space. The primary bedroom features his-and-her closets and a 4-piece ensuite, while the second bedroom offers similar proportions, his-and-her closets and a semi-ensuite. The third bedroom is spacious as well, giving the family plenty of flexibility as needs change.

The main level brings everyone together with inviting living and dining areas, a functional kitchen with a dedicated breakfast area, and a cozy fireplace.

Downstairs, the finished lower level adds even more flexibility for a recreation room, home office, playroom or media space, along with a second fireplace. Direct access to the two owned underground parking spaces makes those everyday trips with groceries and essentials a little easier.

And then there’s the community itself. An on-site daycare centre, underground visitor parking, plus access to an indoor pool, fitness centre, squash courts, party rooms and more.

Close to shopping, restaurants, parks, schools and everyday essentials, with convenient access to the Kennedy Transit Hub, TTC Subway, Line 5 Eglinton Crosstown, GO Transit, and the Scarborough Busway.

A home that gives everyone a little more room to live, gather and grow.

Asim Mohamed, REALTORÂŽ
Century 21 Percy Fulton Ltd., Brokerage
📞416.899.2993
📧 [email protected]

🍂 The Little Things Outside That Are Easy to Overlook.Your yard.You might notice the shrubs have gotten a little too big...
10/01/2026

🍂 The Little Things Outside That Are Easy to Overlook.

Your yard.

You might notice the shrubs have gotten a little too big, the garden beds are looking tired, or there are leaves and branches collecting in places you haven’t paid much attention to.

It happens. Summer gets busy.

But if selling your home is something you’ve been thinking about, this is actually a good time to start looking at those little things.

A weekend here and there can take care of a lot:

🍂 Rake up the leaves and clear out the garden beds
🌿 Cut back anything that’s gotten out of hand
🌱 Give the lawn a good cleanup
✂️ Trim the shrubs and remove dead growth
🏡 Clean out the eavestroughs and make sure the downspouts are clear
💧 Put away the hoses and get the outdoor faucets ready for colder weather
🔧 Have a look at the fence, steps, walkway and outdoor lights

None of this sounds like a big deal.

Until you decide you want to sell.

Then suddenly you're looking at the whole house thinking, “Okay, where do I even start?”

That’s why I think it makes sense to start early if a move is somewhere in your plans.

You have time to spread things out, figure out what actually needs to be done and avoid trying to tackle everything right before putting the house on the market.

And the yard matters.

So take a walk around this weekend. You may find a few things that are worth taking care of now instead of leaving them for later.

A little attention now can mean a lot less to worry about when you're ready to make your move.

One day, you realize you’re ready for something different.Maybe you’ve spent years renting. You’ve made the space comfor...
09/21/2026

One day, you realize you’re ready for something different.

Maybe you’ve spent years renting. You’ve made the space comfortable, added your own touches, and created memories there.

But somewhere along the way, you started thinking…

What if this was mine?

Homeownership isn’t just about finding the right mortgage rate or getting the keys to a front door. It’s about having a place you can truly call your own.

A place where you can make changes without asking for permission. A place that grows and changes with you. A place where the decisions you make today can become part of your future.

Of course, buying a home is a big decision, and it’s not something you have to figure out on your own.

If you’ve been wondering whether homeownership could be the right next step for you, let’s start with a conversation.

Sometimes, the first step toward owning a home is simply asking, “Could I?”

Asim Mohamed, REALTORÂŽ
Century 21 Percy Fulton Ltd., Brokerage
📞416.899.2993
📧 [email protected]
🌐 www.asimmohamed.com

Have you ever looked around your home and thought, “This just doesn’t work for me anymore”?Maybe the house itself isn’t ...
09/16/2026

Have you ever looked around your home and thought, “This just doesn’t work for me anymore”?

Maybe the house itself isn’t the problem.

You might just need to declutter the space, change up the décor, or rethink how you’re using certain rooms. Sometimes, a few thoughtful changes can make your home feel completely different.

But what if you’ve tried that… and it still doesn’t feel right?

That’s when it may be worth asking a different question:

Is my home still the right fit for the way I live today?

You could be craving more space, thinking about downsizing, or simply realizing that your priorities have changed.

You don’t have to make a decision right away. Start by understanding what your options look like, including what your current home could sell for and what’s available for your next move.

If you’re feeling like your home no longer fits, let’s talk about what might be possible.

Asim Mohamed, REALTORÂŽ
Century 21 Percy Fulton Ltd., Brokerage
📞416.899.2993
📧 [email protected]
🌐 www.asimmohamed.com

One of the things I always encourage buyers to think about is what a neighbourhood feels like at different times of the ...
09/11/2026

One of the things I always encourage buyers to think about is what a neighbourhood feels like at different times of the day.

And if you’re considering a home near a school, that can be especially important.

Living close to a school can have some real advantages.

For families, the convenience can be hard to beat. Shorter walks to school, less time spent in the car, and having parks and community spaces nearby can make everyday life a little easier.

But there’s another side to consider.

School drop-off and pick-up can mean more traffic on the streets at certain times of the day. There may be more pedestrians, noise, and activity during school hours and after-school programs. Parking can also become more challenging during those busy periods.

And while being near a school may be attractive to some future buyers, it shouldn't be the only factor you consider when deciding whether a home is right for you.

My advice?

If you’re seriously considering a home near a school, visit the neighbourhood more than once. Take a drive through during the morning drop-off, come back around pick-up time, and see how it feels in the evening or on a weekend.

Because buying a home isn't just about the house itself.

It's about understanding what everyday life will look like once you live there.

If you're looking at homes in the Greater Toronto Area and want to talk through the neighbourhood factors that could matter before making a decision, I'm always happy to have that conversation.

Asim Mohamed, REALTORÂŽ
Century 21 Percy Fulton Ltd., Brokerage
📞416.899.2993
📧 [email protected]
🌐 www.asimmohamed.com

Toronto & GTA August 2026 Sales Stats.The August market continued to move at a measured pace, with home sales remaining ...
09/09/2026

Toronto & GTA August 2026 Sales Stats.

The August market continued to move at a measured pace, with home sales remaining relatively close to last year. Fewer homes came to market, continuing a trend we've been seeing throughout much of the year compared to last year.

In August, 5,057 homes were sold across the Greater Toronto Area, down 2.1% compared to August 2025. New listings were also down 14.1%, while active listings declined 11.3% year-over-year.

Today's market continues to reward preparation and strategy. Buyers are taking the time to compare properties, negotiate where appropriate, and focused on long-term value.

For sellers, fewer homes coming to market doesn’t mean pricing becomes less important. Buyers are still doing their homework, comparing recent sales with competing listings, and paying close attention to value. Pricing strategically and presenting your home well remain important.

As we move into the fall market, buyers and sellers continue to have opportunities to make thoughtful decisions.

If you're curious about what's happening in your neighbourhood, wondering what your home may be worth in today's market, I’d be happy to share what I’m seeing and have a conversation about your next steps.

Asim Mohamed, REALTORÂŽ
Century 21 Percy Fulton Ltd., Brokerage
📞416.899.2993
📧 [email protected]
🌐 www.asimmohamed.com

There’s something nice about Labour Day.It’s that moment at the end of summer when we slow down for a day, spend a littl...
09/07/2026

There’s something nice about Labour Day.

It’s that moment at the end of summer when we slow down for a day, spend a little more time with family and friends, and take a bit of a breather.

It’s easy to take all of that hard work for granted, but today is a good reminder to recognize the people who show up and put in the work every day - whether that’s in an office, on a job site, behind the wheel, in a classroom, or right at home.

The early mornings, long days, dedication, and countless contributions that keep our families, businesses, and communities moving forward.

So, wherever this long weekend finds you, I hope you get a chance to slow down, enjoy the people around you, and make the most of these final days of summer.

Wishing you and your family a Happy Labour Day.

Enjoy the long weekend!

The storm has passed. Now what?After a major storm, the first few minutes can feel overwhelming.You’re looking at fallen...
09/03/2026

The storm has passed. Now what?

After a major storm, the first few minutes can feel overwhelming.

You’re looking at fallen branches, damaged shingles, broken windows, water where it shouldn’t be, and suddenly you’re trying to figure out what needs to happen next.

If your home has been damaged by a storm, start with these important steps.

First, make sure everyone is safe.

Stay away from downed power lines, standing water, damaged structures, and anything that could pose a danger. If the property isn’t safe, leave and contact the appropriate emergency services.

Then, document everything.

Take photos and videos of the damage before cleaning up or making repairs, as long as it’s safe to do so. Capture the bigger picture as well as close-up details.

Contact your insurance company.

Report the damage as soon as you can and ask about the claims process, required documentation, and what emergency repairs you’re permitted to make.

Prevent further damage where possible.

If it’s safe, take reasonable temporary measures to protect your home - such as covering a broken window or damaged area. Keep receipts for materials, emergency services, and temporary accommodations.

Be careful when hiring contractors.

Storms can create a sudden demand for repairs. Take your time when possible, get estimates, verify credentials, and be cautious about anyone pressuring you to make an immediate decision.

And keep your records organized.

Photos, videos, insurance correspondence, estimates, invoices, and receipts can all become important as you work through the recovery process.

Most importantly, don’t feel like you have to figure everything out at once.

Focus on safety first. Document what happened. Contact the right professionals. Then take the next step.

Storm damage can be stressful, but having a plan can help make the aftermath a little easier to navigate.

Sometimes, a move starts long before the boxes are packed.It might begin with a simple thought…“Maybe we need more space...
08/19/2026

Sometimes, a move starts long before the boxes are packed.

It might begin with a simple thought…

“Maybe we need more space.”

Maybe a new job is taking you somewhere else. Maybe you’ve been thinking about downsizing. Or maybe you’ve simply reached a point where you’re ready for a fresh start.

Whatever the reason, moving isn’t just about buying or selling a house.

It’s about what comes next.

And that’s where having the right guidance can make a difference.

Every move has its own story, its own priorities, and its own challenges. My role is to understand where you are today, where you want to go, and help you build a plan to get there - one step at a time.

If buying or selling has been on your mind, even if you’re not quite ready yet, let’s have a conversation.

Sometimes, the first step toward your next chapter is simply knowing what your options are.

Let’s connect and talk about what your next move could look like.

Asim Mohamed, REALTORÂŽ
Century 21 Percy Fulton Ltd., Brokerage
📞 416.899.2993
📧 [email protected]
🌐 www.asimmohamed.com

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