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Gary Fraga Real Estate 🏡 Helping you buy, sell & invest with confidence! Passionate about real estate & committed to great service.

Married with three amazing boys, I value trust, family & community. When I’m not helping clients, I’m giving back or playing pool.

10/09/2026

Green flag or red flag, listing photos edition. 🚩✅ Four things the photos tell you before you ever book a showing: every room shot wide, no kitchen or bathroom photos, a floor plan included, and bright daytime photos at a normal angle. 📸

Send me a listing you’re not sure about and I’ll tell you what I see.

🏡 **NEW FOR LEASE IN MISSISSAUGA!** 💰 **$2,300/Month — All Utilities Included**Looking for an updated, move-in-ready sp...
10/06/2026

🏡 **NEW FOR LEASE IN MISSISSAUGA!**
💰 **$2,300/Month — All Utilities Included**

Looking for an updated, move-in-ready space with the convenience of having all your utilities included?

This beautifully updated 1+1 bedroom basement apartment features an open-concept living and dining area, upgraded kitchen with stainless steel appliances and breakfast bar, gas fireplace, 3-piece bathroom, laminate flooring throughout, ensuite laundry and plenty of extra storage.

It also includes one parking space on the driveway and is conveniently located close to public transit, parks, schools, community centres, shopping and everyday amenities.

🔑 Vacant and available immediately!

Interested in taking a look? Send me a message for more information or to schedule a private showing.

10/06/2026

Should your offer be conditional or firm? Conditions protect you if financing or an inspection
falls through, while a firm offer can give you negotiating power in a competitive market. Which
one is right depends on your situation. 🏡

Not sure which fits yours? Message me and let’s talk it through.

10/02/2026

Round two of This or That — Homeowner Edition!

Kitchen or primary ensuite? Hardwood or carpet? Renovate, or move? A few quick, honest answers — plus a couple of just-for-fun questions to mix it up.

Now you know a little more about me. Pick one of these and let me know your answer in the comments — I always love reading them.

09/29/2026

You got the keys... so does that mean your relationship with your Realtor is over?

Not with me. For me, closing day isn't the end of the relationship — hopefully, it's just the beginning. Months, or even years, after someone buys or sells with me, I still want them to know they can reach out. Maybe you need a contractor, a mortgage professional, a lawyer. Maybe you have a question about the market, or you're thinking about renovating and want another opinion. Or maybe you're moving somewhere outside the GTA and need someone you can trust there.

If I can help, I will. And if I can't, I'll do my best to connect you with someone who can — because real estate is ultimately a relationship business, and I want my clients to know they can count on me long after the keys have changed hands.

What's one thing you wish your Realtor had helped you with after closing? I'd love to hear it.

09/25/2026

Here's something that surprises a lot of buyers — the highest offer doesn't always win.

When a seller receives multiple offers, price is obviously important, but it's not necessarily the only thing they're considering. One offer might have a higher price, another might have fewer conditions. There could be differences in the deposit, the closing date, financing conditions, or simply how much certainty each offer gives the seller.

Sometimes a seller decides that a slightly lower offer with better terms is actually the stronger offer. That's why negotiating a real estate deal isn't just about the number at the top of the page — it's about understanding what's important to the other side and putting together the strongest overall offer you comfortably can.

If you were the seller, would you take more money with more conditions, or a little less for more certainty? I'm curious what you'd choose.

Today, we remember Terry Fox. 🇨🇦❤️A young Canadian who set out with an extraordinary goal — not for himself, but for eve...
09/24/2026

Today, we remember Terry Fox. 🇨🇦❤️

A young Canadian who set out with an extraordinary goal — not for himself, but for everyone whose life had been touched by cancer.

Terry’s Marathon of Hope showed us what courage, determination, and selflessness can accomplish. More than 45 years later, his legacy continues to inspire Canadians and people around the world to keep moving forward and to believe that each of us can make a difference.

As Terry said, “Even if I don’t finish, we need others to continue.”

And we continue. ❤️

09/22/2026

Time for a little fun — Real Estate Edition of This or That!

Condo or house? Downtown or suburbs? Move-in ready or fixer-upper? I had to answer fast, no overthinking allowed, and it got interesting.

Now it's your turn: dream home, or dream neighbourhood? Tell me in the comments — I want to see where everyone lands on this one.

LinkedIn A quick, lighter one today — a rapid-fire "This or That" on real estate preferences (condo vs. house, downtown vs. suburbs, new construction vs. resale, and more).

It's a fun way to show a bit of personality alongside the market insight I usually share here — and it's also a good reminder that "the right home" is genuinely subjective. What works for one buyer is a dealbreaker for another, which is exactly why cookie-cutter advice doesn't serve clients well.

Dream home, or dream neighbourhood — which would you pick?

09/18/2026

You see the words "as is, where is" on a listing. Should you immediately walk away?

Not necessarily — but you definitely want to understand what you're agreeing to. Generally speaking, "as is, where is" means the seller is offering the property in its current condition and isn't making certain promises about its condition. That doesn't automatically mean there's something seriously wrong with the home.

It does mean buyers should do their due diligence and understand the specific terms of the agreement before moving forward — which could mean asking more questions, getting appropriate inspections where possible, and speaking with your lawyer about the agreement.

Those words aren't necessarily a reason to panic. They're a reason to slow down, understand what you're buying, and make an informed decision.

Would seeing "as is" on a listing make you nervous? Curious what others think.

09/15/2026

You know you need a lawyer when you buy or sell a home... but what are they actually doing?

Your real estate lawyer plays a really important role in getting you from an accepted agreement to a successful closing. On a purchase, they'll review title to the property, prepare the legal documents, deal with the transfer of funds, calculate applicable adjustments, and ultimately register the property in your name. On a sale, they help make sure the existing mortgage and other required amounts are dealt with and the transfer is properly completed.

There's quite a bit happening behind the scenes — which is why your Realtor and lawyer working together, and keeping everyone informed, is so important.

You may not see everything your lawyer is doing... but you'll definitely appreciate it when you get the keys.

Did you realize how much your real estate lawyer handles behind the scenes?

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1192 St Clair Avenue W
Toronto, ON
M6N0A6

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Tuesday 9am - 9pm
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Thursday 9am - 9pm
Friday 9am - 9pm
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