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Kitchener Waterloo Real Estate news

Kitchener Waterloo Real Estate news

Here are some articles about Kitchener Waterloo Real Estate that were posted on our other blog this week. An excerpt of each article is included.  Click the title to read the full blog. Google moves offices from Waterloo to Kitchener’s Tannery Big news for downtown Kitchener: Google is moving it’s offices from Waterloo’s Tech Town [...]

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Two Waterloo Region Apartment Buildings Sell For $45+ million

(…and we have many clients looking to buy big Kitchener Waterloo apartment buildings – contact us today if you have one!) Two Waterloo Region Apartment Buildings Sell For $45+ million… …$46,710,000 to be exact Killam Properties has announced the purchase of 225 recently built residential units in Cambridge, in two river front apartment buildings. This [...]

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How profitable can investing in Kitchener Waterloo Real Estate be?

I just got this email from a client, who bought his first real estate investment property in 2008. He now owns 4 rental properties in Kitchener Waterloo, including student rentals, single family homes, and a future development site (currently rented). Hi Ben, I hope this message finds you and Sarah well and enjoying married life. [...]

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Centre Block to bring $95 million development to Kitchener downtown

Exciting news this week about a new development in downtown Kitchener, on the Centre Block land that the city has acquired over the past 10 years at a cost of about $13 million.  From The Record: During a closed-door meeting councillors gave their final authorization to staff for an agreement between the City of Kitchener [...]

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What to put in an offer when you’re buying investment real estate

A friend of mine asked me this morning what clauses we usually put in an offer, when we’re helping our clients buy and sell an investment property in Ontario.  While every purchase and sale will have unique features demanding custom clauses – often a few Schedules worth of them – most of the time, we [...]

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