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It goes without saying that top athletes have the ability to purchase awe-inspiring homes, but they also tend to put fun, quirky spins on their homes that set them apart from your run-of-the-mill mansion. Check out some of the coolest now!

The Coolest Athlete Homes Athletes are known for having some of the most extravagant and expensive homes on the market. Here are some of the best...

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We can all agree that Paris is the most romantic city in the world, but these Canadian cities may not be far behind! Here are the twenty most romantic cities in Canada according to a study by Amazon.

Spa day in your bathroom. Kids running the schedule. Neighbors over for a potluck. The best staycations start with a home you actually want to be in. If yours doesn't quite feel that way yet, send me a message and let's talk!

In today's blog, we discuss some of the pros and cons to selling your home to an iBuyer.

What You Can Gain — Or Lose — Selling Your Home to an iBuyer An iBuyer can help you to sell your house quickly by skipping some of the hassles of having a home on the market and letting you set your own timeline. But selling to an iBuyer — a real estate company that uses tech to buy and resell houses — isn’t for everyone.

Backyard campfire. Breakfast for dinner. A movie marathon in your own bed. Summer doesn't need a passport! And if you're dreaming of a new home that feels like a getaway every day, I'd love to help you find it.

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Flights booked out? Schedules clashing? Sometimes the best summer happens right where you are. A staycation isn't settling; it's choosing rest on your own terms. Sleep in, slow down, and actually enjoy your space this summer.

Property Brothers Advice.

Property Brothers Drew and Jonathan Scott break down the No. 1 thing you should do before house h... If you want to make a good decision, you need to leave emotion out of the equation.