Every so often, a buyer says something that seems perfectly reasonable: "Can we ask them to include the couch?" This one of those situations where buyers and sellers often value the exact same piece of furniture very differently and it can create big problems during negotiations.

If you're looking for a community that offers modern homes, larger lots, and a peaceful lifestyle just minutes from Winnipeg, Oak Bluff West is an excellent place to call home.

Last year, we talked about what homeowners should do if they completed renovations without getting permits. If that situation applies to you, there’s an important program you should know about: Winnipeg’s Permit Amnesty Program. The problem is that un-permitted work doesn’t simply disappear when a home is sold.

One of the biggest reality checks for Winnipeg buyers? Property taxes. A lot of people focus on the mortgage payment and completely ignore the taxes — until they realize the “perfect” house comes with hundreds more in monthly costs. Here’s what you actually need to know.

Selling your condo in Winnipeg can feel a bit different than selling a house. There are some unique steps to navigate, but with the right preparation, the process can be smooth and stress-free. Here’s what you need to know before putting your condo on the market.

When you're living in your home, there’s a lot you don’t think twice about, furniture, electronics, clothes, and all the little things that make your space yours. Here’s one simple detail that can make a big difference: take a walkthrough video of your home for insurance purposes.

Buying a condo is exciting, but it comes with a slightly different to-do list than a house. There’s a bit of paperwork up front, but once that’s sorted, condo living can be refreshingly low maintenance. Here’s what you should focus on after buying a condo.

Possession day is exciting, but it can also feel a bit overwhelming. You’ve got keys in hand, boxes everywhere, and a long to-do list running through your head. The good news? There are only a few important things you really need to focus on right away.

Here is your 2025 recap and 2026 forecast from Marc Rouire, a Mortgage Professional with the Castle Mortgage Group.

It’s vacation time, and in the frantic prep, we all forget a few key things to make sure your house is ready. Here is a checklist to make the process as simple as possible

As winter approaches, everyone in Winnipeg starts thinking about hiring snow removal services, it’s a task that I dread, and I know many others do too. With the first snowfall of the, I wanted to help answer one of the biggest questions: how much does snow removal cost?

If your home’s feeling a bit dusty or your furnace seems to be running non-stop, it might be time to check your filter. It’s a small task that can make a big difference in how efficiently your furnace runs, especially through a long Winnipeg winter.

Wondering what snow clearing you’re responsible for as a Winnipeg homeowner? Learn the rules for sidewalks, driveways, back lanes, and fines under Winnipeg’s snow removal bylaws.

Whether you're tackling a large project like finishing your basement or a smaller upgrade like adding pot lights, there's one important step that often gets overlooked: permits. Here’s what to do if you didn’t get permits for your home renovations.

If you’ve noticed your concrete steps starting to sink or crack, you’re not alone. It’s a common problem in older Winnipeg homes, and if you’re seeing uneven steps or large gaps beginning to form, it’s time to act.

Here is a cost comparison of Movers in Winnipeg.

Realtor Phil Gear highlights that winter home inspections in Winnipeg can be tricky due to things like snow covered roofs but having a good inspector can help buyers see how well a home will hold up in the cold.

If you're thinking of selling your home in the fall market, Phil Gear's got some incredible tips and tricks on how to prepare your home.

Realtor Scott Moore gives a timeline on the steps to prepare for your move.

Realtor Stephanie Baron shares home staging mistakes to avoid when prepping for you for sale.