Armed with an arsenal of websites detailing everything from area crime to health risks, home hunters can now easily find the truth behind dubious ads.
House hunting – Landlords, you can’t hide from the Internet continued...


May 28th, 2010 · No Comments · Articles about The Julie Kinnear Team, Toronto Press
Armed with an arsenal of websites detailing everything from area crime to health risks, home hunters can now easily find the truth behind dubious ads.
House hunting – Landlords, you can’t hide from the Internet continued...
April 7th, 2010 · 1 Comment · Done Deals

The premium location and lot size of this three-storey Edwardian were key elements that sparked an intense bidding war between a dozen buyers, agent and local resident Julie Kinnear says.
"It was a very unusually large lot for the neighbourhood," says Ms. Kinnear, who considers the property seven or eight feet wider than the average in the west-end community.
Done deals: Bloor and Parkside continued...
March 22nd, 2010 · No Comments · Done Deals

Multiple buyers were initially drawn to this two-storey house for its location in the established Teddington Park community, says agent Julie Kinnear.
"It didn’t need anything done," says Ms. Kinnear. "It was all in really good condition."
Done deals: Yonge and Lawrence continued...
March 18th, 2010 · No Comments · Article of the Week, Toronto Press, Toronto Real Estate News
Check out the ever popular latest edition of Kinnear’s Komments March 2010 – awesome client stories, Easter kolouring kontest for kids, and photos from Julie’s time at the Olympics too!
With the athletes
Just posted our latest newsletter Kinnear's Komments!! continued...
March 10th, 2010 · No Comments · Toronto Press, Toronto Real Estate News
Get your house working for you by building a granny flat or basement apartment.

With recent economic uncertainty and job losses, coupled with rising house prices in some parts of the country, it’s little wonder people are looking closer to home, or, more specifically, at their home, as a means to generate income. Turning a primary residence into a partial income property by adding a suite or basement apartment is a popular option for homeowners, but doing it right requires expert advice and a hefty investment.
Jen was quoted on MSN! Check out full article continued...
March 1st, 2010 · No Comments · Done Deals

To the delight of potential buyers, this 1,718-square-foot residence in Cabbagetown offers the charm of a heritage home, yet the conveniences of an urban dwelling, agent Julie Kinnear says.
“It’s definitely a user-friendly house,”
Dundas and Parliament continued...
March 1st, 2010 · No Comments · Done Deals

This renovated, two-bedroom house generated the most traffic among the properties listed for sale on the real-estate website of Julie Kinnear.
"It was very affordable for being detached and being two-storeys," says Ms. Kinnear. "There are a lot of semis and bungalows around it."
Done deals: Coxwell and Danforth continued...
February 27th, 2010 · No Comments · Toronto Press, Toronto Real Estate News

Julie was mentioned in REMonline.com
Julie Kinnear, a sales rep with Royal LePage in Toronto, also thinks of her vehicle as a mobile office. "A lot of our work is done in our cars, especially since we end up waiting between appointments and making calls or waiting in front of a house during an offer presentation. I spend on average between three to six hours per day in my vehicle." Julie Kinnear
Working on the road continued...
February 19th, 2010 · No Comments · Done Deals

This renovated 11/2 -storey home probably sold within a week because of its picturesque location and modern look, agent Julie Kinnear says.
First of all, the 1,358-square-foot house is nestled within an up-and-coming waterfront community, just steps from cool shops and cafés along Lake Shore Boulevard and Cliff Lumsden Park on Lake Ontario.
“You’re half a block from the lake … [so] you can walk outside and actually see the lake,” Ms. Kinnear says.
Done deals: Lake Shore and Islington continued...

February 8th, 2010 · No Comments · Toronto Press
Mark Carney, the Governor of the Bank of Canada, delivered a speech about the economic situation in Canada at Winnipeg Chamber of Commerce on 4th February. Let me sum up the key ideas.
BoC Announces ‘The Coming Thaw’ continued...
February 1st, 2010 · No Comments · Done Deals

This renovated three-storey duplex is located on a prime tree-lined street within steps of established schools and recreational facilities in the High Park community, and newer urban hot spots in the Junction.
"It’s good value for a detached residence south of Annette Street," agent Julie Kinnear says. "You’re still within walking distance to Bloor [Street], but also close to all those cool stores and independent places in the Junction."
Done deals: Keele and Annette continued...
January 22nd, 2010 · No Comments · Toronto Press, Toronto Real Estate News
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December 2nd, 2009 · No Comments · Articles about The Julie Kinnear Team
When I started working for the Julie Kinnear Team they would say in conversation with one another “eat that frog” or “that’s your green frog dude”. I thought I was working with a bunch of crazy people!!
Eat That Frog! continued...
November 26th, 2009 · No Comments · Toronto Press, Toronto Real Estate News
Check out our latest and greatest newsletter today! Chit chat and market info! Lots of pics too.
JKT Newsletter Nov 09 Posted continued...
November 17th, 2009 · No Comments · Done Deals

This updated semi-detached house was the object of desire for many bidders largely based on its location in Leslieville, says agent Julie Kinnear.
"It was a big feeding frenzy," she says. "That area is really hip and happening!
The 1,218-square-foot house is situated on a quiet, dead-end street, yet is still close to the attractions on major streets nearby, such as the Indian Bazaar on Gerrard Street, shops and restaurants on Queen Street, and big-box stores around Lake Shore Boulevard.
Done Deal: Coxwell and Gerrard continued...
November 17th, 2009 · No Comments · Done Deals

It didn’t take long for this century-old row house to get snatched up, based on its location on a desirable street in Seaton Village, says agent Julie Kinnear.
Not only is it within a short walk from Palmerston Avenue Public School – popular for its French-immersion program – but it is also steps from a park, recreational amenities and public transit. Heading south, there are restaurants, shops and cinemas on Bloor Street West.
Done Deal: Dupont and Bathurst continued...
October 7th, 2009 · No Comments · Toronto Press, Toronto Real Estate News
Our very own Julie Kinnear was quoted as an expert working in the Toronto Market
Megan O’Toole, National Post
Published: Tuesday, October 06, 2009
Homes throughout the Greater Toronto Area are worth more than they have been in decades, even as experts warn another crash might be on the horizon. In September, the average resale home price hit a record high of $406,877 as existing home sales shot up by 28% over last September – and the Toronto Real Estate Board forecasts the upward trend will hold in the coming months.
Home Prices Hit Record continued...
September 17th, 2009 · 1 Comment · Done Deals

This detached, two-storey house sold quickly mainly based on the wealth of nearby urban conveniences and natural surroundings.
The previous owner – like many neighbours – was a long-time resident on the short street, which is close to local eateries, businesses and live theatre along Bloor Street West, as well as nearly 400 acres of parkland.
[The street] only has a dozen or so homes. They rarely come up for sale because of their … fabulous setting and location.
Done deals: Bloor and Runnymede continued...
September 14th, 2009 · No Comments · Done Deals

This 2-1/2-storey Victorian in South Riverdale presented a good balance of traditional and contemporary elements that struck a chord with many buyers, agent Julie Kinnear says.
“It’s a detached [house] … for the price of what semis go for,” she says. “It meant that it was a wider lot, so you get a bigger yard and parking at the back.”
"It had a more modern interior so that was kind of cool too."
Done deals: Broadview and Dundas continued...
August 18th, 2009 · No Comments · Done Deals

This modest 1½-storey residence drew big crowds looking for an affordable property in a prime area of Roncesvalles Village close to schools, local shops and parks as well as friendly neighbours, agent Julie Kinnear says.
“It’s a detached [house] … for the price of what semis go for,” she says. “It meant that it was a wider lot, so you get a bigger yard and parking at the back.”
Done deals: Queen and Lansdowne continued...