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If you are looking to buy, sell or rent a Toronto Home in you have come to the right place!
 
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The Lauretta Stewart Team has specialized in Toronto’s residential real estate market for 18 years. Lauretta Stewart, a Toronto Realtor, has consecutively achieved Royal LePage’s Chairman’s club award, An award given to the top 1% of Realtors nationwide. It is no secret her success is due to her hard work, passion and, of course, Lauretta’s fabulous personality. Lauretta thrives on making happy clients for life, having built her business from repeat customers and client referrals. Today the Lauretta Stewart Team has the knowledge, experience and desire to make you their next happy client for life.
 
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Decor Trends for 2012

Decor Trends

Are you ready to experiment with colour in your home?

Holiday Greetings

With just a few days until the holidays, I wanted to take a minute to thank you all for an incredible 2011. I’ve met many wonderful people and am blessed to have caring family and friends who support me both professionally and personally. I hope you have the same in your life.

Also, thank you for taking the time to stop by my blog. I hope you find it useful and I would love to hear from you regarding any questions/comments you have - all feedback is truly welcomed and appreciated.

On a closing note, take time this holiday season to enjoy time spent with friends and loved ones. At the risk of sounding cliche, I encourage you to revel in eating, drinking and being merry - have fun living in the moment and soaking up all that life has to offer.

Wishing you and yours a very Happy Holiday season filled with happiness and a joyous New Year.

All the best,

Lauretta

Getting a home evaluation

Are you thinking about selling your home? If so, one of the most important things you can do before listing your home is to get a proper home appraisal. This information is critical in the mortgage lending process as it can affect the amount of mortgage you can secure for your next home. If your home has a healthy appraisal value, you’re a much more appealing candidate for a mortgage.

The value of family

Ok folks, this is where I get a bit mushy. With Christmas on the horizon and family gatherings being planned, this time of year makes me reminisce about family memories and traditions. Family and friends are very important to me, and while we should be showing our loved ones how appreciative we are of them year-round, there’s just something about Christmas that brings out the love. On the flip side, I imagine that for some, Christmas events with the family can make you a bit nutty, but I’d like to take a non-Grinchy approach here and look at the bright side.

Being a realtor, I have the privilege of helping my clients find a home that’s perfect for them. A home that will be the backdrop to many a birthday party, Thanksgiving dinners or Friday family game nights. Your home plays a vital role in creating family memories and I love the fact that I can have even the teeniest bit of involvement in helping you find the perfect home where these memories take place.

Feeling festive? Let’s talk Christmas decorating

Can you believe that Christmas is less than a month away? We’ve been spoiled with all the mild weather we’ve been getting in November, which is perhaps why Christmas still feels like it’s pretty far off. But only 26 more shopping days left, my friends! With Christmas fast approaching, it’s also a great time to start thinking about both indoor and outdoor decorating (if that’s your thing, of course).

Over the years, I’ve come across many beautifully decorated homes, but there’s something about Christmas decor that conjures up feelings of coziness, warmth and family. Whether it’s a stunningly designed Christmas tree with colour-coordinated ornaments, lights and ribbons, or a kid-friendly tree with handmade ornaments from Christmases past, the possibilities are endless and you’re only limited by your imagination. If you’re looking to get inspired this year, I’ve compiled a few of my favourite ideas. Take a look:

Travel Spotlight: The beautiful island of St. Maarten

Now that the days are getting chillier and the arrival of snow is imminent over the next few months, perhaps you’re thinking of jetting off to warmer climates? Who doesn’t love a relaxing, Caribbean vacation to break up a long, Canadian winter? With that in mind, I wanted to do a travel spotlight this week on what I think is a great vacation spot, for both couples and families - the beautiful island of Sint Maarten/St. Martin.

Hosting the Perfect Holiday Party

With Christmas fast approaching, everyone’s schedules seem to get busier and busier come December, filled with holiday parties and dinners along with Christmas shopping and decorating duties. If it’s your turn to host a holiday party this year, I’ve gathered a few tips that will hopefully help everything run smoothly. So, let the planning begin!

If you’ve already got a date picked out, then of course, feel free to send off those invites (whether online or via snail mail). Since calendars are jam-packed around Christmas, it certainly doesn’t hurt to give as much notice as possible to your guests.

Moving from a house to a condo: What to expect

So, you’ve made the big decision to move from your house to a condo. If you’re downsizing, I imagine you’re looking forward to having less house (and perhaps less property) to maintain, but are still concerned about how you’ll adjust to your new space. For most people, moving to a condo from a house usually means less square footage, and with that in mind, it’s the perfect opportunity to evaluate your belongings and furnishings and perhaps do some purging.