Wednesday, April 22, 2026
Tuesday, April 21, 2026
House Sale Statistics for Aurora, Newmarket, for the last 60 days
Statistics for the period 20 February- 21 April 2026
In the last 60 days in Aurora, 87 properties were sold with
prices listed between $719,999 and $3,900,024,
having an average listing price of $1,295,802.
These properties were sold
for an average price of $1,265,131 having minimum price of $719,000 and a
maximum price of $3,500,000
In the same period in Newmarket, 100 properties were sold with
asking prices from $484,900 to $1,575,000. The average asking price was $1,017,087
The average sale price was
$992,117, with a minimum sale price of $380,000 and a maximum
sale price of $1,485,000
A Foreign King Down Your Land
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If you paid your house you paid taxes all your life. The taxes incrase, you are 95 years old. The government came and sell your property because you cannot pat your aleator increased taxes.
A Foreign King own your land Why?
Thousands of people were faced with this situation in Canada.
Why?
Check your documents you do not own your land . Your property title say you are on a fee simple. You do not own your land.
A fee is a grant.
A grant is permitting you to use the land of the king.
Fee Simple. Simple means withouth restrictions. The king can take that right away.
2 million people in Vancouver had this right taken away.
So Canada is not a sovereign country.
Monday, April 20, 2026
Tuesday, April 14, 2026
Walkability
Walkability is a measure of how safe, convenient, and enjoyable a neighborhood is for pedestrians, focusing on accessibility to daily amenities without relying on cars. High-walkability areas feature dense, mixed-use development, interconnected streets, and high-quality, safe pedestrian infrastructure, fostering, health, environmental, and economic benefits.
Key Components of Walkable Neighborhoods
- Destinations: Proximity to grocery stores, schools, workplaces, parks, and transit, usually within a 5-10 minute (400-800m) walk.
- Design: Safe, clean, and accessible sidewalks, good lighting, compact development, and streets designed for pedestrians rather than just vehicles.
- Density: Enough residents and businesses to support vibrant public spaces and frequent transit.
the elemental factors that make a neighbourhood walkable are:
A center: Walkable neighbourhoods have a center, whether it’s the main street or a public space.
People: Enough people for businesses to flourish and for public transit to run frequently.
Mixed-income, mixed-use: Affordable housing located near businesses.
Parks and public space: Plenty of public places to gather and play.
Pedestrian design: Buildings are close to the street and parking lots are relegated to the back.
Schools and workplaces: Close enough that most residents can walk from their homes.
Complete streets: Streets mostly designed for cyclists, pedestrians, and transit.
In Real Estate, There is a number called walk score.
The most desirable Walk Scores are between 70 and 100: 90-100 is considered a walker's paradise where residents do not need to own a car to run daily errands; 70-89 is considered very walkable and residents can complete most errands on foot.
According to Pedestrian First, 62% of Toronto residents are within a 1-kilometre walk of both education and healthcare, rating it above average in Canada. Toronto also ranks first in Canada for Transit Score, which measures frequency, type of transit (rail, bus, etc.)
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Friday, April 10, 2026
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