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We are pleased to announce the recent addition of Marjon van Oort, Sales Representative as the newest member of the Hearth & Home family. Marjon van Oort

Marjon brings with her wealth of experience in the real estate field as well as 30  year tenure in the financial industry, a true win- win combination in



Calvin Lindberg - 2008 CREA President

Cal Lindberg

The President of The Canadian Real Estate Association, Cal Lindberg, explains why the Canadian real estate market will not follow the trends in the United States, and why there will not be a major decline in the value of Canadian homes. Click below for streaming


We at Hearth & Home Realty are thrilled to announce the recent appointment of CAROL FRANKO, Broker. Carol has joined us in our downtown Burlington location, she is a real joy to have in the office, her experience and wisdom will greatly contribute to all clients and friends of HEARTH & HOME


Unit sales remain strong in Burlington

As we conclude the first half of 2008, the Burlington area real estate market is still showing customer confidence and enthusiasm, adding 350 unit sales in the month of June, this brings the monthly average year-to-date to 298 units sold per month or a total of


Burlington unit sales showed a volume of 1438 units sold as of May 31, 2008, at an average sale price of $351,756, averaging 97% of the asking price, while remaining on the market for a period of 43 days.

Comparing this volume with same period last year, unit sales were 1567 representing an 8.97%


Burlington, Ontario ranks number 8 in Canada for best places to live, 3rd in Ontario and 1st in the Greater Toronto Area.  To see the full article, Click here...

Source: MoneySense Magazine: May


January 1, 2008 to March 31, 2008 Statistics

Burlington Sales: 719 units, at an average price of $348,015. Remaining on the market for an average of 45 days.

Hamilton Sales: 1,136 units, at an average price of $192,431. Remaining on the market for an average of 50 days.

Ancaster Sales: 111