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Incorporating Natural Wood - A Top Interior Design Trend

When it comes down to it, you should decorate your home in a way that makes you feel comfortable, calm and happy. However, if you’re looking for some inspiration, natural wood tones are popping up more and more as people work hard to create a home environment that helps block out modern day stresses.


As a trusted Oakville realtor for more than a decade, Sue Heddle Homes has seen many home design trends come and go.  While natural wood is certainly not new, the next few years may welcome back this neutral option with open arms and see it make a serious comeback in both traditional and modern Oakville area residences. 

Adding Natural Wood Tones to Your Space

Natural wood is classified as a classic design trend, which means it’s very versatile and can be brought into almost any space or paired with any taste. In addition, it’s also easy to mix and match natural wood furniture, although it’s best to stay with three or four wood finishes to avoid looking to muddled. 


Neutral Tones and Colour Palette


Whether you choose to add natural wood with flooring or with furniture, the final result will bring in soft neutral tones that bring any space together and make it feel connected to nature. 


Even those who typically opt for a minimalist décor will appreciate what even a small amount of natural wood can do when it comes to adding dimension without overpowering a streamlined space. For those looking to make small changes, natural wood is ideal for adding more depth to what you already have in your home by adding some subtle sophistication.


Creating Comfort


Another wonderful benefit of adding natural wood to a space is its ability to increase comfort. Natural wood shines when it comes to creating a warm and cozy atmosphere that feels personal but also stylish enough to impress your guests. 


It can offer a bit of a rustic feel if that’s the style you’re after, but it can also add warmth and brightness to minimalistic rooms looking for something to elevate the final look. It really does have the power to create a sophisticated, yet vintage feel all at the same time. No matter your taste, natural wood can do a lot for your home. 

Find the Right Home for Your Family with Sue Heddle Homes

An experienced realtor will help you find a home that meets your needs. Oakville realtor Sue Heddle has the local knowledge and expertise to help you make the most of the current market and navigate the real estate process by making it as stress free as possible. Whether you’re looking for your forever home or want to downsize, you can trust our team to support all of your needs. Contact us or give us a call at 416-906-7998 to learn more about our award winning process.

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Just as with many financial transactions, buying a house comes with its own process, terminology and regulations that can feel daunting to those making the purchase. This is just one area where a qualified real estate agent can be a huge help, as they will offer guidance and advice on what to expect, as well as what you’ll need in order to complete the transaction. Before you even start to seriously look for your next home, take the time to find the right Oakville realtor that will understand your needs and make the buying process easier for you.



So, if you’ve found the home you want to buy, it’s time to get down to the financial details. Let’s take a closer look at what a deposit and a down payment entails, as it relates to purchasing a home.

When Do You Need a Deposit?

A deposit required for a real estate purchase is an amount of money included with a purchase contract as a sign of good faith. In legal terms, it is the consideration that binds you to the contract. Depending on where the transaction is taking place, a deposit can be as little as a few hundred dollars or as high as five percent of the purchase price.  It is usually given within 24 hours of your offer being accepted. 


When you make an offer to purchase a property, a certified cheque or bank draft is required and will be held by your real estate brokerage while negotiations are finalized. If your offer is accepted, the deposit is then placed “in trust” until just before your mortgage closes. The final step involves having the deposit transferred to your lawyer’s trust account and then the deposit amount becomes included in your down payment.


If the negotiations aren’t successful and a deal is not reached, the deposit will be returned to you. However, if you come to an agreement, and then back out of it, your deposit is forfeited to the seller.  

When Do You Need a Down Payment? 

Your down payment is paid on closing day and is the money you’ve been able to save or access in order to buy a home. Most home buyers will require a mortgage, so your mortgage amount will be the difference between the purchase price and your down payment.


The minimum down payment in Canada depends on the purchase price of the home you want to buy. If the purchase price is less than $500,000, the minimum down payment is 5%. If the purchase price is between $500,000 and $999,999, the minimum down payment is 5% of the first $500,000, and 10% of any amount over $500,000. If you make a down payment of less than 20 percent, your mortgage will be considered high-ratio and you’ll be required to pay mortgage insurance premiums.  

Buy Your Next Home With Sue Heddle Homes 

Are you ready to find your next home? Contact Sue Heddle Homes to find out more about how we can help you. With more than 10 years of experience as a top Oakville realtor, we help clients find the home they want using top negotiation skills. Our dedication to our clients means that your real estate experience will be less stressful and more enjoyable. Call (416) 906-7998 today and let’s chat!

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Sue Heddle Contributes to CBC News Article On Current Rental Market

With almost 15 years experience in real estate in Oakville, Burlington, Mississauga and all across the GTA, Sue Heddle has seen her fair share of ups and downs. In addition to buying and selling homes, Sue has assisted many clients lease out their properties as well. And while bidding wars have been typically reserved for those purchasing property, the recent spike in the demand for rental homes has resulted in the leasing market mirroring the frantic pace of GTA housing sales.


Sue Heddle was recently asked to contribute to a CBC News article that addresses the bidding wars happening for those looking to rent a house. 


Read the full article here.


Listen to the discussion on AM 640.


Watch her Global News interview.

Get The Most Out of Real Estate Transactions With Sue Heddle Homes

The changes in the state of the rental market are just another reason why you need a professional, experienced realtor on your side. Renting, purchasing or selling a home can be stressful, but with Sue's help you'll receive guidance and support every step of the way. 


If you have a rental property and are looking for tenants, contact us. Not only can we help you get the best price, but we'll also:

  • take professional photos for your rental listing.
  • take care of scheduling and managing all showings.
  • market your property to our wide network, increasing the chances of finding a great tenant.
  • handle paperwork and negotiations that can be time consuming and overwhelming.

Thinking this might be the year to move or make a housing change? Contact Sue Heddle Homes. With many years of proven success and an unparalleled commitment to our clients, we're ready to help you and your family find the right home for your needs.

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5 Signs it's Time to Move to a Bigger House

Whether you chose a newer home or a home in a more matureneighbourhood, when you bought your current home, you did so based on it having features you love and enough space inside and out to accommodate your family and your lifestyle. However, over time, things change.


Undoubtedly, there will most likely come a time when you start to feel like moving to a bigger home in Oakville or Halton is the next logical step. If you’re still not sure and want more information before you take the leap, Sue Heddle Homes is sharing five signs that it’s time to buy a bigger house.


1. A Growing Family.


New baby on the way? Whether it’s the need for a nursery or you have aging parents or other family members moving into your home, adding more people generally means you’ll need more space. When there are more people in a home, you’ll need space for more stuff and you’ll certainly notice a bigger demand on bathroom space. Expanding families are one of the most popular reasons to move to a bigger home.


2. Desire To Change Neighbourhoods Or Schools.


If you bought your first home in Oakville, Milton or Burlington you may not have been familiar with all the neighbourhoods, but wanted to get into the market so you bought a home that worked with your budget. Now that you know more about your community, it’s time to upgrade your living by choosing a neighbourhood or community that better suits your lifestyle, preferences, and needs. If you have kids about to start school, now can be a great time to upgrade and get into the school zone you want. 


3. Increased Income.


More money in the bank is another great reason to invest in a bigger house. Whether you’re after a larger yard with a pool or more living space for your family, increased income will allow you to be a little more selective about the home you buy. Take the time to consider what you wish were different about your existing home, and make a list of priorities. Working with a professional Oakville real estate agent can really help you create a wish list that will ensure you find a larger home that meets all your needs.


4. Your Current Home No Longer Supports Your Lifestyle.


From hobbies that need more space, to starting a business to welcoming visiting friends and family on a regular basis, if your happiness at home is limited due to your house being too small, it might be time to do something about it. 


5. Is Renovating Really The Best Option?


If you’ve already been thinking about renovation, you really have become aware that your current house may no longer be working for you. Depending on the condition and layout of your current home, undertaking a renovation to create more space can actually be more costly than selling and moving to a larger existing house. In addition, when it comes to a renovation, you also have to think about either living in a construction zone or finding temporary accommodation while the work in being done. Doesn’t sound like something you want to deal with? You efforts may be better used going real estate shopping instead.

Buy A Home In Oakville With Sue Heddle Homes

Sue Heddle Homes knows how important the purchase of a new home is. With more than a decade of experience as a top Oakville realtor, working with Sue means that you’ll get expert advice and knowledge that can make all the difference when it comes to finding your next dream home. And when you find your next home? Sue Heddle Homes can also help you sell your current property quickly as all listings get free home staging and are marketed using effective online tools. Ready to start touring new homes and attending open houses? Create your new home wish list and then contact Sue Heddle Homes at 416-906-7998 to get started.

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Top House Hunting Mistakes

House hunting can be a very exciting time, but it can also be a stressful time – especially if you're completely unprepared!  When you decide you are ready to start touring homes, make sure you start the process with a plan in hand.  By taking the time to get organized before you start, you will save yourself time and money and make the process much more enjoyable.


So, let’s take a look at what NOT to do!


1.     Not having your financing in order.

 

How can you really know what price you can afford without being pre-approved for a mortgage?  Sellers may actually be scared away by your offer without pre-approval as they will assume you aren’t really a serious contender. There were some big changes to mortgages recently, so be sure you know where you stand before you start shopping for your next home.


2.     House hunting on your own.

 

If you are serious about buying a house, you should be working with a professional real estate agent. An Oakville realtor like Sue Heddle will be able to monitor new listings, price changes and other market information that can help you find the house you want. We'll also decipher any listing nuances, help you prepare an offer and negotiate the best price.


3.     Be short sighted.

 

While it does happen, the chance of you finding the perfect house that has everything on your wish list is not likely.  Focus on your top priorities and be willing to look at the bigger picture. If the house fills most of your criteria, it is worth taking a long and hard look at the property and determining if it will work for your needs.


4.     Ignore the home.

 

Love the neighbourhood and the décor inside? Don’t let that fool you!  Remember that you are buying the structure on the property and unless you take the time to really inspect it, you might miss some obvious signs that things aren’t what they seem. Take your time and look at the windows, how the flooring is installed, if closet doors open properly and the paint job. 

House Hunting Can Be Enjoyable With Sue Heddle Homes 

With just a few simple steps, house hunting can become an enjoyable experience.  The right realtor can take a lot of the stress and confusion out of the process, so don’t be afraid to reach out to a local real estate agent in your area.  Sue Heddle Homes, an experienced Oakville realtor, has been supporting clients in the Oakville, Mississauga and Burlington area for more than 10 years and would be pleased to help you find your next home.  Contact us to find out how we can help.

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New Program Offers Canadians up to $5,000 for Energy-Saving Home Upgrades

Announced in late May, the government of Canada has launched a new program that offers Canadians grants of up to $5,000 for completing energy-saving home upgrades. From upgrading heaters, to installing solar panels or replacing drafty windows and doors, the program aims to help keep our air clean and our environment healthy. 


Worth about $2.6 billion over seven years, the grants will help approximately 700,000 homeowners lower their bills and keep houses warmer during our cold winter months. If you’re interested in accessing these funds and improving the efficiency of your Oakville area home, keep reading for more information on how the program works. 

How Do I Access the Canada Greener Homes Grant? 

For those home owners who are keen to get started right away, here are some details on how to participate in the Greener Homes Grant initiative.

  • Visit the program website to learn more.
  • Register and book your pre-retrofit evaluation with a certified adviser.
  • An adviser will visit your home and determine which energy-saving measures would qualify for reimbursement.
  • If you choose to proceed, you can then hire a licensed contractor to complete the retrofits. 
  • After the completed work passes an inspection, homeowners will be reimbursed.

If you want to register for the grant by phone or if you need any assistance or advice, you can call 1-833-674-8282. 

Helping You Make the Most of Your Oakville Home 

With more than a decade of experience, top Oakville realtor Sue Heddle knows how to help you make the most of your home! Whether you’re looking to find a larger home for your family or want to downsize, our team is ready to help. In addition to your real estate needs, be sure to check our blog regularly for helpful tips on home maintenance and renovation, real estate and community news. If you’re thinking of buying or selling this year, contact us at 416-906-7998 and let us help you find success.

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Interior Design Trends Going Away In 2021

Many people made the decision to focus on their space in 2020 as a result of spending so much time at home. Whether you worked with a top Oakville realtor like Sue Heddle Homes to find a new home or decided to undertake renovations, home owners were focused on finding an aesthetic and a layout that was as functional and as comfortable as possible. 


There was a bit of an anything goes approach to home design in 2020 as we faced so much uncertainty and change. As such, some of the trends that made their mark over the last few years are predicted to not make the transition into 2021.  

4 Trends That Won’t Make It Through 2021 

While you should always choose design elements that speak to you and that make you love your space, if you’re looking for inspiration for 2021 design projects, keep reading to learn more about what you may want to consider.


1 - Open Floor Plans.


The pandemic certainly changed the way people used their homes. As such, open concept spaces became less desirable as it was no longer a great fit to have your living room, playroom and kitchen all openly connected. The lack of function and privacy was challenging for many, open concept just isn’t as attractive as it used to be.


In 2021, there will be a larger demand for more distinct rooms with doors, windows, and more flexibility to be able to create private and quiet spaces.


2 - Minimalism


The focus and the increased time spent at home means that spaces need to be much more layered and people want to make use of every inch they have. Leaving spaces designed with a minimalistic feel just isn’t feasible anymore. It’s pretty impossible to have everything put away and leave nothing out when everyone is home more than ever before!


In 2021, watch for spaces that expertly combine old and new, with a focus on matte finishes that support more comfortable and flexible spaces that could be used for multiple purposes.


3 - Neutrals


Since design is about reflecting personalities and the way we want to feel, 2021 will bring out more colour, more visual interest, and more playful designs. People are looking for positive spaces, and to feel joy and happiness when at home, so watch for the addition of bold décor pieces and a renewed interest in colourful art. This upcoming year will see vibrant, expressive colours be the more popular choice and past popular grey tones will take a back seat.


4 - Dark Colours


Along with the exit of too many neutrals, it’s also time to say goodbye to dark colours. Dark colours close in a space too much, especially during this time when people are looking for more of a relaxed vibe. With many people continuing to work remotely in 2021, dark colours are too limiting unless you plan on investing in expert lighting to go along with it. 


Find Your 2021 Home with Sue Heddle Homes

 

The year 2020 really made everyone re-evaluate what they want in a home, whether that be layout or location. If you’re ready to make a move in 2021 and find a home that works better for your needs, contact Sue Heddle Homes. Sue has been helping people find the perfect home for their family for more than a decade and has extensive knowledge when it comes to real estate in Oakville and the surrounding areas, including rural farm properties.


When you work with Sue and her team, you’ll get the expertise, knowledge and a level of customer service that will make your experience as stress free as possible. If you have any questions or would like to talk about your real estate needs, give us a call today at (416) 906-7998.

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Located in Alton Village, a family friendly neighbourhood in Burlington, this new condo development offers a modern, contemporary design paired with a convenient location. Developed by Adi Developments, these units are a great choice for first time buyers, investors and for those looking to downsize.



Want to learn more about these highly anticipated units? Contact Sue Heddle Homes at 416-906-7998. We can help you navigate the options and help you fnd the right unit for your needs.

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https://freehomestaging.ca/assets/uploads/blog/20200810134931_039_ID772531..jpgThe impact of COVID-19 is still influencing the way we complete real estate transactions, but it is no longer causing a negative impact when it comes to the vibrancy of the current market. July was a record-breaking month for real estate sales across the GTA. Not even a nearly 17 per cent price spike in Toronto prices seemed to stop homebuyers from making offers.


Sue Heddle Homes certainly noticed the uptick in market activity and ended the month of July as the top realtor in the Century 21 Miller Real Estate Ltd. brokerage. Sales activity was very strong for the first full month of summer! With buyers continuing to compete for homes as they are being sold faster than new listings are added, we don’t see a slowdown happening any time soon.


Now Is The Time To List Your Oakville Area Home


Sue Heddle Homes is well prepared to work with you to sell your home. Our expertise in digital tools for more than a decade means you’ll know you have an experienced agent who can maximize your listing online during the time when your online presence matters more than ever before. From free home staging and virtual staging, to a true 3D virtual tour and professional listing photos, you can count on us to help you get what you want from your home sale.


The global pandemic has resulted in homebuyers putting off summer travel and the market is now playing catch-up with many people’s housing plans being a top priority before we head into fall. Spending time in lockdown for several months allowed buyers to really narrow their focus, do research and confirm what they want. They are now ready to move quickly and buy the home they’ve envisioned.


As we move into the final weeks of summer, don’t wait to get your home on the market. Buyers have recognized that travel is no longer a part of their plans for the foreseeable future and are looking to buy a home they can turn into their own local oasis. And they don’t want to wait!


Let Sue Heddle Homes Help You Navigate The Current Market


We know real estate transactions look different than they did before and that can feel overwhelming. Thankfully, Sue Heddle has what it takes to help you buy or sell your home while keeping everyone safe, informed and prepared. We can help buyers find their ideal home in a busy market or help sellers get top price for their home while making the process as stress free as possible. Whatever your needs, look to Sue Heddle Homes for a professional and positive experience. Give us a call at (416) 906-7998 and let’s talk!

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Most of Ontario has now entered Stage 3 of the COVID-19 re-opening plan, with the final few regions likely following shortly. This next phase brings several changes, one of which is the ability to host gatherings of up to 50 people. As larger groups are now allowed, Oakville realtors prepare to host Open Houses once again.


It’s important to note that although Open Houses are now possible, they will still look different from Open House events we knew before the global pandemic. Signs displaying health precautions, hand sanitizer, and masks will be a part of any Open House for the foreseeable future and realtors will be required to manage capacity and enforce social distancing.


Safely Buy Or Sell A Home During COVID-19


As an experienced Oakville realtor, Sue Heddle knows how to navigate the current market and help her clients find success. From hosting safe Open Houses to supporting their wish for virtual tools to maximize their marketing potential, Sue Heddle Homes can help.


As we move into conducting real estate transactions in Stage 3, it’s important to still function as safely as possible. Whether you choose to have or attend an Open House or schedule individual showings, here are some ways that Sue Heddle Homes will prioritize the health and safety of everyone involved:


  • All listings will include a 3D virtual tour so that potential buyers can get a true sense of the property for sale. Not only will this entice more buyers, but by getting an in depth view of the home, you’ll be able to feel confident that those that do come to view your home are vested and motivated to buy.
  • As always, we’ll continue to use online tools like BrokerBay and DocuSign to make the process as easy as possible and to reduce the need for in person meetings and extra contact.
  • We’ll continue to provide hand sanitizer and enforce that masks be worn whether at an individual showing or at an Open House.
  • In addition, we’ll ensure lights are on and doors are open before potential buyers enter the home, reducing contact points.
  • Buyers will be advised ahead of time about any questionnaires or waivers relating to symptoms and exposure to COVID-19.
 

Trust Top Oakville Realtor Sue Heddle Homes


Sue Heddle’s years of experience will help you get the results you want. In addition to her award winning service, her deep commitment to making the buying and selling process as comfortable as possible during COVID-19 will put clients at ease. We know the real estate market may not be what you’re used to, but not to worry. We’ll handle all the details and can answer any questions you have. To get started with a free home evaluation or to learn more about buying a home this year, we invite you to contact us.

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Top Oakville realtor Sue Heddle has been experiencing the busiest summer market of her 12 year career! The housing market has definitively picked up speed after being slowed considerably due to the COVID-19 outbreak.


While some people are actively buying and selling homes in Oakville and throughout the Halton area, others are taking this time to upgrade their space since we’ll all be spending more time at home this summer.


The warm temperatures and the hot summer sun make it easy to wish for a pool in your backyard. Even if you have the space to accommodate a pool, is it really something you’re prepared to invest in? Adding a pool to your home will certainly add to your short-term enjoyment (as long as you’re prepared to handle the added yearly costs), but will it help you sell your home further down the road?

What Buyers May Think When They See A Pool

Swimming laps and watching your kids play water games in the comfort of your own backyard can be very appealing, but you can’t forget about the actual realities that come with owning a pool. And when it comes time to sell your home, prospective buyers may only be able to see increased liability and maintenance costs, especially if they haven’t owned a pool before.


Don’t be too concerned though, there will always be buyers who consider an in-ground pool a bonus, while for others it’s considered a deal breaker. If you’re wondering whether or not adding a pool will help increase your home value, here are some factors that need to be considered.


  • Will adding a pool remove all green space from your yard?
  • Do you have enough space to add a pool and still keep room for a sitting area?
  • Do you have the funds to properly maintain the pool each month so that it remains in good condition?
  • Are pools common in your neighbourhood and in your city or town?


It’s important to understand your monthly and yearly maintenance costs so that you can be sure you’ll be able to keep the pool in good condition. Even those home buyers who are interested in having a pool will be turned off by one that’s been poorly maintained and needs a lot of repair.


When it comes right down to it, understand that adding a pool may not provide a significant increase in the overall value of your home. However, it’s really only you that can truly decide how much a pool will add to your quality of life. 


Find The Right House For Your Needs With Sue Heddle Homes


Whether your family is looking for a home with a pool to help beat the heat this summer or you’re more interested in a home with an unfinished basement that you can transform into a home office, Sue Heddle Homes can help. Leave it to us to find your next ideal home or to help you list your home and sell it for top dollar. With an unparalleled commitment to our clients, you can count on us to expertly handle all your real estate needs. To learn more about the current market or to receive a free home evaluation, contact us.

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With years of experience helping people buy and sell suburban homes, Oakville realtor Sue Heddle also has knowledge and expertise when it comes to purchasing or selling a rural home or property. For many people, the thought of living away from a city with more space to enjoy can be quite appealing. However, if you’re thinking of buying a home in a rural area, there are plenty of things you need to consider first.


Rural real estate transactions include many factors you may not typically think about. Things like quality of roads or access to your property, productivity of the soil, utility access such as water and electricity as well as more modern considerations such as the reliability of high speed internet.


8 Questions To Ask When You’re Considering A Rural Real Estate Purchase


Regardless of where you are looking to buy, location matters. In rural purchases, you may not be looking for a walkability factor, but proximity to the nearest town, where dwellings are located on the property and what type of road the house is located on all factor in to the appeal of a rural location.


Specifically, here are 10 questions to ask when you’re thinking about purchasing a rural property.


1. Is the water safe to drink? Rural properties can draw water from private wells, which may be contaminated with minerals or even chemicals. Insist on a water test before making an offer.


2. Is there an adequate septic system? Houses constructed in rural areas are equipped with a leach field designed to collect sewage and water waste. The size of the system depends on the size of the house. However, if there has been any extensions or large renovations, be sure to get confirmation that the leach field was extended as well.  


3. Is the house located on a private road? If so, you may need to factor in thousands of dollars in expenses each year to handle your share of plowing, maintenance and paving.


4. How often do you lose power and for how long? Rural areas are often the last to be restored if a power line goes down. If being without power for days could be a reality, be sure to factor in the cost of a back-up generator into your overall costs of buying a new home.


5. What will accessibility be like in the winter? With our cold and snowy Canadian winters, make sure that surrounding roads will be safe to drive on and plowed regularly.


6. Where are the boundary lines? If the properties you’re looking at will have several acres or more, it can be tough to tell where your property starts and ends. Ask when a proper survey has last been completed and if you aren’t satisfied with what’s available, have a property surveyed completed before you buy to avoid future disputes.


7. What are restrictions and zoning ordinances? Before you buy, find out what you are and aren’t allowed to do and whether the property is deemed A1, A2 or greenspace.


8. Will there be any items included with the sale? If so, a detailed list needs to be a part of the real estate contract. Items may include things like gates, portable sheds, fence posts, or miscellaneous equipment.


Finding A Realtor Experienced In Rural Real Estate Transactions


With so many nuances and unique information that can be involved in a rural real estate transaction, you need an experienced realtor on your side to help you get the results you want. Sue Heddle Homes can take all your needs into consideration and help you navigate a successful purchase or sale. To find out more about our award winning client services, contact us. We’d be happy to speak with you to discuss your next move.

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