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Urgent memo for ALL Ontario business owners

Important memo for ALL Ontario business owners. Whether its small business, home based, online, etc.... YOUR voices are what is missing in today's media. Make sure you are the one telling your story on this powerful new platform. NO cost to you. Get signed up for the upcoming sessions and let the world hear about you via my #1 ranked podcast show. Invite link is here.

Ontario Luxury Homes Podcast Tours

Welcome back to Ontario Luxury Homes Podcast Tours, the podcast where we dive into the world’s most jaw-dropping properties and the stories behind them. Today, we’re stepping into a custom-built masterpiece that’s redefining what it means to live in style. Picture this: a sprawling estate set on a pristine 2.24-acre double lot, where every detail screams sophistication and comfort. Let’s take a closer look.Does YOUR property deserve to be featured on the #1 result for "real estate podcast show" on Google? If so, reach out and let's add your story here. 

Project History Podcast: Episode 1

Welcome to Project History Podcast.The stories behind the people, places and properties in our city have always fascinated me. Meeting with so many of you over the 25 years has given me more stories to share than anyone could imagine.Join me for a trip back in time to one of Toronto's most historic neighbourhoods. This podcast series is where I get to meet with some of the most amazing homeowners across Toronto GTA and surrounding areas. Sit back and enjoy the show. If you are interested in being part of this series, reach out and leave me a message. 

Solds of the Week Podcast (Week 14 of 2025)

Are you ready for another $10M week? Yes, it happened. Some BIG sales happened this week. Some might be near you. Be sure you are signed up for the VIP alerts so you don't miss a beat. 

NeighbourhoodNews.ca March 2025 Recap

The latest stats are in! With the first 3 months of 2025 in the rear view, its a good time to get a sense of how things are going in YOUR postal code area. After all, that is all that matters. Sign up now at www.NeighbourhoodNews.ca. 

The Power of Podcasting in Real Estate Marketing

For homeowners considering selling their property, understanding current media trends—like the rising popularity of podcasts—can be a game-changer in effectively marketing their home. Podcasts now reach 53% of Americans aged 18 and older each month, marking the first time monthly consumption has surpassed the majority of U.S. adults. This shift is critical for homeowners to grasp because it highlights a powerful platform to connect with potential buyers, especially among key demographics.The medium resonates strongly with adults aged 18-54 and multicultural audiences, which are often prime home-buying groups. Notably, 62% of Asian-Americans and 57% of LGBTQ+ individuals engage with podcasts monthly, according to The Podcast Landscape—reliable insights that homeowners can leverage to target diverse buyer pools. Meanwhile, women and those over 55 represent the fastest-growing listener segments. With 58% of non-listeners being 55+, sellers appealing to older buyers should note this untapped potential, as the age profile of podcast audiences has shifted slightly older since 2023.Why does this matter for selling a home? Podcasting’s evolving landscape offers unique opportunities to stand out. While Joe Rogan remains a top name, five new podcasts have broken into this year’s Top 20 Favorite Podcasts, many fueled by YouTube, where 52% of listeners discover new shows (second only to personal recommendations at 56%). Homeowners across the globe can now tap into this trend by collaborating with the #1 ranked "real estate podcast show" on Google, Apple, Spotify to showcase their property to engaged audiences. Additionally, non-listeners are warming to podcasts’ benefits, which could expand their reach further. Interest in “discussions on topics of interest” jumped 13 points year-over-year, “learning about new hobbies” rose 12 points, and “programs tied to TV or movies” gained 8 points. Savvy sellers can capitalize on this by aligning their marketing with these interests—think a podcast episode about home improvement, local lifestyle, or real estate trends—making their listing more discoverable and appealing. In a competitive market, knowing how to reach buyers where they’re already listening is a vital edge.To add your property to this exclusive database, click here Add Your Listing | RealEstatePodcastShow.com

Podcast Tour of Homes: The Danforth, Beach and Riverdale

Join me for a podcast tour of this very popular area of Toronto that includes the Danforth, The Beach and Riverdale area. Having started my investing journey here over 25 years ago, no one knows the stories behind these homes better. Tune in for some exclusive news and new listing updates. For the most detailed reports on the market, sign up here. 

Podcast Tour of Homes: Rosedale

Join me on an exclusive tour of Rosedale, one of Toronto's oldest and most prestigious neighborhoods. With nearly 25 years of experience, Paul shares insights into the area's rich history and showcases some of its most stunning properties, ranging from Victorian and Georgian mansions to modern homes.
This episode offers a glimpse into the hidden stories behind the neighborhood's homes, its evolution since the 1820s, and its significance as a symbol of Toronto's old money. From million-dollar estates to homes that transcend history and style, discover how a personalized tour can unlock real estate opportunities in this iconic locale.A brief intro in case you need one...Rosedale, one of Toronto’s oldest and most prestigious neighborhoods, began in the 1820s when Sheriff William Botsford Jarvis and his wife, Mary, settled on an estate north of the city, naming it "Rosedale" for the wild roses dotting its ravines. After the Jarvis family sold the land in 1864, it evolved into Toronto’s first "garden suburb," with South Rosedale developing in the late 19th century and North Rosedale following after a 1909 bridge linked the areas, attracting wealthy residents who built grand Victorian, Edwardian, and Georgian mansions. Nestled among three ravines, its winding streets and seclusion made it a haven for Canada’s elite, including figures like writer Morley Callaghan and modern luminaries like Gerry Schwartz, while landmarks like Chorley Park—once Ontario’s Government House (1915-1960)—added to its legacy before becoming a public park. Designated a Heritage Conservation District in the 2000s, Rosedale remains a symbol of Toronto’s "old money," blending historic charm with modern affluence.Here are just a few of the streets included on this tour:
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Mount Pleasant Rd, Moore Ave, Ottawa St, Standish Ave, Glen Rd, Whitehall Rd, Glen Rd, Shaftesbury Ave, Glenrose Ave, Rosedale Heights Dr, Heath St E, Garfield Ave, Harper Ave, Inglewood Dr, Rose Park Dr, Glen Elm Ave, Rosedale Heights Dr, Welland Ave, Cluny Dr, Roxborough Dr, Roxborough St E, Mckenzie Ave, Hawthorn Ave, Highland Cres, Douglas Dr, Rosedale Rd, Rose Park Dr, Roxborough Dr, Binscarth Rd, Maple Ave, Pine Hill Rd, Chestnut Park Rd, Roxborough Dr, Chestnut Park Rd, Beaumont Rd
 

Luxury Homes Podcast Stories: A $175M Megamansion!

A grand Los Angeles megamansion known as Casa Encantada, nearly 90 years old, has been relisted for $175 million, marking a $10 million increase from its previous price. This Bel-Air estate, once the most expensive in the U.S., boasts 60 rooms, including seven bedrooms and 20 bathrooms, situated on 8.4 acres with numerous amenities. Having been owned by notable figures like Conrad Hilton and setting price records in the past, it is currently among the priciest properties in Los Angeles, despite being located in a high fire hazard zone. The real estate agents highlight its historical significance and recent buyer interest.AI powered summary. Source: Mansion Global.

The PREMIER Luxury Real Estate Report in Canada

Join me as we explore RE/MAX Canada's latest report, 'Spotlight on Luxury Real Estate in Canada 2025', which delves into the dynamic trends and insights shaping the luxury property market across Canadian cities. This episode provides a high-level overview of the main themes identified by this extensive report.
Discover how the demand for luxury properties in suburban and recreational areas continues to rise, driven by shifts in lifestyle preferences and work arrangements. Learn about the persistent low inventory levels in key markets, and the impact this has on pricing, particularly in cities like Vancouver and Toronto.
The discussion also highlights potential challenges, including the effects of rising interest rates on luxury market dynamics. Join us as we explore these and other factors influencing the future of luxury real estate in Canada, and consider the broader implications for global markets.And remember to get your invite to the secret weapon that has helped many luxury home owners across Canada. Note: This is an AI Powered Podcast Episode.