Jennifer Laing - Real Estate

09/24/2026

🏡 JUST LISTED | Oshawa
💰 $670,000

Welcome to this spacious 3-level backsplit on the Oshawa/Whitby border!

🛏️ 4 bedrooms | 2 bathrooms
🎬 Lower-level rec room with 3-piece bathroom
✨ Freshly painted throughout
🏠 Brand-new carpet on upper & lower levels
🏡 Hardwood flooring in the living/dining areas
🚙 4-car parking with no sidewalk
🌳 Mature, established neighbourhood

A solid brick home with a versatile layout that offers plenty of space for the whole family!

📍 412 Waverly St N, Oshawa

📩 Message me for more details or to book your private showing!

09/22/2026

Coming soon!! Stay tuned 👀

06/20/2024

💥‼️Opportunity‼️💥

Cozy, detached bungalow in sought after McLaughlin neighborhood! First time offered! This lovingly maintained family home features 2 main floor bedrooms, living room, Sunroom, and large dining room that opens to sun-filled kitchen; perfect for gatherings. Dining room was converted from 2 additional....

05/01/2024

A great opportunity to enter the market! 🏡🔑

Opportunity knocks! Charming starter home conveniently located near Oshawa Centre, with easy access to public transit, schools, shopping and many other amenities! This detached 1.5 storey boasts 3 bedrooms and a fenced yard, perfect for a growing family. Spacious living area combined with dining roo...

02/21/2024

Canada’s inflation rate dips to 2.9%, potentially influencing interest rates. Read more below!

Canadian Inflation Falls to 2.9% in January, Boosting Rate Cut Prospects The Consumer Price Index (CPI) rose 2.9% year-over-year in January, down sharply from December’s 3.4% reading. The most significant contributor to the deceleration was a 4% decline in y/y gasoline prices, compared to a 1.4% r...

02/07/2024

Such a beautiful day outside! February who?! ☀️

Here’s January’s market watch for the GTA 📊

01/25/2024

You may have heard the news today… 📣

🏠 Today, the Bank of Canada announced the maintenance of the policy rate. What does this mean for our real estate market? 📈

Buyer confidence may lead to more market activity (which we have seen in the past couple of weeks!) … While some might wait for rates to drop, history suggests lower rates can coincide with higher prices.

So, as a buyer, the question arises: would you rather a lower rate with a higher purchase price or higher rate with a lower purchase price? 🤔

If you prefer lower prices, then it may be best to start getting your pre-approvals sooner…

If you prefer lower rates, then you may have more time to think… but our inventory will have to keep up with the buyer demand to avoid the crazy bidding wars and extreme price increases that may come with this option 😵

If you have no idea, let’s chat! 😅