Brad Stevenett Real Estate

Brad Stevenett Real Estate Since 2005 serving the West GTA, Halton & the Greater Hamilton Area. Knowledgeable, prompt, profess

Let's face it, today's business of real estate is vastly different than years past. With so many realtors in the field, how does a homeowner distinguish good from great? My goal with my page is to give you great content, that you as the homeowner, buyer or investor will find helpful.

09/02/2026

šŸ‚ THIS FALLā€¦ THINK BRAD. THINK HBO. šŸ”

Not that HBO. šŸ˜‰

šŸ“ Hamilton
šŸ“ Burlington
šŸ“ Oakville
ā€¦and BEYOND!

The Fall Real Estate Lineup is here. šŸŽ¬

šŸ” Buying
šŸ” Selling
šŸ” Investing
šŸ” Downsizing
šŸ” Moving up
šŸ” Just wondering what your home is worth?

Whatever is next in your real estate story, Iā€™d love to be part of the cast.

THINK BRAD. THINK HBO.
Hamilton ā€¢ Burlington ā€¢ Oakville & Beyond

Brad Stevenett | Century 21
šŸ“² Your local real estate connection for 21+ years.

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09/02/2026

Expert Tips for Selling Your Home This Fall and Winter

08/31/2026

Burlington Average Home Price: $1.05M

08/30/2026

I've had the pleasure of working with Brad Stevenett on multiple transactions, and every experience...
Letā€™s connect and talk about the latest insights in the industry!

08/28/2026

Canadaā€™s Affordability Streak Hits 10 Quarters
After helping more than 500 families over the past 21 years, Iā€™ve seen firsthand how even the best-kept homes can have hidden safety issues. Three of the most common areas that often get overlooked? Water concerns, indoor air quality, and aging household systems. Minor leaks, clogged gutters, or cracks can quietly cause major headachesā€”think foundation trouble, electrical risks, pests, mold, and even damaged floors. I always encourage my clients to regularly check bathrooms, basements, kitchens, and windows for moisture, and to consider smart leak detectors near washers and water heaters. Air quality is another invisible challenge: dust, allergens, and mold can impact your comfort and wellbeing, so changing filters, cleaning vents, and ensuring good ventilation really pays off. Lastly, those older home systemsā€”routine checks and professional maintenance can help you avoid sudden, costly surprises. I believe a simple monthly and seasonal checklist is a small habit that goes a long way in protecting your home investment.

08/27/2026

Canada First-Time Buyer Playbook 2026
Navigating the path to homeownership as a first-time buyer in Canada can feel overwhelmingā€”especially when nearly 7 out of 10 Canadians believe the market isnā€™t on your side. Iā€™ve helped more than 500 families make this journey, and I always stress the importance of starting with honest expectations about sacrifices, goals, and the trade-offs youā€™ll face. Pre-approval is crucial; not only do minimum down payments increase as prices rise, but lenders may require even more based on your unique situation. Plus, your monthly affordability will depend on your income, current debts, insurance, closing costs, and ongoing upkeep expenses.

There are valuable savings tools to help: consider a first-home savings account (up to $8K per year, $40K total) and the tax-free retirement-plan withdrawal option thatā€™s available to buyers. On top of that, you might qualify for a $1,500 federal credit, new-home tax rebates, and support from provincial or local programs.

My advice? Stay grounded. Rely on local market data, set a firm bidding ceiling, and focus on your must-haves rather than nice-to-haves. And most importantly, surround yourself with trusted real estate and mortgage professionals to help you make informed choices. After 21 years in the field, I know that a well-prepared plan makes all the difference for first-time buyers.

Burlington Homes Now More Affordable at $1.05 MillionJuly 2026 brought a noticeable shift in Burlingtonā€™s real estate la...
08/26/2026

Burlington Homes Now More Affordable at $1.05 Million
July 2026 brought a noticeable shift in Burlingtonā€™s real estate landscape, with average home prices settling at $1.05Mā€”an 8.6% drop from June and 5.3% lower than July 2025. Sales volume followed suit, down 10.2% with 221 homes changing hands. While these numbers reflect a short-term adjustment, itā€™s important to keep the long view in mind: since 2016, prices have still climbed more than 53%. Over my 21 years as a realtor, Iā€™ve helped hundreds of families navigate markets just like thisā€”whether buying, selling, or relocating. In times of change, perspective and experience make all the difference.
https://www.housing-trends.com/agent-news/brad-stevenett/1911943-Burlington-Homes-Now-More-Affordable-at-%241.05-Million

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