Carol Wrigley

Carol Wrigley Carol has 20 years of experience in the real estate market as a
Top Producing sales representative

She services the the Toronto Greater Area (GTA) specializing in sales and leases of residential detached single family homes, townhomes & condos. Specializing in mid town Toronto such as Leaside, Davisville, Lawrence Park.

If your clients are asking whether Toronto has finally turned a corner, the answer is still complicated: sales had been ...
09/04/2026

If your clients are asking whether Toronto has finally turned a corner, the answer is still complicated: sales had been improving, but renewed trade uncertainty could quickly affect confidence.

Toronto agents finally had a few reasons for optimism, including a Forest Hill home that drew three offers and sold for $23.5 million after a long stretch of weakness at the high end. But the mood changed quickly as Canada-U.S. trade tensions returned. For agents, the useful takeaway is less about p...

Getting pre-approved, setting a realistic budget, and leaving room for unexpected costs can make the home-buying process...
09/03/2026

Getting pre-approved, setting a realistic budget, and leaving room for unexpected costs can make the home-buying process much smoother.

Buying a home comes with plenty of decisions, and a little preparation goes a long way. This article covers common pitfalls like shopping before getting pre-approved, overlooking the full cost of ownership, skipping inspections, and stretching beyond your budget. Whether you're buying your first hom...

If you’ve wondered where Canada could find room for more housing, federally owned land is becoming a bigger part of the ...
09/01/2026

If you’ve wondered where Canada could find room for more housing, federally owned land is becoming a bigger part of the answer—and some sizable projects are already planned.

Canada’s push to build more housing on public land is getting more centralized. Build Canada Homes is absorbing Canada Lands Company’s real estate holdings and development expertise, bringing major sites in places like Toronto, Mississauga, St. Catharines and Winnipeg under the federal housing a...

Buyers around Toronto still have something that was hard to come by for years: choice, time to compare, and less pressur...
08/28/2026

Buyers around Toronto still have something that was hard to come by for years: choice, time to compare, and less pressure to rush into an offer.

If buying in the GTA has been on your mind, current conditions may give you more room to work with. Home prices have started moving lower again while inventory remains elevated, leaving buyers with more properties to compare and less of the urgency that defined Toronto real estate for years. That do...

CREA figures show home sales edged higher for a fourth consecutive month in July
08/27/2026

CREA figures show home sales edged higher for a fourth consecutive month in July

Canada’s housing market just reached an interesting milestone. Home prices increased in July for the first time since 2024, offering a welcome sign after an extended period of softer values. One monthly gain doesn’t mean every local market has turned around, and conditions can still look very di...

If getting around Toronto matters to you, this ruling is one to watch as the province and city continue to wrestle over ...
08/26/2026

If getting around Toronto matters to you, this ruling is one to watch as the province and city continue to wrestle over the future of major bike routes.

How Toronto’s streets are designed affects more than the morning commute—it shapes how neighborhoods function and how people get around them. An Ontario appeals court ruling has added another chapter to the ongoing dispute over Toronto bike lanes and the province’s efforts to remove them. It.....

Ontario’s new-home market is still fragile, but more proposed homes and warranty enrolments since March are giving the i...
08/25/2026

Ontario’s new-home market is still fragile, but more proposed homes and warranty enrolments since March are giving the industry a few reasons to feel cautiously optimistic.

Ontario’s new-home sector has been through a sharp slowdown, with warranty enrolments falling from more than 75,000 units in 2022 to 25,000 in 2025. Tarion says there are now some early positive signals, including increases in proposed homes and new warranty enrolments since March, although it cau...

If you’ve been waiting for Canada’s housing market to pick up again, home sales have now climbed for four months in a ro...
08/24/2026

If you’ve been waiting for Canada’s housing market to pick up again, home sales have now climbed for four months in a row.

Canada’s housing market continues to regain some momentum, with home sales climbing for the fourth month in a row. That’s an encouraging shift after a slower period, especially as the market moves toward more balanced conditions rather than another buying frenzy. Ontario has been an important pa...

If you’re getting ready to sell, this $20 million celebrity listing offers a surprisingly relatable lesson: an incredibl...
08/21/2026

If you’re getting ready to sell, this $20 million celebrity listing offers a surprisingly relatable lesson: an incredible home still has to meet the market on price.

Chris Pratt and Katherine Schwarzenegger are giving their Pacific Palisades mansion another shot at finding a buyer. The six-bedroom, 13,000-square-foot home is back on the market for $19.99 million, marking its fifth listing since it first debuted at $32 million in 2023. With amenities including a....

If you’re hoping to buy in Ontario, a $1-billion investment in the infrastructure needed for new housing could help more...
08/20/2026

If you’re hoping to buy in Ontario, a $1-billion investment in the infrastructure needed for new housing could help more communities make room for future homes.

If you’re hoping for more housing choices in Ontario, this is one development worth watching. The Ontario and Canadian governments have announced $1 billion for infrastructure that supports new housing, helping communities prepare for future residential growth. Building more homes takes more than ...

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