Kitec plumbing was installed in many Ontario homes between 1995 and 2007, and it has become a known risk for buyers, sellers and lenders. This guide explains how to identify Kitec, the issues it can cause, and what you need to know before purchasing or selling a home that contains it
Selling a condo in Kingston is different from selling a house. This guide explains when to list, who today’s condo buyers are, and how to prepare and price your unit in a slower market so you can move forward with confidence.
Buying a fixer-upper in Kingston can be a smart way to build value, but only if you know what to look for. Learn how to spot hidden issues, compare renovation costs, and choose the right Kingston neighbourhood before you buy.
Selling a family home is more than a real estate transaction. It’s a major life transition filled with memories and meaning. This Kingston-focused guide offers calm, practical steps to help families prepare, communicate clearly, and move forward together with confidence.
Kingston offers a balanced pace of life, with walkable neighbourhoods, access to healthcare, a thriving waterfront, and a strong sense of community. Whether downtown, in family-friendly suburbs, or in nearby rural villages, daily life here is comfortable, manageable, and connected to the water and surrounding landscape.
Buying your first home in the Kingston area is a big step. This clear, local guide explains what to expect, from condos to houses to rural living, so you can move forward confidently in the Kingston real estate market
Preparing your home for sale means balancing presentation, privacy, and security. Learn how to protect your space and impress buyers in Kingston.
Winter in Eastern Ontario doesn’t ease in, it hits fast. Here’s how to prepare your car, your tires, and yourself before the first storm so every trip home stays safe and predictable.
Selling in Kingston and the surrounding area means finding the right balance between price, preparation, and presentation. This updated 2025–26 guide outlines ten proven steps to help homeowners across Bayridge, Cataraqui Woods, Inner Harbour, and Frontenac get ready to list with confidence and attract serious buyers.
Selling your home is both a financial decision and a personal milestone. This Kingston-area handbook walks you through each step — preparation, marketing, timing, negotiation, and closing — with clear, practical advice from a REALTOR® who knows the local market. Whether you are upsizing, downsizing, or relocating, this guide helps you move forward with confidence.
Buying a home in Kingston & Area can feel overwhelming. This Home Buyers Guidebook walks you through every step, from pre-approval to closing day, with clear local insights. Whether it’s your first home or your next move, discover practical tips to buy with confidence.
More Than Just Unlocking Doors Working with a REALTOR® remains important in 2025, especially in Kingston and its surrounding communities. Buying or selling a home
In Kingston’s West End, homes under $600K are selling quickly while higher priced listings are seeing slower demand as the market shifts in 2025.
Bill Stevenson, REALTOR®, Century 21 Lanthorn Real Estate Ltd. — Helping Buyers Move In & Sellers Move On across Kingston, Frontenac, Leeds and Grenville, and Lennox and Addington. kingstonrealty.org
Bill Stevenson, REALTOR®, Century 21 Lanthorn Real Estate Ltd. — Helping Buyers Move In & Sellers Move On across Kingston, Frontenac, Leeds and Grenville, and Lennox and Addington. kingstonrealty.org
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