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- Welcome to our Kitchener Waterloo real estate site, chock full of information and advice about Kitchener Waterloo real estate matters, compliments of Looey Tremblay, Kitchener-Waterloo Real Estate Broker and Michael Saunders, Kitchener-Waterloo Real Estate Sales Representative.
- Whether you are a long-time resident of Kitchener-Waterloo who is ready to move up or scale down; a first-time home buyer; an empty nester or real estate investor; or someone who is relocating to Kitchener-Waterloo, we would be more than pleased to earn your business. We are happy to answer any questions you may have specifically regarding the Kitchener-Waterloo real estate market or any general real estate inquiries you may have.
- Our practical experience and commitment to the Kitchener-Waterloo real estate market has resulted in tremendous real estate success for our buyers and sellers.
- If you're a newcomer to the Kitchener Waterloo real estate market, we invite you to discover Kitchener-Waterloo's small town atmosphere and take your pick of its charming communities!
- We realize that the Kitchener-Waterloo real estate market can be very challenging for buyers due to the mix of urban and rural real estate opportunities in a wide geographic area - from Lower Doon and Wyldwoods in the south; to Clair Hills and Columbia Forest in the west; to Lakeshore North in the north and Grand River South in the east; to the outlying communities of Conestogo, Winterbourne, West Montrose, Maryhill, Elmira, Heidelberg, St. Clements, Linwood, Hawkesville, Foxboro, St. Agatha, Petersburg, Roseville, New Hamburg, Baden, Wellesley, New Dundee and St. Jacobs.
- Put our valuable insight and experience to work for you when you are ready to buy or sell real estate in Kitchener-Waterloo.
- Whatever your needs, the neighbourhood communities in the Kitchener Waterloo real estate market offer a wealth of opportunities for newcomers and established residents alike.
- We are proud that Kitchener Waterloo is home to a vibrant collection of neighbourhoods that make up a very robust Kitchener Waterloo real estate market. All of these outstanding neighbourhoods have their own special appeal.
- The charming lofts in downtown Kitchener represent a very distinct aspect of Kitchener-Waterloo real estate.
- Historic homes in the Kitchener Waterloo real estate market include properties that have been converted to offices close to the downtown core.
- Properties in Old Westmount add a stately element to Kitchener Waterloo real estate.
- If you’re raising a family, think of Stanley Park or Lackner Woods, both considered superb family neighbourhoods in the Kitchener Waterloo real estate arena.
- Homes in Laurelwood and Westvale represent the new homes sector of the Kitchener Waterloo real estate market, while Clair Hills is a great choice for anyone interested in purchasing town homes in Kitchener Waterloo.
- If you’re searching for Kitchener Waterloo homes in mature, established neighbourhoods, Beechwood represents a great option.
- The upscale estates of Kiwanis Park set the standard for those wishing to purchase luxury Kitchener Waterloo real estate.
- Topping the list is the Hidden Valley area in Kitchener which reflects the most expensive area in the Kitchener Waterloo real estate market.
- This year’s (2009) Kitchener Waterloo real estate statistics reflect a still-buoyant housing market even in a recession. With so many rich and varied real estate options in the Kitchener Waterloo real estate market, choosing a capable and knowledgeable Kitchener Waterloo real estate agent is critical! Choose Michael Saunders and Looey Tremblay, experienced and exceptional Kitchener Waterloo real estate agents!
- Proudly representing the Kitchener Waterloo real estate community for almost 20 years, Michael Saunders and Looey Tremblay, Kitchener Waterloo real estate agents remain your best choice when buying or selling Kitchener Waterloo homes. Join our roster of satisfied clients ~ call us today! We can be reached, by pager, at 519-579-4110.
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- Homes in Kitchener Waterloo range from brand new through to heritage designated.
- The age of Kitchener Waterloo homes ranges from 1816 to present day.
- Indeed, the oldest Kitchener Waterloo home is the Schneider House, a restored museum located in the heart of Kitchener. Kitchener Waterloo real estate encompasses a diversified inventory of homes including many heritage homes.
- The community grew and the number of Kitchener Waterloo homes burgeoned from January 1854 (when Kitchener became a village), through to May 1870 when Kitchener became a town. However, the face of Kitchener-Waterloo real estate changed forever in 1912 when Kitchener became a city.
- Over the years, numerous celebrities and notable people have purchased Kitchener Waterloo homes, including Lennox Lewis, the retired boxer.
- Kitchener Waterloo real estate has changed and shifted over the course of time, always with one constant – the Walper Terrace Hotel. In the shifting marketplace of Kitchener Waterloo real estate, this old dowager has stood the test of time!
- This historic, Kitchener real estate landmark is especially dear to Looey as his parents lived there in the 1940's!
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