50 YEARS AND COUNTING... CONGRATULATIONS REMO VALENTE! Remo Valente... the man, the myth, the LEGEND! Congratulations on your 50 year membership with WECAR. Here's to many, many more!!
VALENTE REAL ESTATE'S LAKESHORE OFFICE NOW OPEN! We are Growing! We are pleased to announce the opening of our second location in Tecumseh/Lakeshore! The new location located at 18 Amycroft Drive will allow us to accommodate our past, present and future clients. Realtors®, we will continue with our innovative technology & hands on training. Valente offers you the tools to help grow your business!
New Multi-Unit Residential Building Approved in Tecumseh The Town of Tecumseh has approved a new 97-unit, six-storey residential building for Tecumseh Road between the TD Canada Trust and Skyline Apartment buildings. The L-shaped apartment building will be tiered with a three storey height at the front and six storeys at the back. The project is being developed by Valente Development Corporation.
Business Excellence Awards - Entrepreneur of the Year CONGRATULATIONS to Peter Valente of Valente Development on being named the BEA Entrepreneur of the Year! Congratulations to all of the winners at the BEA Awards, held April 24th, 2019 Please click here for the full list of winners.
CTV News: The market, home types and the rate they sell at. Recently, Real Estate Solution clients John Rauti and Tina Roy Real Estate Broker appeared on CTV News to discuss the Windsor real estate market and where they expect the housing prices to go in the region.
Ontario realtors want government to ban so-called 'bully' offers Ontario realtors want government to ban so-called 'bully' offers The Canadian Press Published Monday, April 8, 2019 9:50AM EDT TORONTO -- Ontario's realtors say the province should ban so-called "bully" offers that they say give some home buyers an unfair advantage. Ontario Real Estate Association President Karen Cox says the government should use its current review of the act that governs realtors in the province to bar the practice. So-called "bully" offers are submitted by a buyer ahead of a seller's established offer date, a move usually made to avoid competing with other buyers and pressure the seller into accepting the bid. Cox says banning the practice will ensure all interested buyers are able to make a fair offer on a home and allow sellers to carefully consider all bids. The recommendation is one of 28 submitted by the association -- which represents 78,000 brokers and salespeople -- to the government as it reviews the Real Estate and…
