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CONDOMINIUMS ENNISCLARE I * Cardinal suite, 1557 sq. ft. corner, 2 bdrm., den, 2 baths, 2 pkg., bright, airy, sunset views. $214,900 * Claxton suite, 1574 sq. ft. comner, 2 bdrm., den, 2 baths (1 w/wallâ€"toâ€"wall shower), lake view from balcony. $219,000 UPGRADED BUILDING «2263 Marine Drive, #1601, beautiful lake treetop views, 2 bdrm., bright, vendor will paint suite (not kitchen). KIM KENNEDY* Sales Representative Business: (905) §45â€"4267 Residence: 005) 842â€"2075 Real Estate:The Oakville Beaver, Wednesday, September 21, 1994 â€"8 AVAILABLE OCT. 23 $1,975/month. Two storey detached over 3,000 sq. ft. in Glen Abbe z]\{)gllanccs, moveâ€"in condition. '!]3?5]-{4%6 7 ERG**/MARIA TURTON* $2300/month. 4+2 bdrms., mn flr FR + rec. reom, 2 FP‘s, great location in Glen Abbey. Worth seein MAR TURTON‘/JOHN STERBERG e 4 $172,500. New windows thru-ou(, new front back r doors, renovated Canac it., updated 4â€"pc. bath + 3 in bsmnt., private lo! %IM ER)Y 845-4267 842â€"2075. " QUIET COURT $224,900. 3+1 bedrooms, detached two storey, finished basement w/side entrance. Worth see l% Ig{“,ska TURTON*/JOHN WESTERBERG** I ALWAYS AIM HIGHER! RETAH JENNINGS LALONDE* Sales Representative Business: (905) 845â€"4267 For a confidential market analysis, please call: Royal LePage Real Estate Services Ltd., Br UNEQUALLED VALUE $264,000. Four bedroom home, front living room, separate dinin mom, short walk to heart of downtown, GO Station lake. GREG KEWLEY* 845-4267 842â€"5507. ABOVE THE CROWD! _ $269,000. Just relax en]oyrthls luxur{mpenthouse home, breathtaking views of Toronto skyline lake, FP for cosy fall ev Wfi BARBARA CALDWELL** 845â€"4267, 842â€"2330. REDUCED TO SELL! $269 900. Exceptional value!! This home has been graded thruâ€"out. Includes 6 appls., all window cove slsn Appleby College ARET/ALANPK‘IA KEY§845-4267 145 CHEVERIE STREET _ $398,500 %fihousc Sept. 24th. Come out be charmed. 5 exec homc wipool in prime east location. Unrivalled BARBARA ROGERS‘ 845-4267 CONDO â€" ENNISCLARE $419,000. Stunning condo overlooking lake, 2 bedrooms_ + family room, top security in luxury bu1ldm b’Bmfi?vrk * 845â€"4267, 845â€"1900. HISTORIC AREA $449,000. Delightful 1862 4â€"bedroom home with today s amenities of und floor family room, den, wder room TIE MacKAY* -4267 847â€"17907. President‘s Gold Award Canada s Top 10% MARTHA HITCH (R.N.)* Sales Representative Bus: (905) 845â€"4267 Res: (905) 847â€"5048 ROYAL LePAGE )11 1111 * Sales Representative ** Associate Brokor 326 Iakeshore Rd. E., 845-4267 Members of Od(vllle Mllton Dlstflct and Toronto DIANA GILLARD** Associate Broker (905) $45â€"4267 _ | 005 842â€"3133 BUDGET WISE! $68,900. Terrific 1 bdrm. condo apt., Bronte area, moveâ€"in condition, immediate possession, handy to all amenities. Call DIANA GILLARD** $45â€"4267, 842â€"3133. NEW LI T|NG GLEN ABBEY| $389,500. Opportunity to own Mattamy ‘"York" executlvc home, 5 bdrm., main fir. den fam. rm., suite, ravine settin DIA A GILLARD“ 5â€"4267, 842â€"3133. HIGH RECOMMENDED $419,000. Spacious Joshua Creek "Windsor‘ model, main floor den FR, fimshed lowcr level, handy to [X ing, bus service sc DIANA GILLARD** 845-4267 842â€"3133. 1539 BAYVIEW ROAD $649,000. Open house Sept. 25th. Be the first to view this spectacular 3,8 sq. ft custom tudor overloo! Rilake It‘s a Ecm' BARBARA ROGERS* 845â€"4267. RICHLY RESTORED $699,900. Historically known as "The Grove", 4 bdrm. incl. nanny suite, has updated kit. baths, deep arden w/great variety of plants, flowers trees. OANNE DEAN* 845â€"4267. NEW LISTING $224,900. Private parkâ€"like setting in desirable Coronation Park. This 3â€" bdrm home is freshly painted floors refinished, read to move in, backs onto park round, su; location. For apptspfiAR’l%{KgfllTCH 55-426 847â€"5048. Ontario Home Week: Sept. 25â€"Oct. 1 ntario Realtors are inviu'ng communiâ€" ‘ties across the province to join them in their annual celebration of home ownâ€" ership during Ontario Home Week, Sept. 25 to Oct. 1. The Ontario Real Estate Association launched this event in 1980 to stress the importance of property rights. Today, it has expanded to celebrate the value of home ownâ€" ership and strengthen the relationship between Realtors, homeowners and their communities. The theme for this year‘s event is "Home ownership ... a community celebration." According to Ross Godsoe, association presiâ€" dent, "Home ownership is truly a community affair and so is this event. It‘s a fabulous opportunity for people to get to know memâ€" bers of their communities and enjoy a variety of Ontario Home Week activities." The Ontario Real Estate Association conâ€" sists of 48 real estate boards. It represents 40,000 real estate brokers and salespeople in the province. Lending activity hits fourâ€"year high uring the second quarter of this year, ‘mortgage credit outstanding * increased 2.8 per cent to $322.8 bilâ€" lion. This increase is the largest since the secâ€" ond quarter of 1990 when mortgage credit grew by 3.3 per cent. According to the latest edition of Mortgage Market Trends, a publication released today by Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation, the growth of mortgage credit is a result of improving consumer conâ€" fidence coupled with rapid job creation. "These factors boosted housing demand and mortgage activity despite rising interest rates during this period," reported Marc Pellerin, CMHC‘s Capital Markets Economist. "Both the new and existing home markets conâ€" tributed to the jump in mortgage credit," he added. New home starts reached their highest level in two years, climbing 9.7 per cent to annual rate of 166,700 (adjusted for normal seasonal patterns), while sales of existing homes remained at a high level of around 320,000 units. This issue of Mortgage Market Trends also describes a survey with clients of CMHC‘ s First Home Loan Insurance (FHLJ) program. The FHLI program allows firstâ€"time home buyers to purchase a home with only five per cent down instead of the usual 10 per cent required by lenders. The FHLI program also applies to buyers who find themselves in special circumstances such as a marital breakup or a move to a new community for employment reasons. The survey reveals that 72 per cent of FHLI clients who bought a home between June 1 and December 31, 1993, would not have done so that year without the program. With an average age of 33 and total houseâ€" hold incomes of $52,246 most clients moved from rental accommodation into home ownerâ€" ship. Eightâ€"nine per cent were former tenants who had rented homes for an average of 8.5 years before making a purchase. This article also discusses type of home purchased, source of down payment, and time spent looking for a newly purchased home.