Hamilton/Burlington Real Estate News - FEB 2023
HAMILTON REAL ESTATE MARKET UPDATE

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HAPPY VALENTINE'S DAY!! FEB 14, 2023

1004-40 HARRISFORD ST.

https://www.realtor.ca/real-estate/25151684/40-harrisford-street-unit-1004-hamilton
Attention Investors and 1st Time Home Buyers! Don't Miss Out on the Opportunity to Own this Spacious 2 Bedroom, 2 Bathroom Condominium Unit with Incredible Views from the 10th Floor Balcony and the Numerous Building Amenities Which Include; Indoor Pool, Sauna, Exercise Room, Games Room, Underground Parking and Locker. Features Include; New Laminate Floors Throughout, New Carpeting in Both Bedrooms. Conveniently Located Steps From; The Redhill Valley Parkway, Public Transit, Schools, Shopping, Golf Courses, Hiking / Nature Trails and Much More!! Schedule a Private Showing Today!!!
1005-141 CATHARINE ST.

303 CARSON DRIVE-HAMILTON

https://www.realtor.ca/real-estate/25206936/303-carson-drive-hamilton
This Home Checks all the Boxes! Conveniently Located in a Prime East Hamilton Mountain Location on a Mature Street Close to Picturesque Views this Raised Bungalow / Ranch is Only Steps from Schools, Shopping, Hiking Trails and Minutes from the LINC and Red Hill Expressways. The Upper Level is Flooded with Tons of Natural Light Illuminating the Spacious Open Concept Floor Plan. The Breakfast Bar with Granite Countertop Overlooks the Oversized Family Room with Hardwood Flooring Throughout
The Large Separate Dining Room is Perfect for Entertaining for those Special Occasions or Everyday Dining! The Roomy 3 Bedrooms with Abundant Closet Space and the Updated 4-piece Bathroom Complete the Main Level. The Lower Level Boasts a Large Recreational Room with Gas Fireplace, Large Windows, a Stylish 3-piece Bathroom, Large Storage Room and Laundry and Utility Room. Additional Features Include; California Shutters, Parking for 4 Cars on the Cement Driveway and Plenty of Room in the Double Garage for Additional Parking or Working Space for a Handyman or Hobbyist, Separate Entrance from the Backyard and Garage, Providing Enormous Potential for an In-law Suite. The Pool Sized Yard is Ready for Your Creativity and Enjoyment! Roof Shingles Replaced 2018 and Furnace and Central AC 2022. Call us Today for Your Private Viewing!!!
BREATHE NEW LIFE INTO YOUR HOME

When it comes to indoor air quality, it’s best to “air” on the side of caution.
The term "air quality" is usually associated with outdoor air pollution created by bumper-to-bumper traffic or from factories that pump out clouds of smoke.
The truth is, we should be equally concerned about the toxins and irritants in our homes such as pet dander, dust mites, formaldehyde and fungi.
Fear not though as there are a variety of ways to improve your home's air quality. Here are a few easy ways to breathe new life into your home:
Unwelcome Mat
Stop dirt and other irritants from entering your home by placing doormats at each entrance.
Green Clean
Try to use homemade cleaners with natural ingredients such as lemon juice, vinegar and baking soda.
Air Spray
Make your own air fresheners by mixing up water, rubbing alcohol and essential oils.
Plant Purifiers
Houseplants such as peace lilies and spider plants soak up toxins and naturally purify the air.
Free the Fur
Brush your pets outside and wash their beds on a regular basis to control hair and dander.
It’s Exhausting
Ventilate your home with exhaust fans and open up your windows whenever possible.
Humid House
Monitor and adjust your home’s humidity levels to prevent the growth of mould and mildew.
Do the Ducts
Have your air ducts cleaned every few years to prevent irritants from travelling throughout your entire home.
When it comes to indoor air quality, it’s best to “air” on the side of caution, pardon the pun. We focus so much time and effort decorating our home for aesthetic appeal but nothing in life is quite as precious as the air we breathe.
It’s easy to improve your home’s air quality though as implementing just a few of the ideas above will turn your home into a breath of fresh air!
CHILD'S PLAY GUIDE TO DECORATING

Decorating your kid’s room will be child’s play with these easy tips!
Designing and decorating your child’s bedroom is a great way to spend quality time together.
It's also a great opportunity for them to express their thoughts and opinions with you but with so many options available, it can be a bit overwhelming.
One way to keep things fun is to design the room around a theme. Remember though that a child's interests can change rapidly so try and keep things simple and flexible.
There are plenty of ways to add fun and creative touches once you've decided on the perfect theme. Here are a few ideas to help you transform your kid's room into their own personal sanctuary:
Stick 'Em Up
Wall stickers are a great choice as they're inexpensive, come in a variety of themes, cover large areas and are easy to put up and take down.
Chalk It Up
It’s time to read the writing on the wall! Creating a chalkboard wall is easy as chalk paint doesn’t require any sanding or priming.
Bedded Down
A nice new comforter with themed sheets and pillowcases is a great way to mix comfort and style.
Family Frames
Framing family photos or your child's artwork in colourful frames will add a nice personal touch.
Basket Case
Attractive storage baskets that match your theme are a great addition as they make tidying up a breeze!
A child's vision of a perfect room isn't usually as complex or as costly as you'd expect. With a bit of enthusiasm, you can make your child's day by decorating their room with a few simple touches that won’t break the bank.
Whatever you decide, make sure to involve your child in the process so that it’s a meaningful and enjoyable experience that you’ll both remember for years to come :)
MEDICAL MUST-HAVES

Having a well-stocked first aid kit on hand shouldn’t be an afterthought.
If you’re faced with an emergency, you need to be confident that your first aid kit has everything you need. Here are some of the most important items your first aid kit should include:
- a first aid manual
- cleansing agent & antiseptic
- an assortment of bandages
- sterile gauze pads
- adhesive tape
- scissors
- an EpiPen
Your first aid kit should always be fully stocked and stored in a dry location that’s easily accessible to everyone in your family.
It’s also important to review the first aid manual so that you and your family know how to use the contents should the need ever arise.