Trish Buchanan

Sales Representative

My unique value.

I was a long-time successful business owner in “The Kingsway” for 27 years before turning my sights to real estate in 2012. My top priority has always been to provide a high level of representation, knowledge, trust and service and to exceed their expectations. With over 35 years of experience in sales, I have a proven track record of success that is crucial to leverage any market.

When I joined the Paul Nusca Team in 2018, I knew this was the right team for myself and my clients. I had the trust & confidence that my clients would be benefiting from their leading-edge marketing, exposure reach and service.

Knowing that your real estate transaction is most likely the largest and most important purchases in your life. I would be honoured to assist you, and I look forward to building another client for life!

I can often be seen in the neighbourhood in South Etobicoke with my dog, Milo the Westiepoo. He can be heard talking up a storm to find our next seller or buyer! I also enjoy cycling, theatre, movies, Community volunteering and long walks.

In my spare time I am the Rector’s Warden who manages the church building, leases or anything pertaining to the building.

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Why the real estate industry disagrees with CMHC’s bleak outlook. via Toronto Star

May 8,2020 | Blog

If, like most people in the Toronto region, your personal financial outlook depends largely on real estate, Tuesday was probably a bad day.

The Toronto Regional Real Estate Board reported a 67 per cent year-over-year drop in home sales in April. Average home prices remained at April 2019 levels, but they still trailed March’s GTA average price by about $80,000.

Also on Tuesday, senior officials at Canada Mortgage and Housing Corp. suggested that Canada’s real estate prices likely wouldn’t return to prerecession levels until the end of 2022.

But national outlooks don’t necessarily reveal regional, municipal or even neighbourhood distinctions, and some experts say Toronto’s prospects may not be entirely bleak.

In its housing report Tuesday, RBC Economics suggested that the worst may have passed with April being the low point for housing resales now that the economy shows signs of starting back up. Health and job prospects will remain top of mind. But the risk of a sharp price decline is low in the near term, “except in Calgary and other harder-hit markets where property values were already depreciating before COVID-19,” said RBC.