Marc Wilson

@townofwhitby_ @ryanturnhullwhitby @whitbymayorelizabethroy @rhondamulchay1 @newmanworkingforwhitby @mattcardwell23 nikilundquist @bobbaker @councillor_yamada @councillorbozinovski $12000 a year taxes being paid. No grass. No garbage pickup. No snow clearing. No sidewalks. You have a job to do! I suhryou take the proper actions before you have a lawsuit as someone will get hurt. I don’t care about your meetings, your policies, your procedures. Take action

🚨 A DECADE LATER, NEARLY $1 MILLION LOST ON A VAUGHAN LUXURY HOME! 🔹 December 2016: $4,380,000 🔹 October 2026: $3,450,000 A nearly staggering $1M LOSS in nearly 10 years! We're talking about a custom-built luxury estate on approximately 1.06 acres, with 5,300 sq. ft. of living space, massive terraces and a three-car garage. In 2018, it was listed for $6.888 MILLION. No sale. In 2026, the asking price was $4.188 MILLION. Still no sale. Finally sold for $3.45 MILLION. Think about that. Nearly a decade of ownership, and the resale price is almost $1 MILLION BELOW what someone paid back in 2016. Forget the pandemic peak. Even some buyers from a decade ago are seeing enormous losses in the GTA housing market!

The collapse of this Canadian economy is evident. Every development I see. I am concerned for #canadá #economy #realestate #HousingMarket

🚨 $1.36 MILLION LOSS IN CALEDON! NEARLY 50% WIPED OUT! 🔹 January 2022: Sold for $2,815,000 🔹 November 2026: Sold for $1,460,000 A STAGGERING $1,355,000 LOSS! This wasn't your typical suburban home. A 1.5 acre estate with over 4,300 sq ft of living space, a three car garage and a separate two bedroom apartment. In January 2022, it sold for $216,000 OVER ASKING in just 9 days. Fast forward to November 2026. 97 DAYS ON THE MARKET. Sold for $189,000 BELOW ASKING. But here's where things get interesting. The original listing showed a traditional, lived in country home. The latest photos reveal extensive interior renovation work. A modern white kitchen, marble-look flooring, updated bathrooms and a dramatically different living space. Yet the kitchen appears to be missing appliances, and parts of the renovation still look unfinished. Someone bought this property for $2.815 MILLION, undertook renovations, and the home ultimately resold for $1.46 MILLION. That's a $1.355 MILLION difference in sale prices, BEFORE renovation costs and selling expenses. From bidding wars to a nearly 50% collapse in resale value. Even 1.5 acres of Caledon real estate couldn't protect this property from a brutal loss.