In part one of this two-part episode, Anya is joined by real estate lawyer Kate Grossi of Korman & Company to break down some of the most important legal concepts every home buyer and seller should understand before making a move. From Ontario's Buyer Beware laws to power of sales, estate sales, home inspections, and seller disclosure requirements, this episode covers the legal side of real estate that can help you avoid costly mistakes.
In this episode, they discuss:
What Ontario's Buyer Beware law actually means for buyers and sellers
What sellers are legally required to disclose—and what they don't have to tell you
Common misconceptions about power of sale properties
Estate sales, probate delays, and what makes these transactions more complicated
…and so much more!
Whether you're buying your first home, selling your current one, or simply want to better understand the legal side of Toronto real estate, this episode is packed with practical advice and real-world examples that every homeowner should know.
This episode is another crossover edition with friend and colleague David Fleming. Together, Anya and David look back on the spring real estate season by handing out their own market awards—from the best homes they secured for clients to the toughest deals, biggest surprises, and most memorable moments from the past few months.
In this episode, they discuss:
The best deals they helped clients navigate this spring
Tough negotiations, multiple-offer situations, and deals that almost fell apart
The biggest wins, biggest disappointments, and lessons learned from the market
…and so much more!
This episode is filled with unbelievable buyer victories and unforgettable real estate stories, offering a behind-the-scenes look at what Toronto Realtors® experience in the 2026 market.
In this special Mother’s Day episode, Anya sits down with her mom, Vesna, to explore what it was really like buying property in Toronto over the last four decades — from purchasing a home near Queen & Dovercourt in 1987 to navigating market crashes, rising interest rates, and long-term investing as a self-employed freelancer.
In this episode, they discuss:
Buying Toronto homes through the 1980s and 90s
Holding property through market cycles
Lessons today’s consumers can learn from past markets
…and so much more!
This episode is for buyers, homeowners, and anyone wondering how Toronto real estate became what it is today, and what decades of experience can teach us about navigating uncertainty.
This episode Anya is joined by Claire Speedie, Realtor® with Chestnut Park Real Estate, to walk us through the real estate side of separation and how families in transition can make practical housing decisions.
This episode, Meghan McEvoy, friend and colleague at Bosley Real Estate, is back to share real stories on the hidden costs buyers don't budget for, crazy offer strategies, and deals that almost collapsed before closing.
This special crossover episode features David Fleming, the brains behind Toronto Realty Blog and host of The Last Honest Realtor podcast, to discuss real estate buyer psychology, faulty market trajectories, and the issues most agents shy away from addressing.
In this episode, Anya is joined again by Toronto real estate lawyer Chris Chu, to break down the risks, red flags, and how buyers and sellers can protect themselves in complicated real estate transactions.
In this episode, we’re joined by Toronto City Councillor Brad Bradford, who represents Ward 19 (Beaches–East York). With a background in urban planning and experience both inside and outside City Hall, Brad brings a policy-driven perspective to one of Toronto’s most pressing issues: housing affordability.
Anya is joined for a second time by mortgage broker Jacob Manishevitz! Jacob is a mortgage broker at Outline Financial specializing in residential, commercial, private, construction, and real estate investment financing.
In this episode, we’re joined by Councillor Josh Matlow. Josh has represented Ward 12 Toronto—St. Paul's on Toronto City Council since 2010 and is a passionate advocate for building a more livable, equitable, and accessible city for all Torontonians.
Anya Ettinger is joined for a second time by Meghan McEvoy, a fellow Bosley Real Estate colleague and trusted voice in Toronto’s housing market.
Post-Pandemic Housing Trends, Market Cycles & Toronto as a Global City — with Economist Carl Gomez
The Truth About Home Inspections with Karen Yolevski, CEO of Carson Dunlop
East End Living, Termites & Toronto Fun Facts — with Realtor® Nicola St. John
Buying Your First Home & Getting the Best Mortgage Rates — with Jacob Manishevitz
How Home Staging Sells Homes — with Katie Walker of Katie Walker Interiors
Real Estate Law, Title Searches & Closings — with Chris Chu of Chu Huang Law
Buying a Family Home & the Rise of Part-Time Agents — with Jen Laschinger and Lauren Richards
Storytelling, East End Living & Real Estate Horror Stories — with Nicola St. John
The Perils of Pre-Construction & the Truth About Real Estate Culture — with David Fleming
The Truth About Toronto Condos, Listing Photos & Disclosures — with Meghan McEvoy
Weird Layouts, Being Ghosted & Behind-the-Scenes of Toronto Real Estate — with Jamie Harnish
