Ms. Clare A. Estlick This is Me

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1. 1. Toronto Sun Columnist: Thane Burnett - Bungalow is no bargain

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   Published on: 4/8/2005   Last Visited: 4/9/2005

   If your budget is only $500,000, Re/Max Professionals Inc. agent Clare Estlick -- legendary matriarch of high-end home sellers on this side of Toronto -- won't bother to wet your appetite by driving you into this neighbourhood.
   
   The bungalow is just down the heavily treed street from Estlick's own home.
   
   She was one of the first to build here, 35 years ago.
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   From her own yard, Estlick has seen nice, unpretentious homes snapped up for seven figures, then torn down. Which may be the fate of this submissive and shy bungalow.
   
   "You feel badly -- hate losing a friend," she admits.

2. 2. NATIONAL POST

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   Published on: 11/23/2002   Last Visited: 11/24/2002

   "People love Lorne Park because the schools are the most noted schools in Mississauga," says Clare Estlick, sales representative for Re/Max Professionals.
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   The homes are very, very similar," Ms. Estlick says. "Only here, we would generally have larger lots in many locations."
   
   Not all lots in The Kingsway are created equal, though. Homes range from less than $400,000 to approximately $3-million, Ms. Estlick says.
   
   It is all about where you live in the neighbourhood. In The Old Kingsway community, for instance, ravine lots garner the highest prices -- about $1-million to $3-million. On The Kingsway itself -- which starts in The Kingsway neighbourhood, but runs past it -- homes set along the St. George's Golf and Country Club are $1.5-million and more.
   
   Often, as in Mississauga, homeowners looking to own in The Kingsway are taking matters into their own hands -- buying lots and tearing down existing homes to build their own. "They're occasionally now knocking down a home and a new home is being built there, wherever there's a lovely prop-erty and the home is an older home that really isn't worthy of the area, or the street, or the lot," Ms. Estlick says.
   
   With the Bloor West Village shopping district nearby, an attractive, natural setting and excellent schools in the area, The Kingsway is not just the place to be, it is the place to stay. Agents are finding many of the people purchasing in the area are actually living in The Kingsway already or, at least, grew up there. Many just want to move from one side of the street to another, to a lot set on the ravine or golf course.
   
   "I would say the bulk of them are local. There's a very local market out here.
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   Whether you are coming from The Kingsway or beyond, if you are buying high-end in Etobicoke or Mississauga, according to Ms. Estlick, the time to buy is now. The high-end market tends to slow down from mid-November to mid-January for the holiday season, which makes it an opportune time to see what is available with-out other potential purchasers breathing down your neck.
   
   © Copyright 2002 National Post
   
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3. 3. RE/MAX International - Join RE/MAX

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   Published on: 7/23/2003   Last Visited: 3/12/2004

   86. Clare A. Estlick - RE/MAX Professionals Inc, West Toronto, ON 87. Christine Lane - RE/MAX Village Square, Upper Montclair, NJ