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Sam Kamra, Toronto Real Estate Sales Representative with RE/MAX Millennium Real Estate and Founder of RealEstateBuyer.ca, serving Ontario, Alberta and British Columbia.

Sam Kamra | Toronto REALTOR® | Founder of RealEstateBuyer.ca | Ontario, Alberta & British Columbia

About Sam Kamra

Real estate has been my passion for more than a decade.

As a Toronto Real Estate Sales Representative with RE/MAX Millennium Real Estate, I have helped buyers, sellers, investors, developers and lenders complete more than $1 billion in real estate transactions throughout the Greater Toronto Area.

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The Best Toronto Neighborhoods for Families in 2026

Finding the perfect home is about more than choosing the right floor plan or number of bedrooms. For families, selecting the right neighborhood is just as important as the home itself. The community you choose will influence your children’s education, your daily commute, your lifestyle, and even your home’s long-term value.

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Hiring the Best Real Estate Agent in Toronto

Whether you are buying your first home in Toronto or your second; or whether you are selling your home and looking to get the best price, working with a professional and knowledgeable real estate agent can make all the difference. There is no question about it – the Toronto real estate market is hot. Properties move quickly. And this makes it extremely difficult for anyone to participate if they do not have the right real estate agent as part of their team.  Working with the right real estate agent will give you a definitive advantage over others in the market. So what should you look for when you are looking to hire the best real estate agent in Toronto?  In this article, I will explore some of the top attributes that you’ll want your agent to have. 

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What you should know before buying real estate with cryptocurrency

Cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin and others have gotten a lot of press lately. And across North America, there are cases popping up of real estate being listed for sale and asking for cryptocurrency as payment. Recently, there was a home in the Toronto area that was listed for 34.62 bitcoin (a value of about $490,000 at the time of publishing).  But buyers have been reluctant to purchase using cryptocurrency. 

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