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Our Sold Portfolio

See our past listings here in Thornbury and communities across Southern Georgian Bay.

Walk to Blue Mountain

Sold

189 Brooker Boulevard, Blue Mountains

1,449,000

3 Bedrooms 3 Bathrooms

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Commercial with Apartment

Sold

41 Bruce Street S

$1,125,000

2 Bedrooms 1 Bathroom

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Custom Bungalow

Sold

108 Hoggard Crt

$2,049,000

2+2 Bedrooms 3 Bathrooms

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NEW PRICE - Private Retreat

Sold

197702 Grey Rd 7

$1,389,000

2+1 Bedrooms 2+1 Bathrooms

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35+ Acres

Sold

47058 Old Mail Rd

$2,395,000

3+3 Bedrooms 3+1 Bathrooms

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Cottage Living

Sold

29 Park Rd

$379,000

2 Bedrooms 1 Bathroom

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Operations & Marketing

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705.888.2888 Mike@TheKearnsGroup.ca

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Details from your dream bathroom ✨ Picture this: Details from your dream bathroom ✨

Picture this: a long day on the slopes, cheeks rosy, legs tired - and the reward waiting at home is a deep soak in the tub, steam rising, with uninterrupted views of Georgian Bay stretching out beyond the glass ...

📧 120 Sebastian Street
See more at 🌐 thekearnsgroup.ca

#southgeorgianbayrealestate #modernarchitecture #luxuryhomes
One of the few remaining vacant lots for a custom One of the few remaining vacant lots for a custom build, this generously sized property is fully serviced with municipal water, sewer, natural gas, and high-speed internet, it’s the perfect canvas for your weekend escape or full-time residence in coveted Lora Bay ✨️

📸 144 Landry Lane 
Reach out for more info 👇
📧 mike@thekearnsgroup.ca 

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With AI tools popping up everywhere, it’s normal t With AI tools popping up everywhere, it’s normal to wonder what all of this means for many industries - including real estate. Sure, technology can speed things up and crunch data faster than any of us - but there’s one thing it will never replace: the expertise, intuition, and human connection a real realtor brings to the table. Honestly? As AI gets smarter, the human element becomes even more important. Here’s why 👇

1. Real estate is deeply human - and emotional.

Buying or selling a home is tied to huge life moments, big feelings, and lots of uncertainty. A great realtor can read the room, sense when someone is unsure, and offer the kind of reassurance no algorithm could ever replicate. AI gives information; humans give clarity, comfort, and connection.

2. Negotiation takes strategy, experience, and intuition.

Realtors don’t just know the market - they know people. They can read personalities, pick up on silent cues, and adjust their approach in real time. AI might predict trends, but it can’t build rapport or advocate during high-pressure negotiations. When you want the best price or terms, you need an actual human in your corner.

3. Local knowledge and community insight can’t be automated.

Real estate is hyper-local. Every neighbourhood has its quirks, rhythms, and micro-markets. Realtors understand the lifestyle and community details that don’t show up in spreadsheets. AI can map data, but it can’t live in the neighbourhood.

At the end of the day, AI is an amazing tool, but that’s all it is. A great realtor uses technology to enhance the process, then brings empathy, strategy, and real-world experience to guide you with confidence.

If you’re planning a move and want support rooted in real human insight, we're here whenever you’re ready.

📧 info@thekearnsgroup.ca 

#RealEstateInsights #AI  #SouthGeorgianBayRealtor
Just in time for Christmas, this magical Collingwo Just in time for Christmas, this magical Collingwood home is sold ✨️

#JustSoldCollingwood #CollingwoodCenturyHomes #CollingwoodRealEstate
Buyers should weigh "whether or not a variable rat Buyers should weigh "whether or not a variable rate is worth the risk. Now may very well be the cheapest it's going to be for a fixed-rate mortgage for the foreseeable future."  

🍁 Globe and Mail feature from December 11th - full article available online and in print! 📱📰
Selling your home in the winter comes with its own Selling your home in the winter comes with its own unique advantages - less competition, motivated buyers, and the chance to make your space feel extra warm and welcoming. With the right staging touches, you can turn cold-weather showings into cozy, memorable experiences for potential buyers. Here’s how to make your home shine this season:

Go Easy on the Holiday Décor 🎄

A little festive cheer is wonderful - too much can distract buyers. Keep décor simple, neutral, and tasteful, so your home still feels spacious and inviting. Think greenery, soft twinkle lights, and minimal seasonal accents.

Clear Snow & Ice for Safe, Smooth Visits ❄️

First impressions start at the curb. Be sure driveways, walkways, and front steps are thoroughly cleared and salted. Not only does this keep guests safe, but it also signals that the home is well cared for year-round.

Create a Welcoming Entryway 🥾

Winter showings mean wet boots and heavy coats. Set up a designated spot - like a boot tray, mat, and coat hooks - so visitors can comfortably remove their outerwear without feeling like they’re making a mess.

Keep the Temperature Cozy🌡

A warm home feels inviting the moment buyers step inside. Aim for a comfortable temperature and consider turning on the fireplace (if you have one) to enhance the atmosphere. Soft lighting, warm throws, and gentle background music can also help create that “homey” feel.

Showcase Natural Light ☀️

Winter days can feel dim, so brighten things up. Open blinds, clean windows, and turn on lamps before showings. A bright, airy space feels larger and more appealing.

If you’re planning a winter sale and need expert guidance, reach out anytime 👇

📧 info@thekearnsgroup.ca 

#HomeSellerTips