The Guide to Staging For Success
The Guide to Staging for Success: Elevate Your Property's Appeal and Maximize its Market Potential
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Imagine waking up to the serene sounds of nature, with crystal-clear waters gleaming just steps from your door, and the entire lake is yours to enjoy.
For many Haliburton cottage owners, leveraging their property for short-term rentals through platforms like Airbnb or Vrbo has been a smart way to generate income, offset expenses, and maximize their investment. Who wouldn't want to make their slice of paradise work harder for them?
Imagine crisp morning air, the gentle lapping of water against a shoreline, and the panoramic views of a pristine lake reflecting towering pines.
Buying a home is one of the most exciting, financially significant decisions you will make. But amidst the whirlwind of viewings, offers, and financing, many buyers overlook a key cost: land transfer tax.
Discover how to find private lake cottages for sale in Ontario—where ownership means unmatched tranquility, exclusive lake access, and a personal connection to nature. Haliburton Gold Group shares expert tips for buyers.
The cottage rental market in Haliburton County is off to an interesting start this year. While overall demand is holding steady, changes in traveler behavior and new short-term rental (STR) regulations are shaking things up. Strong Demand for Affordable Rentals Budget-friendly cottages are booking well as many renters feel the financial squeeze. However, high-end rentals priced above $5,000 per week are seeing slower uptake. Off-season interest has also remained relatively soft. Despite that, there are signs pointing to a stronger summer:  Domestic travel may rise due to ongoing U.S. tariff tensions and a growing “Buy Canadian” mindset. A weaker U.S. dollar could encourage more American tourists to explore cottage country north of the border.
