After several lackluster months it appears buyers are coming back to the GTA housing market, leading to an uptick in prices as competition heats up. While both sales and prices are down from the same period last year, the average selling price of a home in the GTA rose slightly to hit $1,108,606 in March, …
Buyers Are Back – Latest TRREB Report Shows Upswing in Toronto Real Estate Read More »
In 2015, the average price of a detached home in Toronto surpassed the $1 million mark. Now that 2016 is here, many of us are considering selling our homes while the market is still red hot. If Selling your house is on your list of New Year’s resolutions, here is a list of helpful tips …
Toronto Millennials are poised to take over the rental market. Are you ready for them? Millennials: We’ve heard this term thrown around a lot lately, but who exactly are they and what role does Generation Y play in the real estate market? You don’t need to have an inside scoop to know that Toronto and …
Just listed! A Five Bedroom detached home, in one of Toronto’s SPOOKIEST neighbourhoods. Would you buy it? Even a Haunted House in Toronto would sell in this market! Have a Happy Halloween!
The 2015 Toronto Real Estate Market – An economic landscape where supply rarely meets demand, low-rise houses are highly coveted, and detached homes can fetch well over $1 million. We already know the 416 housing market is red hot right now, but what about the Suburbs of Toronto? This year, Toronto has seen an increase …
First Homework Assignment of the Year “The Dog Ate My Homework” Just Doesn’t Cut it in 2015.
New hope for buyers as supply of new listings in Toronto exceeds demand for the first time since January In August, sellers continued to ride the wave of the GTA Housing Market, as Toronto home prices climbed 10 per cent. Last week, Toronto Real Estate Board President Mark McClean announced that GTA REALTORS® reported 7,998 …
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Last week the Bank of Canada reduced its Key Lending Rate for the second time this year. Down to 0.5 per cent from .75 per cent, this move was in response to our ailing economy along with the slump in oil prices. With large banks and lenders preparing to follow suit, this leaves us to …
A Look at the Numbers: 1982: Average house price in Canada — $72,500 2015: Average house price in Canada — $439,100 1982: Average five-year fixed mortgage rate (March) — 19.4% 2015: Average five-year fixed mortgage rate (March) — 3.8% 1982: Outstanding residential mortgages — $30-billion 2015: Outstanding residential mortgages — $953-billion Sources: CREA, Statscan
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