Whether it was due to mortgage rates vaccine implementation or just something in the water December saw Toronto condo market activity soar to new heights […]

There is now a chance to live the high life like Drizzy and become his neighbour […]

The strong demand during the spring market pushed a fast recovery for Durham’s housing market... […]

The time is right to also make some homeownership resolutions for 2021... […]

Here is what experts say is likely to happen next year compared with this year […]

New condo developments keep on popping up in Toronto despite the fact that the market for the housing type has softened quite dramatically over the course of the pandemic while sales and costs of single family homes continue to skyrocket […]

The time to act is now.... […]

Yesterday in the midst of a COVID dominated news cycle the City of Toronto voted in favour of implementing a one per cent Vacant Home Tax VHT […]

This year was one of the most radically different and weird years in human history but next year has even more changes in store for Ontarians […]

Canadian real estate is back on its way to becoming more unaffordable […]

Toronto real estate is always a popular topic.... […]

Financial assistance options currently available... […]

Windsor has spent the last decade rebuilding its economy... […]

June was already back to near-normal levels... […]

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The lower your credit score is, the more consequences you're likely to experience […]

Take a trip go somewhere than to spend that money on a desk […]

The couple lived in a really pricey and small condo in cramped quarters typical for renters in Scarborough […]

Small businesses have limped through the pandemic.. […]

Lake Muskoka Lake Rosseau and Lake Joseph represent the heart of the area Cottage Country a playground for the wealthy since the Eighties […]

Other cities such as Vancouver have allowed the homes for several years. […]

The 416-region specifically is described as “both hot and lukewarm.... […]

On average, a tenant looking to lease a condo paid $400 less in October of this year compared to the same month in 2019. […]

It truly “takes a village” to keep a community functioning effectively […]

The extent to which condo buyers and sellers were impacted by market shifts caused by the pandemic […]

The average rent price in Richmond Hill and Oakville was actually higher than Toronto last month […]

The appeal of trading downtown Toronto for the surrounding suburbs is admittedly understandable. […]

Big cities while still seeing price growth are losing ground on a relative basis […]

Expect home sales to sizzle right into the holidays Toronto real estate board says […]

The recent success of the housing market has not benefited all homeowners equally. […]

Hogue says affordability issues are driving many Canadians into smaller towns and cottage country […]

How builders are trying to Keeping Job Sites Safe […]

David is so great to work with.... […]

Mr Ingram says the new listings”statistic is showing a lot of churn happening behind the scenes […]

Developers want to import a US tax break called opportunity zones to Ontario […]

Immigration in Canada during COVID and the affect on the Real Estate Market […]

Records are continually being broken in the residential freehold property market […]

A lot has happened since that fateful Friday the 13th in March. […]

The median price for detached properties in the City of Toronto […]

It has been well documented in recent months that a lot of people are fleeing the city and relocating to rural communities […]

The detached home market is outperforming the condo market […]

Mortgage Payment Deferrals Across Canada […]

During the pandemic most people making real estate moves are ditching the city for bigger properties. The Williams family did the exact opposite […]

Your commute could soon involve rides around Toronto in a self-driving car […]

How will second wave of the pandemic this fall and winter affect people’s desire and ability to buy homes […]

Prices did not fall in September but there were signs of a slowdown even before the second wave lockdown […]

David is such a patient and honest Realtor.... […]

From my perspective the Toronto to Guelph wave is real […]

This is not the first time REMAX has called out Canada federal housing agency for its bold forecast. […]

Collaboration with agents who are good at their job make me better at mine […]

Because of the pandemic, virtual home showing options recently experienced a huge spike in popularity […]

My September/October GTA Real Estate Newsletter is ready. […]

It is this domino effect where people are moving further and further out […]

Our all star panel weighs in on the season most pressing questions […]

Condo towers stand in Toronto during the spring COVID lockdown. […]

Toronto proper did not hit a new peak high price for detached homes […]

In 1989 garage was said to bring new meaning to the term affordable housing […]

The pandemic has impacted our priorities when it comes to choosing a home. […]

Toronto is considering an ambitious new plan to combat homelessness as the COVID-19 pandemic continues to exacerbate the issue. […]

Prices for new rental apartment listings went up in July, but the prices for all property types are down across the GTA […]

COVID-19 has forced a slight cooling of Toronto's hot real estate market. With more people working from home, opinions on city life are changing. […]

Home sales have been surging this summer after they came to a near halt in the spring due to the COVID-19 pandemic. […]

While we love Toronto and the GTA, sky-high prices have left many looking outside of the centre of the universe to find a new home. […]

Detached Housing Segment Absolutely On Fire in July […]

Greater Toronto Condo Prices Peaked In May […]

Hamilton is having a major moment, one that is lasted for the better half of the past decade […]

Erin Sade received the highest recognition for a young humanitarian […]

People have had three months to sit and observe what they want for their living space […]

But it's not just the highway's placement that Environmental Defence opposes, its the entire project. […]

COVID-19 has added to Canadians’ financial anxieties but that hasn’t dimmed their expectations of buying a home. […]

There’s also the issue of delayed home ownership […]

For people that don’t know real estate, it seems expensive, but it's not. It's just about land value and future potential. […]

With most of Ontario now in Stage 3, the initial effects of the pandemic have started to subside. […]

Welcome to 1001 Bay St Suite 2708 Toronto […]

Double-digit detached price increases in 55% of Greater Toronto Real Estate Markets […]

Realtors warn prices could face a steep decline in the fall if the coronavirus pandemic has a delayed effect on the market […]

Is it time to expand the yellow belt? […]

On a national level, Canada’s major metropolitan areas have shown market resiliency following a significant pause during the COVID-19 pandemic. […]

Ontario’s cottage country real estate is seeing a boom since the COVID-19 pandemic took hold as city-dwellers look to the great outdoors for more space. […]

By now it should be a familiar tale: the once-great North American city, booming with industry and immigration, hits a rough patch. […]

While pretty much all facets of life as we know it have changed in the face of COVID-19, Toronto’s housing market inventory problem is somehow immune. […]

Rent prices may have gone down a bit in Toronto since March due to COVID19 […]

Home sales are surging in Toronto once again this summer after a brief yet steep drop due to COVID-19 […]

“People are coming up in droves. They are buying everything,” she said. […]

Waterfront Toronto is ditching the vision of the high-tech, sensor-driven smart district that Sidewalk Labs wanted to create on Toronto’s eastern waterfront. […]

Innovation will be the flavour of the day going forward - whether it is modular construction, missing middle housing, procedural reforms and logistical changes. […]

My July/August GTA Real Estate Newsletter is ready. […]

Toronto prices are far from crashing. […]

The user generated website allows tenants to report and search for landlords who have evicted tenants using renovictions or above-guideline rent increases […]

Traditionally spring is the hottest season for Toronto real estate. […]

First time home buyers have been unfairly penalized by the MLTT for years. […]

June Sales Recover to 87% of 2019 Levels […]

Some analysts suggest that this is further proof of its seemingly eternal strength and resiliency. […]

Another sign that the real estate market is continuing to heat up, it didn’t take long for Toronto home sales in June to surpass April’s record-low levels. […]

Competition remained at similar levels for May as the same time last year […]

The Clover Condos project at Yonge and Wellesley in Toronto is expected to be sold to another developer […]

Toronto home prices are up but the CMHC is responding to an expected market drop by tightening rules for prospective buyers […]

The feds have introduced new regulations requiring Canadian realtors to name suspicious clients, according to Blacklock’s Reporter. […]

Multiple offers and buyers and sellers with more confidence […]

And while a 40% dip in year-over-year sales might not seem like something to celebrate, it certainly implies that buyers previously put off by COVID may now feel better about entering the market. […]

If the crisis of the last months has proven anything, Canadians love their neighbourhoods […]

There is no one size fits all answer. […]

A very good summary of the GTA real estate market Pre-COVID19 and now. […]

Mayor John Tory says affordable housing projects that get city investment should be rent controlled […]

Conflicting opinions how we will finish out the year. […]

Regardless of unpredictability the COVID pandemic has caused for Torontos real estate market residents are still interested in buying a new home in the months ahead according to the new survey from Toronto Regional Real Estate Board […]

Cheaper rent employee transit issues could lure some companies to the suburbs […]

Doug Ford came out swinging today against commercial landlords who have failed to help their tenants with rent while the ongoing pandemic […]

Raising the bar for a minimum down payment will exacerbate the fall of housing prices rather than arrest it […]

Do you require property tax deferral information? […]

The turmoil has sparked a new flexibility in negotiating leases and in buying or selling restaurants that the sector has not seen in years […]

In the City of Toronto, purchasing intentions were above the GTA average.. […]

Canada’s resale market “has effectively frozen itself in time.” […]

Home prices have a way of sustaining themselves in short lasting economic crises but all bets are off if a crisis is extended […]

It isnt traditional real estate its health care housed in real estate […]

The pandemic has forced companies to make crisis decisions and forced a lot of executives to see that remote working is a viable choice […]

From Re/Max/ca... […]

From Re/Max.ca […]

Prices continue to fall due to the pandemic […]

Even though home sales in Toronto were down 67 per cent from last April, some experts expect the city will fare better than other markets in the near future because of the demand here. […]

March Real Estate Market Hits Pause […]

In the countrys enclosed regional mall a category that includes Torontos Eaton Centre only 20 per cent to 25 per cent of tenants paid rent in April […]

The citys rental policy may put the St Lawrence antique market out of business […]

Some data suggests the GTAs condo rental market has dramatically reversed directions in the course of a single month Industry experts say theyve seen a surge in listings and that a drop in demand for Airbnb rentals may be playing a role […]

Banks may clamp down on HELOCs to reduce the risk of spikes in sour loans which the banks are already bracing for […]

Post COVID Market could result into some renters seeing some relief […]

Property owners are offering up short term accommodations at reduced prices to nurses doctors and long term care staff […]

Haider Moranis Bulletin Its likely businesses are reviewing operating cost structures to determine whether the benefits of downtown locations justify the costs […]

Stay up to date on what benefits you are eligible to receive ..... […]

According to the city the COVID19 outbreak and response is costing Toronto 65 million dollars each week through a mixture of lost revenue and increased spending […]

Home Buyers have no choice but to persist despite covid19 […]

Houses could get cheaper due to covid19 […]

Experts say real estate transactions in the GTA fell off a cliff in mid-March due to the coronavirus pandemic […]

Torontos housing market had a strong first quarter with aggregate resale prices rising about 8 per cent year over year but that wont be enough to compensate for the loss of eight to 12 weeks in the busy spring real estate season said Royal LePage CEO Phil Soper […]

There was a clear break in market activity between pre-COVID19 and post-COVID19 periods.... […]

TREBs senior analyst tells us how the pandemic has affected the real estate market […]

The effect of construction shutdown on residential buyers in toronto […]

Driveby appraisals virtual home tours and safety disclaimers a group of real estate experts tell us how they are coping with the new housing market […]

Borrowers have been flooding phone lines with thousands of calls seeking assistance or information […]

The pandemic has led many tenants to seriously consider the radical act of withholding rent but will the global crisis lead to lasting change […]

A report from RBC explains whether COVID19 will have an impact on the housing market […]

Now is not the best time to try to sell a house in Toronto […]

The number of active listings reported in February 2020 was down by 33.6% […]

A very helpful flowchart to explain the CERB […]

Do you require deferred mortgage payment information from your lender? […]

Additional support for Canadian workers... […]

A few will qualify for mortgage deferral plans amidst the COVID-19 pandemic […]

Toronto residents Mike and Andrée Sullivan are selling their century home after 27 years. Despite the COVID-19 pandemic, the city’s real estate market is showing few signs of slowing down. […]

There are laws on the books, there is a global pandemic, you must cease operations immediately,” Thorben Wieditz of Fairbnb said he’s hearing from residents. […]

As housing prices in Toronto have become almost unattainable for certain age groups, millennials and Generation Xers are seeking urban styles of living elsewhere. The cities of Hamilton and Oshawa are two of the more popular alternative. […]

Residential housing market outlook for 2020..... […]

Will the corona virus affect property prices? […]

Short-term rental companies that lease homes and condo units may be uniquely exposed to the fallout of the coronavirus outbreak. […]

Back to the future we go! […]

First Time home buyer program not targeted enough. […]

The proposed tax would apply to vacant stores, like this one one Dundas Street West, if they sit empty for a certain period of time. […]

As businesses and governments grapple with how to approach climate change, the field of architecture faces a monumental opportunity—and some might argue an immense responsibility—to make an impact […]

Market poised for a hot spring — with lower mortgage rates likely to offset any major drag from the coronavirus […]

GTA-wide, sales were up on a year-over-year basis for all major home types. […]

In a month or so, the federal government is making changes to the stress test which will make it easier for home buyers to purchase a home […]

Toronto city council approved its $13.5 billion operating budget and its $43.4 billion 10-year capital budget at a special meeting on Wednesday. […]

Laneway housing must, currently, be sold with the main property on which it resides, writes Joe richer […]

The federal government's changes to the stress test will give Canadian borrowers more purchasing power […]

Years of housing insecurity and watching places I love close down has me wondering why I am staying in a city that doesn't like me back […]

The last surge led to a slew of regulatory measures to tame markets […]

A year after encampments sprung up under the Gardiner, the war of words between housing activists and City Hall reaches a tipping point in the city's most marginalized neighbourhood […]

Renoviction is currently on the rise in Toronto […]

To prevent so called party house violence, Airbnb has begun restricting some bookings in Canada from renters under the age of 25 […]

TREB survey finds buyers had to adjust their expectations last year just as it expects home prices to rise nearly 10 per cent this year […]

Condo project has been cancelled following the developer being unable to obtain financing […]

Luxury development firms threw a one night only sales event and gave away rolexes and porsches to people with million dollar purchases […]

Canadas largest housing market continued to be plagued by shrinking inventory in the first month of 2020 spurring another double-digit jump in prices […]

Total sales for calendar year 2019 up 12.6%.... […]

Last week Torontos Executive Committee voted to move forward with acquiring the air rights of about 1.2 hectares of air space beside Union Station for the development of Rail Deck Park […]

MortgageCalculator is the industrys leading Financial Planning Tool that is designed to help real estate buyers compare current mortgage rates of multiple Canadian financial institutions […]

Commuters spent almost six days in traffic […]

New projects in some of the city's oldest suburbs are being pitched with walkable neighbourhoods, condo towers, cafes, shops and a hip city feel […]

Poloz has pointed out a need for banks and financial services in Canada to think more creatively about risk sharing and mortgages […]

With their reported interest in a home in Kitsilano according to the sun the Duchess and Duke of Sussex continue to feed rumours that they may settle down here in Vancouver BC […]

Housing experts predict that rents in Toronto could increase by as much as seven per cent in 2020 […]

Tracking a middle class exodus […]

Southern Ontario is witnessing some incredibly strong price appreciation […]

Urbanations Shaun Hildebrand said a total of Sixty Nine Thousand Five Hundred Sixty Four apartments were under construction or proposed for development by the end of 2019 but it will take time for those to become occupied […]

Deck faces directly into bedroom […]

According to a report Wednesday from the Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation the cost of a two bedroom apartment in Toronto rose about six per cent in 2019 year over year […]

If you are looking for a home to buy in 2020 you may find lots of competition and not a lot to choose from […]

Toronto's housing market has tightened considerably over the past year as buyers took advantage of lower interest rates and adjusted to mortgage stress tests, but there are fewer homes to be bought. […]

The average rate on the 30-year fixed mortgage fell to the lowest level since October this week, at 3.69%, according to Mortgage News Daily. That has an already competitive housing market heating up even more. […]

As soaring real estate prices in the GTA lock more and more people out of the market, co-ownership of homes has become an increasingly enticing option for many would-be buyers. […]

Citing internal Metrolinx documents, the Toronto Star is reporting that the project is at risk of opening several months late and going over budget by more than $330 million. […]

Sales up for all home types.... […]

Have you ever spent the weekend at the lake and didnt want to go home […]

Torontos housing affordability crisis has long dominated headlines and political discourse but measures introduced by our governments have so far been unable to appease it […]

After a disappointing 2018 when housing prices and sales declined 2019 has been a year of resilience for housing markets across most of Canada […]

Toronto proudly calls itself a city of immigrants […]

Also tasked with bringing in one percent housing vacancy and speculation tax […]

Between the meteoric rise of online shopping and the growing brick and mortar dominance of glossy supermalls like Yorkdale Torontonians have less and less of a need for smaller community shopping centres […]

Owning a home can be an important part of growing wealth but there is a risk in relying too much on that single asset […]

According to a new report, If you thought Torontos real estate market was already pricey home prices are expected to increase by 2020 […]

If theres one thing that Alfredo Romano is proud of when it comes to his 3C Waterfront development it might be the way it debunks an old real estate adage the one that says you cannot have dissimilar income and demographic brackets co existing on the same piece of high priced real estate […]

New guide includes tips on mortgages insurance and resolving disputes […]

Mayor John Torys plan to increase property taxes is good news for Toronto […]

He took the time to explain the process..... […]

A group is seeking to appeal a November ruling that upheld the City of Torontos rules for the Airbnb type rentals […]

Bank of Canada holds its key interest rate at about two per cent […]

The citys tab would be eight to Five billion dollars of which is already committed plus fifteen billion dollars from the province and Ottawa […]

A small town roughly 60 km north of Toronto is set to become home to futuristic city called the Orbit […]

On a typical workday Mila and Sean wake up at 6 am and head to their CrossFit class for a 45-minute workout […]

Toronto is already the third largest screen based (film TV and digital) production centre in North America behind only Los Angeles and New York and is poised to break a record in 2019 possibly topping our 2016 mark of Two billion dollars(Cdn) […]

This is the best time of year to make one big ticket purchase new data suggests […]

Couple who invested shrewdly in real estate concerned about retirement income […]

Sales up GTA wide for all major home types. […]

One in four buyers say they had to cut back on expenses rely more on savings and buy a smaller home […]

Who knew that in Toronto a big city in a big new country my mother and her family would find themselves living and working in Kensington Market a neighbourhood so reminiscent of Krasnobrod their shtetl hometown in Poland […]

Described as a win for tenants Toronto can now restrict short-term rentals […]

From the fifth floor of his College and Dovercourt two bedroom apartment Jaco Joubert has a spectacular view of the glittering lights of Torontos downtown condos […]

MortgageCalculator.ca is the industry’s leading Financial Planning Tool that is designed to help real estate buyers compare current mortgage rates of multiple Canadian financial institutions and allow them to accurately forecast the costs associated with purchasing of Real Estate […]

Developers businesses and people living and working in Mississauga and Brampton have seen the future and its the major benefits already coming from the Hurontario LRT Line […]

The pool house was used by Capones men to keep watch Now it offers direct access to the private beach with 100 feet of waterfront […]

The Toronto real estate recovery is pushing its way up to the luxury home segment according to a new report by ReMax […]

Home prices in the Greater Toronto Area continue to rise jumping in October by the highest rate in nearly two years […]

Sales remain well below the record September 2016 peek.... […]

Halloween is upon us and that means it is time to shock and terrify would-be buyers with some ghastly photos of homes listed up to the one million dollarsmark […]

We take a look at the celebrities who have taken the time and money to enjoy the famous Toronto area neighbourhood […]

Ontarios flawed system ostensibly designed to protect new homebuyers from unscrupulous homebuilders needs major reforms […]

David Wilkes writes that an estimated 64 per cent of qualified buyers would return to the housing market if the mortgage stress test were adjusted […]

For one of the first times in history Canadian real estate investment trusts are cashing in on a desire for yield-driven stocks […]

According to the citys real estate association, Torontos single detached home price growth in September was the strongest since 2017 […]

Now that Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has been elected for a second term its foreign homebuyers who actually have the most to lose. […]

Retired school principal Mary Alice St. James struggled to maintain her composure before Burlingtons planning committee last week […]

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As per a Royal Lepage Poll Immigrants buy twenty one per cent of houses and may purchase six hundred eighty thousand homes during the next five years […]

Mimico offers beautiful lakeside green space easy access to the downtown core and homes that still sell for less than one million dollars […]

Keeping the Canadian dream of home ownership within reach has become a key issue in the 2019 federal election and rightly so […]

Would be buyers are often shut out of the market despite having that 20 per cent down payment sitting in their savings account […]

Billionaire Andrew Carnegie famously said that 90 percent of millionaires got their wealth by investing in real estate and we wanted to know whether this is still true […]

Swiss bank UBS has compiled the numbers and they do not look good for the Toronto real estate market […]

GTA-wide sales were up on a year-over-year basis […]

Everywhere you turn it seems as though there is a new condo building popping up and that is not just a trend reserved for the downtown core even the suburbs are seeing a condo boom […]

Homebuyers have to qualify for monthly mortgage payments nearly 700 dollars more than what they would actually pay […]

If have a decent-sized rental unit in toronto do not move because the competitive rental market in this city continues to escalate […]

A plan at City Hall to reorganize the citys real estate holdings that could save taxpayers money looks good on paper […]

According to a recent study looking at wealth trends in Canada the average net worth in Toronto went up over the past year even as the national average went down […]

The Scarborough home reportedly has plenty of interested buyers […]

A week after Hurricane Dorian barrelled toward the east coast of Canada the full cost of damage to homes and properties up and down the Atlantic coast is still unknown […]

Millennials face an inordinate amount of obstacles when buying a home […]

A new survey by Equifax reports that one in five young adults admitted to lying on a loan application for a mortgage […]

Realtor calls it an interesting property that will no doubt draw demand […]

Tapping from the Bank of Mom and Dad to buy a house is not something most people are willing to speak about openly in North America […]

A new report by The Economist Intelligence Unit has named Toronto as the seventh most liveable city in the world for a second year straight […]

The Bank of Canada announced that it will keep its rates steady […]

Sales up by 24.3 % compared to July 2018 […]

If you are like many Canadians who cannot afford a home in the Greater Toronto Area here is your chance at a free one […]

Ontario must start encouraging immigrants to settle in communities outside the GTA in order to reduce pressure on housing and transit and other infrastructure in the 905 and stimulate growth in the rest of the province according to a new report […]

The real estate regulations in Toronto are the slowly boiling water and we are the frog […]

Prices range from over 1000 dollars in Vancouver to just over 300 dollars in Calgary […]

Six stations will also be added to existing GO Transit rail corridor […]

If you already own a home or condominium in Toronto it continues to be a great investment […]

While some people buy homes that are located close to work or that boast a high walkability score others choose their homes and the neighbourhoods they are located in based on the rating of the school district […]

Apartment investment insights from Marcus & Millichap […]

Many in the city face a choice between buying a home or saving for retirement […]

For Sale […]

Competition between buyers increased […]

Sales still below the May average for the previous 10 years […]

Wow....this listing is one of a kind! […]

The number of transactions in April jumped by 16.8%. […]

The OFSI stress test continues to impact home buyer's ability to qualify for a mortgage. […]

The Federal stress test has dampened home sales and prices […]

With 60 buildings exceeding 150 metres and a total of 524 towers... […]

Semi-Detached Homes In The GTA Experienced The Largest Sales Increase […]

City looks to expand program across city as homeowners eager to add units […]

It's far from cheap to live alone in this city […]

Canada's stress test for uninsured mortgages has been under fire […]

Budget 2019 housing affordability details […]

Condos In Toronto Experienced The Strongest Price Growth […]

Slight Increase in January Sales Year-Over-Year […]

Average Condo Sales Down in Q4 2018 vs Q4 2017. […]

Home Values In Different GTA Neighbourhoods […]

Total GTA Sales Down In 2018 By 12.7% […]

Continuation Of Moderate Price Growth in November 2018 […]

Average Selling Price Up In September […]

Sales of Single-Detached Homes Priced $1-2 million Have Declined in Toronto and Vancouver […]

Sales and Price increases On A Year-Over-Year Basis In August 2018 […]

Strong Growth Reported in July 2018 […]