Suven Can Move You

10/03/2024

Listing Price: $580,000
Location: Jane & Lawrence - Toronto

A Fantastic Opportunity For A First Time Home Buyer Or Investor! This 2 Beds + 1 Bath Townhouse is located In A Gated Community With Beautiful Well Maintained Gardens.
The Entire Unit Was Recently Painted And All New Stainless Steel Appliances Purchased In 2024. The Property Includes A Gym, Party Room And Visitor's Parking. It's Steps Away From TTC And Minutes Away From Highways 401 & 400.All New Appliances.

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05/13/2024

Location: Taunton and White ( Pickering)
Listing Price: 1,448,000

Brand New Never Lived Most Popular French Manor Model Upgraded Alternate Layout The Most Desirable Mulberry Community. This Home features 4 Bedroom & 3 full Bath, Primary Bedroom Walk-in Closets and 5 pcs Spa Bath, Shared Bath between Bedroom 2, All Bedrooms Each With Their Own Walk-In Closet.& Iron Pickets with oak staircase & marching with chandelier, Basement above grade Window .Orren Ellis Electric Fireplace ,A Large Custom Eat-In Modern Kitchen Featuring An Oversized Island, Quartz Countertop, Ample Amount Of Cabinetry High end S/S Appliances, Modern Kitchen , Quartz counter top Island , Smooth Ceiling throughout , Electric Car Charger & CVAC Rough-in, EV Conduit, Upgrade 200AMP Installed.

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04/20/2024

OPEN HOUSE:
SATURDAY -- 2:00 PM TO 4:00 PM
SUNDAY -- 2:00 PM TO 4:00PM

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03/04/2024

NEW RELEASE OF BACK-TO-BACK
TOWNS AND 16’ TOWNHOMES!
FROM $604,990*
With Early to Mid 2026 Closings

GREAT LOCATION..... BEST QUALITY.... BETTER PRICE!

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02/16/2024

For the week of February 19th, 2024

Canadian inflation in January likely eased as BoC contemplates interest rate cut timing
The first Canadian inflation reading of 2024 out next Tuesday should edge lower on falling energy prices and slower food price growth.

We expect the consumer price index to rise 3.2% year-over-year, lower than 3.4% in December. But the underlying details will be closely watched for signs on whether inflation pressures are continuing to trend— albeit gradually—towards the Bank of Canada’s 2% target. Most of the deceleration we expect in price growth comes from lower energy prices, which the central bank has little to no control over. Gasoline prices were little changed from December to January and residential natural gas prices fell in Alberta. Food price growth also looks likely to ease as a large month-over-month surge in January 2023 (+1.7%) falls outside of the year-over-year growth rate.

Stripping out volatile components like food and energy, we expect price growth to hold at 3.4% year-over-year with the recent months’ mixed underlying drivers continuing. More than a quarter of price growth overall is still coming from higher mortgage interest costs that are a direct result of earlier BoC interest rate increases. If we exclude that component, price growth would already be back within the BoC’s 1% to 3% inflation target range.

The share of the CPI basket seeing abnormally high inflation has also been declining. Roughly 51% of the consumer basket was growing at more than 3% over the last three months, down from a peak of 77% of the basket in July 2022. But we also look for year-over-year growth in the BoC’s preferred broader trim and median measures of underlying price growth to hold steady at 3.7% and 3.6%, respectively, in December.

Abbey Xu
Economist | Royal Bank of Canada

02/21/2022