Mitzy Dadoun Real Estate Agent York Region Richmond Hill and The GTA

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Mitzy Dadoun Real Estate Agent York Region Richmond Hill and The GTA Mitzy specializes in Estate Sales, Luxury Homes, and Helping Divorcing couples sell their properties. Moving to Toronto, Relocating to Richmond Hill?

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Toronto, GTA, York Region, Vaughan, Richmond Hill, Markham, Aurora, Oak Ridges, Newmarket, Yorkville, The Bridle Path, Bennington Estates, Leaside, Forest Hill, Ontario. Let me help you find the perfect property.

10/08/2026

Canada Home Prices Hit Their Lowest Since 2023 | Buy and Sell with Mitzy - Real Estate Dreams made a Reality
We're seeing the national home price index for Canada's 11 largest cities dip to its lowest point since early Q2 2023—down about 4% from the late 2025 peak less than a year ago. After a brief rebound earlier in the year, prices slipped again by roughly 0.5%, marking the first meaningful pullback in six months despite earlier support from employment and affordability. Year-over-year, national losses have deepened to about 4%, with Vancouver, Hamilton, and Toronto leading the declines. Meanwhile, Quebec City, Montreal, and Winnipeg are still seeing price gains. As a broker who works with many clients in the GTA and across Ontario, I understand how these shifts can create both uncertainty and opportunity, especially for those considering downsizing or planning their next move. With higher bond yields on the horizon, new mortgage costs are set to rise, and borrowing power could be impacted just as home sales begin to slow again. Staying informed allows us to make thoughtful decisions—whether you're navigating a changing market or exploring your options for the future.

Greater Toronto Buyers Find Value as Home Prices AdjustAugust 2026 saw a significant shift in the Greater Toronto Area r...
10/07/2026

Greater Toronto Buyers Find Value as Home Prices Adjust
August 2026 saw a significant shift in the Greater Toronto Area real estate market: 79.3% of homes sold for less than the asking price, with a median price reduction of 3%. The average sale price landed at $855,000—down 1.16% from July, and 4.79% compared to last year. These numbers remind us that negotiation plays a bigger role than ever, depending on both property type and location. For those considering their next move—especially downsizers or seniors—understanding these trends is key to making informed decisions. As someone who works closely with clients navigating these transitions, I always keep a close eye on how market shifts impact both opportunity and timing.


https://www.housing-trends.com/agent-news/mitzy-dadoun/2100066-Greater-Toronto-Buyers-Find-Value-as-Home-Prices-Adjust

10/06/2026

Aurora Homebuyers Gain Opportunity as Prices Ease in August
In August 2026, Aurora's real estate market saw the average home price dip to $1.11 million—a drop of 15.1% from July and 18.7% compared to last year. With 49 homes sold and 279 properties on the market, every home type experienced both price and sales declines. For those considering their next move, especially if you’re thinking about downsizing or planning for the future, these shifts in the market present both challenges and opportunities. Having guided many clients through changing markets, I understand the importance of tailored advice and clear information—especially when it matters most.

Expert: Priorities That Should Guide Ontario's Housing ReformHousing affordability continues to challenge so many here i...
10/04/2026

Expert: Priorities That Should Guide Ontario's Housing Reform
Housing affordability continues to challenge so many here in Ontario, with average home prices now exceeding seven times the annual income—a figure that puts real pressure on families and individuals hoping to make a move. As someone who works closely with clients navigating these realities, especially those looking to downsize or manage transitions later in life, I see firsthand how high taxes, various fees, and complex regulations add to the cost. Meaningful reforms—like tax relief, simplified approval processes, updated building codes, and the elimination of land transfer taxes—are essential steps toward making homeownership more attainable for Ontarians. These changes would not only benefit first-time buyers but also support those making important moves at every stage of life.


https://www.housing-trends.com/agent-news/mitzy-dadoun/1974655-Expert%3A-Priorities-That-Should-Guide-Ontario%27s-Housing-Refor

Single-Family Homes Enjoy Stable Market with Steady DemandAugust brought a noticeable shift in the Greater Toronto Area ...
10/03/2026

Single-Family Homes Enjoy Stable Market with Steady Demand
August brought a noticeable shift in the Greater Toronto Area real estate market: homebuyer competition cooled off, with just 2% of neighbourhoods experiencing bidding wars. In fact, 79% of homes sold below their asking price—and the trend was even more pronounced among single-family homes and condos, where 95% and 98% of neighbourhoods respectively saw below-ask sales. For those considering a move, especially clients thinking about downsizing or navigating the next stage of homeownership, these numbers highlight a market where buyers have more breathing room and options. As always, understanding how these trends play out in your neighbourhood is key to making confident decisions.


https://www.housing-trends.com/agent-news/mitzy-dadoun/2057563-Single-Family-Homes-Enjoy-Stable-Market-with-Steady-Demand

RBC: Housing recovery is coming, but don't expect a boomWe're starting to see a clear shift in Canada's housing market: ...
10/02/2026

RBC: Housing recovery is coming, but don't expect a boom
We're starting to see a clear shift in Canada's housing market: resales are picking up, inventory is steady, and those sharp price drops have slowed down. According to RBC, while we shouldn't anticipate a dramatic boom on the horizon, the next few years are shaping up for a gradual recovery. They predict that 2026 may see a slight dip in sales and prices, but by 2027, pent-up demand and improved affordability could support a modest rebound. As someone who guides clients through major transitions—especially downsizing and supporting seniors—these evolving trends are top of mind. Understanding what’s ahead helps me navigate each client’s unique journey with confidence and clarity.


https://www.housing-trends.com/agent-news/mitzy-dadoun/1969063-RBC%3A-Housing-recovery-is-coming%2C-but-don%27t-expect-a-boom

10/01/2026

Canada Is Looking Beyond the U.S. | Buy and Sell with Mitzy - Real Estate Dreams made a Reality
Canada is broadening its economic connections, reaching further into Europe to reduce dependency on the U.S. and foster new international alliances. This shift isn’t just about trade—sectors like energy, AI, critical minerals, and infrastructure are all on the table for increased cross-border investment. For Canadian businesses and investors, this expanded network of trading partners could mean capital flowing in new directions and fresh opportunities, including the kinds of development projects that shape our communities. As someone immersed in real estate with RE/MAX Realtron Realty Inc. here in Thornhill, I’m paying close attention to how these global partnerships might influence our local market and the opportunities available for clients—especially those considering their next move. Where Canada builds its new economic relationships could well define our nation’s growth story, well beyond our longstanding ties to the south.

09/30/2026

Ontario Condo Closings Face Value Gap | Buy and Sell with Mitzy - Real Estate Dreams made a Reality
Lately, I’ve been watching Ontario condo buyers find themselves in a tough spot: some are being asked to close on units that now appraise up to 30% below their original contract price. Because banks base mortgage amounts on current appraised value—not what you agreed to pay—many buyers are left scrambling to cover a shortfall at closing, or worse, unable to close at all. This situation has been made even more complicated by the long lag between pre-sale signing and final closing, which can stretch out due to delays in approvals, permits, contractor agreements, and labour shortages. That gap has given the market time to shift, sometimes turning well-laid plans upside down. Not so long ago, the tables were turned—developers occasionally cancelled deals when their own costs spiked, which led the province to look closely at their practices and consider stricter penalties. For buyers, the contracts themselves offer little flexibility: apart from a standard 10-day cooling-off period and narrow provisions around delayed occupancy, there’s rarely much room to maneuver. Navigating these challenges calls for a clear understanding of the process and a careful eye on the details—especially for those considering a move or thinking about downsizing. As always, I’m here to keep you informed about what’s happening in our market.

09/29/2026

GTA new single-family home sales surge 246% in July as Ontario's expanded HST rebate drives buyers back to market
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