Mississauga Homes

04/07/2022

https://www.insauga.com/canada-plans-to-ban-foreign-purchases-of-residential-properties-in-mississauga-brampton-hamilton-and-the-rest-of-country/

The Canadian government is expected to place a two-year ban on foreigners from buying residential properties in Mississauga, Brampton, Hamilton and everywhere else in the country. The move will be announced tomorrow as part of government’s budget plan for affordable housing. Under the legislation ...

11/14/2019

The new line will spur desperately needed housing development in Peel. Data recently released by the Toronto Real Estate Board showed that Mississauga and Brampton both continue to enjoy “sizzling” housing markets that are hampered by a continual lack of housing inventory.

Developers, businesses and people living and working in Mississauga and Brampton have seen the future – and it’s the major benefits already coming from...

11/05/2019

Toronto home prices rise in October as listings plunge ...

The number of homes up for grabs in Canada’s largest housing market shrank again in October, prompting another warning from the regional real estate board that price growth could heat up.

10/10/2019

Toronto home prices soar by 6.2% — and they are forecast to keep rising.

Royal LePage report finds largest GTA gains in Pickering, while greatest dip felt in Richmond Hill

08/28/2019

Toronto condo prices rocket up.

GTA price hike driven by millennials who can’t afford detached homes and by downsizing boomers

06/17/2019

Government announce fine print of new CMHC program for first time home buyers.

The government has released details of a program it announced during the last federal budget, an initiative that could see Canada's housing agency contribute up to 10 per cent of the price of a buyer's first home if certain conditions are met.

05/07/2019

View my virtual tour of listing.

Photos and visual presentation of the listing at 22 Havendale Court, Brampton, Ontario.

04/04/2019

Royal LePage Q1 2019 House Price Survey and Market Forecast:

Key highlights from the national release:

- The price of a home in Canada increased 2.7% year-over-year to $621,575 in the first quarter of 2019, below the long-term norm of 5%. Condominiums remained the fastest growing housing type on a national basis, rising 5.4% year-over-year to $447,260.

- Royal LePage forecast that the price of a home in Canada will increase 1.0% to $627,945 over the next three months.

- The global economy hit a soft spot entering the new year. Economic downturns in China and Germany, ongoing trade disputes, and slowing U.S. growth support a relatively muted global outlook. The upside for the Canadian housing market is the increased likelihood that interest rate hikes are on hold for the foreseeable future.

- The City of Toronto continues to be one of Canada's fastest appreciating real estate markets. Median home prices in the City of Toronto rose 5.8% year-over-year, while the overall GTA's aggregate home prices rose 3.4% in the same period.

- The aggregate price of a home in the Greater Montreal Area passed the $400,000 mark, rising to $406,332, an increase of 5.5% from the same period last year. This represents a higher rate of appreciation than that seen in both the GTA and Greater Vancouver, and above the national aggregate percentage increase.

- In eastern Ontario, Ottawa home prices appreciated by 7.7% year-over-year. The aggregate price of a home in Ottawa has now surpassed that of Calgary for the first time, a trend unforeseen five years ago.

- For the first time since 2012, Greater Vancouver home prices declined year-over-year, with the aggregate price dipping 1.5 per cent for the first quarter of 2019 to $1,239, 306, while overall listing volumes are increasing.

Sluggish Start to 2019 Provides Silver Lining for First-time Home Buyers in the Country’s Largest CitiesNational home price growth slowed to 2.7 per cent year-over-year in the first quarter of 2019Home prices in western Canada forecast to declinePrice growth in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) remai...

02/25/2019

Countries with highest quality of life - Canada ranked #1 again.

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02/07/2019

Toronto area home prices predicted to rise 4% this year.

Despite a predicted uptick in buyers, mortgage stress tests continue to erode affordability, says real estate board.

01/08/2019

Market watch Dec and year 2018 in review:

12/11/2018

According to the Royal LePage Market Survey Forecast, home prices across the country are expected to appreciate at a low single digit rate in 2019.

Both Royal LePage and Re/Max reports anticipate moderate price hikes compared to recent years