LAFOY Real Estate Ltd

09/14/2021

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257 Woodlea Cres

05/12/2021

Not showing any signs of stopping in all of GTA

Rents may be low (though not as low as they were, and not nearly as low as they are practically everywhere else). But any hope that the sales marke...

07/06/2020

SOLD Thanks Catherine and Jeff it was definitely a challenge throughout these last few months but we got it done Now off to your new home in Lindsay

04/11/2020

959 Florell Dr Oshawa Harmony/Olive 401
$549000
3+1Bedrm Bungalow

11/06/2018

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Average condo prices rose 7.5 per cent in October from a year earlier and semi-detached homes rose 6.6 per cent

09/11/2018

Family looking after your Family's Real Estate needs since 1968

08/09/2018

Family Looking after your Family's Real Estate needs since 1968

08/09/2018

Residential transactions in Durham increase year-over-year


DURHAM REGION, August 7, 2018 – Durham Region Association of REALTORS® (DRAR) President Dennis Roberts reported 794 residential transactions in July 2018, a 6 per cent increase on a year-over-year basis from 749 in July 2017, and a 13.5 per cent decrease from June 2018.

“As we edge closer to the end of the summer, we may experience a return to a traditionally quieter summer market,” said Roberts. July saw the number of new listings in Durham decrease on a month-over-month basis to 1,675 down from 1,895 new listings in June.

The average selling price in Durham reached $584,131 last month, a 4.35 per cent decrease from the $610,728 average selling price in June, but a 2.52 per cent increase over the average selling price during the same period in 2017. “Durham continues to offer the best housing options for buyers and still offers some of the most desirable real estate value in the GTA,” said Roberts. “Market trends indicate that we will be anticipating an increase in activity again in the fall.”