Eva Pyra Realtor

06/20/2023

https://propertyguys.com/listing/on/cameron/126659

Don't miss this gorgeous family home with tons of upgrades and a pond in the front yard. Amazing country views from 4 decks and all custom oversized windows. Located conveniently between Lindsay and Fenelon Falls in the heart of the Kawarthas (just off Hwy 35). Minutes to Sturgeon Lake and year roun...

06/17/2023

Freehold Townhome in a sought after Courtice area. You will fall in love with this upgraded well maintained home. Hardwood flooring on main level, modern open concept living, walk out to a gorgeous 12x16 deck (2022) Upgraded kitchen cabinetry with 2 extra pantries , pot drawers, breakfast bar, vaulted ceilings. Oak staircase . Primary bedroom includes a soaker tub with a separate stand up shower and a walk in closet. Partially finished walk out basement with an extra bright bedroom , rough in for bathroom. Garage door entry. Minutes to 401/407, schools, shopping.
Open house June 17-18 2-4
$799000

05/16/2023

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05/11/2023

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01/08/2021

Market Update

There is no question that 2020 was a memorable year… yet despite the ups and downs that COVID brought us we finished 2020 with the third best sales result on record and a new record high average sale price.

Here are the 2020 highlights from the Toronto Regional Real Estate Board:
95,151 sales were reported through TRREB’s MLS® System – up by 8.4 per cent compared to 2019. This included a record result for the month of December, with 7,180 sales – a year-over-year increase of 64.5 per cent.
Year-over-year sales growth was strongest in the GTA regions surrounding Toronto, particularly for single-family home types.
The average selling price reached a new record of $929,699 – up by 13.5 per cent compared to 2019. This included an average price of $932,222 in December – a year-over-year increase of 11.2 per cent. The strongest average price growth was experienced for single-family home types in the suburban regions of the GTA.
After a pronounced dip in market activity between mid-March and the end of May, market conditions improved dramatically in the second half of the year, with multiple consecutive months of record sales and average selling prices.

As the “city exodus” continues and people move to the suburbs and exurbs (areas even further than the suburbs), condo apartment listings continue to out pace sales and this has led to a dip in selling prices. The average price of a condo apartment in December 2020 was $600,840, down 1.9% from 2019.

08/20/2020

Here’s a quick look into Canadian home sales for the month of July.


Summary:
Home sales surged again in another sign of Canada’s buoyant ongoing rebound from COVID-19 lockdowns.
New listings registered their strongest-ever month of July in 2020.
Existing home sales reached their highest level in any month in recorded history.
Canadian home purchases rose by 26%, while new listings climbed by a healthy 7.6%.
National sales-to-new-listings ratio to 73.9% (sa)—the highest since 2002 and tilted in favour of sellers.
MLS Home Price Index rose by 7.4%

Sales:
Canada’s largest centres tended to witness the steepest sales increases.
Purchase volumes were up by more than 40% in both Toronto and Vancouver.
39% advance in Montreal.
Ottawa, Southern BC and the Greater Golden Horseshoe also enjoyed strong sales.
Purchases were up in Saskatchewan and Alberta as well, but at a more moderate pace.

Price Growth:
HPI gains were positive in most centres, especially in larger metropolitan areas.
Greater Golden Horseshoe maintained price growth of more than 10% y/y.
Ottawa (+18% y/y), Montreal (+14% y/y), and Moncton (+12% y/y) posted record growth in home prices.

Implications:
Solid gains were expected as most regions entered the final stage of reopening in July and following early releases
from local real estate boards, but the strength of the rebound continues to surprise.
Nationally, both unit sales and new listings have surpassed pre-virus levels, with purchases now a hefty 17% higher than five months ago.
The effects of more stringent mortgage conditions introduced by the CMHC on July 1st may eventually dampen mortgage demand, though there is little evidence of that to date.
Potential downsides to the outlook remain very much at play, including:
a second wave of the virus, persistent weakness in population growth, and risks related to timing the withdrawal of mortgage and tax payment deferrals. These factors could undermine continued gains in the housing market as well as the recovery in the broader Canadian economy.

08/12/2020

The TRREB results for July came out last week and the market is insane. Sales increased almost 30% and prices are up almost 17%. We would usually see the market slowing down in July, but due to pent up demand, the re-opening of the economy, and also likely due to the fact that less people are travelling, the market remains lively. The average sale price is the highest it has ever been in the GTA. In Durham, the average sale price hit a record high at $709,640.

08/11/2020

The stress test rate is about to fall for the second time in three months now that most of Canada's Big Six banks have reduced their 5-year fixed posted rates.