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08/31/2024

Bank of Canada expected to cut key interest rate, despite stronger-than-anticipated growth in Q2.

11/05/2023

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10/29/2023

05/27/2023

AMAZING TOWNHOUSE FOR SALE !!!
443 Manse Rd U-12
Scarborough.

Open House : May 27 & May 28 (2:00 pm to 4:00 pm)

In Desirable community, Amazing sun-filled end unit all Brick townhome (feels like Semi Detached) nestled on a quiet tree-lined street backing to $1.5 million plus homes! Open concept sunny walk-out basement with separate entrance, has income potential. Huge eat-in kitchen with new floor, new floor in washrooms. Huge master bed with large and deep closet. Interior Garage door entry gives great comfort in winter. Very Low condo fees. Great location! TTC within two mins walk express bus to Kennedy subway, five mins drive to GO Train, UofT, Hospital, PanAm Center and Waterfront Park. School, Library, Community Center, Grocery and Plaza, worship places within walking distance.

01/31/2019

Sales of luxury properties fell in three of Canada's biggest cities as home buyers retreated amid tightened mortgage guidelines and higher interest rates.

Vancouver, Toronto and Calgary saw large drops in high-end real estate sales in 2018 as the markets dealt with a number of headwinds including tighter supply, higher foreign buyers taxes and strained economic conditions due to the falling price of crude.

In the Greater Toronto area, sales of luxury homes worth $1 million and more declined 31 per cent, while sales of homes over $4 million and more fell 40 per cent last year. In the city of Toronto, sales of homes over $1 million fell 19 per cent, while sales of over $4 million and more dropped 39 per cent.

12/06/2018

Greater Toronto home sales drop nearly 15% in November, prices still climb

The number of homes sold across the Greater Toronto Area pulled back sharply in November, compared with a year ago, but prices continued to see moderate growth, suggesting that Canada's largest city remains a seller's market.

The Toronto Real Estate Board said Wednesday there were 6,251 residential transactions recorded last month through its Multiple Listing Service (MLS) system, down 14.7 per cent versus a year ago. On a seasonally adjusted basis, sales were down by 3.4 per cent compared with October 2018.

Despite the decline in the number of homes sold, the average sale price rose by 3.5 per cent year-over-year to $788,345. Adjusted seasonally, the average sale price was nearly flat, down by 0.8 per cent compared to October 2018

12/04/2018

GTA home sales up 3.5 per cent in October from a year ago...


TORONTO - Housing sales across the Greater Toronto Area rose last month, compared with a year ago, as prices also climbed, helped by strong sales in the condo and higher-density low-rise markets.
The Toronto Real Estate Board says there were 7,492 sales in October 2018, up six per cent versus a year ago. On a preliminary seasonally adjusted basis, sales were down one per cent compared to September 2018.
Meanwhile, the average sale price was $807,340 in October, up 3.5 per cent from $780,400 year-over-year. Adjusted seasonally, the average selling price last month was up one per cent compared with September.
The average price for a detached home in Toronto was $1.31 million in October. In the rest of the GTA, the average detached home price was $914,179.
Condominium prices across the Greater Toronto Area climbed the most out of all property types year over year.
The average price of a condominium in Toronto last month was $603,153, up 8.6 per cent compared to a year earlier. In the rest of the GTA, the average condo price was $461,013, up 5.9 per cent year over year. For all of the GTA, condo prices rose 7.5 per cent in October from a year ago.
The board, which represents more than 52,000 realtors, says sales and price growth came as the number of new listings fell compared with a year ago.
Last month, there were 14,431 new listings, down 2.7 per cent versus October 2017.

12/01/2018

October home sales down 1.6 per cent compared with September: CREA

The Canadian Real Estate Association says national home sales through its MLS system dropped by 1.6 per cent last month compared with September.
Compared with October 2017, sales last month were down 3.7 per cent as lower sales in the Vancouver region and the B.C. Fraser Valley more than offset gains in the Greater Toronto Area and Montreal.
The drop came as the average price for a home sold last month fell 1.5 per cent from October last year to $496,800.

Excluding the Greater Toronto Area and the Greater Vancouver area, two of the country's most expensive markets, the average price of a home sold was just under $383,000.

The number of new listings also dipped 1.1 per cent in October, led by declines in the Greater Toronto Area, Calgary and Victoria.