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The market is shifting with the influx of listings across Greater Toronto Area. Buyers have more options due to the increased inventory. Multiple offers are no longer the norm. So far in June, the increase in new listings is more of a swell than the surge that it was in May. It's inevitable, listings arrive on the market because people have to move for all of the usual reasons: new children arrive, jobs shift, couples get married or divorced. The fall market could be similar to that of... [read more]

  The average Toronto area re-sale home price rose by about $43,000 or 6 per cent in September compared with August — a sign, say some realtors, that the slumped market is waking up, or at least leveling off. "The increase in price is seasonal, but it's still a positive sign because it tells you the market isn't falling further" (Realosophy) The average September home price of $775,546 was 2.6 per cent higher — about $20,000 more — than the... [read more]

On a year-over-year basis, sales were down by 13.3 per cent compared to November 2016. Click To View November Stats A wave of new listings pushed home prices lower in Toronto in November as sellers try to lock in deals before new mortgage stress-testing rules take effect in January. The Toronto Real Estate Board (TREB) said the average home sold for $761,757 in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) in November, down 2.4 per cent compared with October. The November drop halted a modest price... [read more]

  2017 Was a Bumpy Ride for Real Estate In Canada. Would 2018 Be a Smooth Sailing? FOR BUYERS: There are two strong headwinds when it comes to buying activity in 2018: Tighter mortgage lending rules and the threat of higher interest rates. Because of tighter mortgage lending rules, buyers simply can’t afford to buy the same house as they would have in 2017. This could mean shaving anywhere from 5% to 25% off your maximum house-price budget—although consensus shows it... [read more]