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  • 80K GTA Condos Under Construction

    80K GTA Condos Under Construction

    GTA condo sales decreased from 10K in 2022 to <1,500 in Q1 2024. Condo inventory piling up, absorption at 30-yr low.

  • Oakville told to pay back federal housing money after it rejects density

    The federal housing minister has requested Oakville to repay over a million dollars in funds after the town council, led by the mayor, rejected a motion to implement "gentle density" policies. Oakville is the first municipality in Canada to breach the agreement to allow greater housing density, risking the loss of federal funds. Continue to…

  • Toronto Saw Increased Supply in Early Q2

    Toronto Saw Increased Supply in Early Q2

    Listings increased significantly in Toronto’s Real Estate Market in April 2024. In the GTA, there were 7,114 sales in April 2024, ↓ 5% yearly.

  • Toronto Real Estate Spirals As Inventory Surges, Demand Hits Historic Low

    Toronto real estate saw prices decline in May for the third consecutive year, with the most inventory in over a decade and the weakest May demand on record. The typical home price dropped 0.9% to $1,117,400, down 3.5% from a year ago. Home sales hit a low not seen since 2000, with just 7,013 sales.…

  • Greater Toronto Condo Market Hits 15-Yr Low

    Greater Toronto Condo Market Hits 15-Yr Low

    Sales Performance: – Q1 2024: 1,461 condo sales, the lowest since Q1 2009 – Sales ↓ 71% in 10-yr New Launches and Pricing: – 958 units launched in early 2024 – Avg opening price for new condos: $1,168/sq ft

  • Happy Father’s Day

    Happy Father’s Day

    Approximately 2.5 billion Father's Day cards are sent each year. Neckties have become a popular traditional gift for Father's Day. "World's Greatest Dad" is a popular Father's Day phrase. Breakfast in bed is a common Father's Day treat. Wishing a fantastic Father's Day to all the dads who strive to be the best versions of…

  • Here’s how much it really costs to own home in Toronto

    Buying a home in Toronto is costly, with average prices above $1 million. Besides mortgage rates, other monthly expenses like property tax, insurance, utilities, and an emergency fund impact homeownership costs. Maintaining an emergency fund and comprehensive insurance is crucial due to climate-related risks. Shopping around for the best mortgage rate and insurance policy can…

  • Toronto: Biggest Jump in Required Homebuyer’s Income

    Toronto: Biggest Jump in Required Homebuyer’s Income

    The annual income required to secure and carry a mortgage has climbed another $3,400 MoM. Required income: – Mid-Q1: $214,100 – Late-Q1: $217,500