Toronto Real Estate Rises Over 5 Percent In January 2017
The average price of Toronto real estate increased by $40k in the first month of the year, a whopping 5% increase from the month prior.
The average price of Toronto real estate increased by $40k in the first month of the year, a whopping 5% increase from the month prior.
Foreign transactions of luxury real estate in Vancouver are on the decline. Both the number of transaction and median price are dropping.
Toronto rental rates surged up to 25% in the last quarter of 2016, according to the latest release from the Toronto Real Estate Board.
Is Toronto’s luxury real estate actually booming? We take a deeper dive into the numbers, so you can make a better informed decision.
The biggest travel season in history is going down for Chinese New Year, and apparently many of the travelers plan on hunting for property.
Holiday joy skipped Toronto real estate in December. According to the latest numbers from TREB, single-family detached homes dropped 4%.
Vancouver real estate prices received another downtick, and sales fell below the 10-year average according to the latest report from REBGV.
In another only in Vancouver real estate story, 43 homeowners in the same neighborhood are looking for a developer to purchase their homes.
Toronto real estate had its seasonal drop as usual in December, but this time it was almost twice the amount of the years prior.
Good-bye 2016, hello 2017. To kick the new year off, here’s how Canadian real estate did across the country.