Toronto Condo Prices Drop In 3 Out of 4 Neighbourhoods, Still Up Over 26%
The Toronto real estate market extends it’s losing streak to the condo segment, where the benchmark price fell in 75% of neighborhoods.
Over 6% of Toronto Real Estate Listings Were Bought Less Than 18 Months Ago
Toronto real estate listings look familiar? That’s because over 6% of listings last week, were bought within the past 18 months.
Toronto’s Foreign Real Estate Buyers Are Disappearing
Toronto real estate is seeing foreign buyers drop at a rapid pace, according to data obtained from the Ontario Ministry of Finance.
Here Is Toronto’s Richest and Poorest Neighbourhoods [Interactive]
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We know your gossipy ass wants to know how much people in your neighborhood make, so we mapped the latest Toronto Census incomes for you. NP.
Ontario Government Warns Young People Will Lose 50,000 Jobs After Wage Hike
Ontario will lose over 50,000 jobs at the end of the minimum wage hike, impacting mostly young people according to a provincial watchdog.
Toronto Detached Real Estate Prices See First Annual Decline Since 2009
Toronto detached real estate prices are getting hammered, with benchmarks dropping over $100,000 from just last month.
How Soft Are Toronto Real Estate Ask Prices This Month?
Toronto real estate ask prices are softer than last year, but just how soft? We take a peak at last week’s sales.
Toronto Bankruptcies Jump Almost 5% In June, Here’s Where Was Impacted Most
Toronto real estate prices helped drop the number of consumer proposals being filed, but the number of bankruptcies is on the rise.
Toronto Real Estate Is Officially Crashing… Kind of
Toronto real estate just wiped out a year of price gains in just four months, here’s what you should know about the pricing volatility.
Toronto Real Estate Is Seeing A Massive Flood of Inventory
Toronto real estate is seeing at least 3 times more new listings than any other Canadian city, and buyers aren’t keeping up.
