Toronto Real Estate Gets First Median Price Decline Since 2009
Toronto real estate set a quiet new record, with the first annual decline in median sale prices since the Great Recession.
Toronto real estate set a quiet new record, with the first annual decline in median sale prices since the Great Recession.
New data from the CMHC shows Canadian real estate is increasingly being bought with mortgages held by foreign buyers. Great insight, but the data is kind of dated, since it’s pre-Chinese crackdown on capital flight.
Toronto real estate prices are still up, but higher inventory and less sales are putting a huge amount of downward pressure on price growth.
Global wealth migration is accelerating, but wealthy families (and their real estate dollars) aren’t as interested in moving to Canada as they used to be.
Canadian real estate has been one of the best performing assets in the country, and pensions are looking to cash in by rapidly expanding the residential mortgage credit held.
Toronto real estate buyers and sellers may be on two different pages, according to a new survey. A survey conducted by Ipsos, on behalf of the Toronto Real Estate Board (TREB), shows an increasing number of homeowners are preparing to cash in. The larger group of home sellers, will also be met with a decreasing […]
The Toronto Real Estate Board conducted its annual survey, and hidden in the pile of results was how effective a vacant home tax would be at creating inventory for the city.
The process of buying US and Canadian real estate is going to become even easier for wealthy Chinese buyers. Juwai, China’s largest overseas property portal, is teaming up with a high net-worth investment association, to develop a stronger overseas real estate investment eco-system.
Canadian real estate prices made the largest quarterly decline in over 26 years, according to US Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas data.
Not seeing the benefits of the booming economy the Canadian government keeps telling you about? Neither does the World Economic Forum, that ranks Canada low for economic inclusiveness.