Affluent Toronto Suburb Sees Largest Real Estate Price Drop Since 2008
While Toronto real estate is making up it’s mind, we take a peak at how prices changed in an affluent suburb to see if we can gain insights.
While Toronto real estate is making up it’s mind, we take a peak at how prices changed in an affluent suburb to see if we can gain insights.
We take a look at how long it takes for Vancouver real estate prices to experience negative growth, and generally how long it lasts.
New data shows Toronto real estate prices surged right when people decided it was a good time to buy and sell property in less than a year.
Old money cities like London still top the list for the uber rich’s secondary home of choice, but some new cities are popping up on the list.
Toronto real estate is seeing a ton of new inventory, and detached homes are no exception. The market still saw higher prices.
British Columbia’s cool start to the year is adding up to over $10 billion less in sales this year compared to last.
Canadian wage growth experienced the slowest annual May increase in more than a decade, with some provinces even showing declines.
The city is regulating AirBnB, let’s look at the data on how it may have impacted Toronto real estate prices over the past couple of years.
Vancouver real estate is seeing higher prices, especially detached homes where they’re now trading at June 2016’s scorching levels.
China’s international real estate binge is dead, 3.1 million US mortgages are still underwater, and Toronto has a ton of ballin’ families.