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 just wiped out a year of price gains in just four months, here’s what you should know about the pricing volatility.
Canadian real estate prices take the largest nose dive in years according to numbers released by the Canadian Real Estate Association.
Vancouver real estate is seeing inventory rapidly build, as sales drop. Don’t worry, prices still moved higher.
Toronto Real Estate Board numbers show neighborhoods in Toronto saw typical home prices drop up to $2,100 per day.
Toronto real estate makes a sharp turn. Prices growth is slowing, sales are dropping, and inventory is hitting highs.
Vancouver real estate prices are making surreal movements, with the benchmark price increasing a whopping $1,006 dollars per day last month.
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.
Toronto real estate sellers set a record for new listings, while sales slipped and prices got a little softer.
Increased competition between first-time buyers and people downsizing has sent Vancouver real estate prices to another all time high.