Lonely Urban Centers Are Canada’s Next Huge Real Estate Trend
If you’re a Canadian real estate agent or developer, you’re probably going to want to take note of the rise in single-person occupancy.
Toronto Condos Might Be Underpriced… Seriously
That’s right, we crunched the numbers and Toronto’s condo market ended 2016 underpriced – and might actually go higher.
This Week’s Top Stories: Canada’s Talented Tech Workers Are Underpaid, Real Estate Prices Are Coming Down or Rents Are Going To Skyrocket
Canada’s tech talent is seeing pay stall to subsidize real estate prices, and how far detached are Canadian home prices from reality?
Toronto’s “Well Paid” Tech Workers Need 24 Years To Save A Condo Down Payment
Toronto is a booming tech hub, so we wanted to see what the next generation of experienced tech workers can afford. Hint, it’s not a lot.
Toronto One Bedroom Rentals See Prices Jump 17%
Toronto is seeing rental prices rapidly increase according to TREB, especially when compared to historical increases.
Here’s How Real Estate Prices Across Canada Stack Up
Canadian real estate isn’t all moving in the same direction these days. Here’s the most (and least!) expensive places to buy a home.
This Week’s Top Stories: Canada Has The Most “Overvalued” Homes, and Late Mortgage Payments Fall To Pre-Crash Levels In Ontario
IMF ranks Canadian real estate as “overvalued,” late mortgage payments are falling fast, and Toronto and Vancouver condo prices are soaring.
Ontario’s Late Mortgages Are Now At The Same Level Before The 1990 Crash
Last time late mortgage payments in Ontario were this low, Toronto real estate crashed. Late payments then escalated *really* fast.
Toronto Condos Get An Over 50% Price Hike In Some Neighborhoods
Toronto real estate enters two distinct markets. Detached homes are soft, but condos are fetching up to 50% more in some neighborhoods.
This Week’s Top Stories: What Did Canadian Real Estate Do After The Last Rate Hike, and The Difference Between A Correction and A Crash
This week’s top stories include the impact of higher interest rates, and the difference between a correction and a crash.
