Toronto Homeowners Scramble To Cash Out In April, New Listings Soar 33%
Toronto real estate saw new listings soar by 33%, and sales decline. Despite this, buyers still sent prices higher.
Toronto real estate saw new listings soar by 33%, and sales decline. Despite this, buyers still sent prices higher.
This week’s top real estate stories were around subprime lending in Canadian real estate, and prices are still climbing.
Soaring real estate prices are inspiring Canadians across the country to jump into homeownership, even if they can’t afford it.
Toronto real estate buyers scrambling to get in the market are increasingly taking out high-ratio mortgages, with far too little income.
Toronto condos saw prices rise over 23% in March. The increased prices come with increased sales, and weaker inventory than last year.
A summary of the most important Canadian real estate stories: Canada’s reliance on debt, Toronto speculators, and Vancouver renters.
New data from the Ministry of Finance shows that Toronto real estate has a bigger problem than foreign buyers, speculators from Toronto.
Toronto real estate saw a sharp increase of new detached homes listed in March, setting a new single month record.
We summarize this week’s smartest insights, including Asia’s speculation problems, Vancouver’s buying pools, and Toronto real estate prices.
Toronto real estate and rents are related, but how exactly? Here’s a brief intro to how rents have historically moved with home prices.