Toronto Condos See Price Gains, More Sales In April
Toronto’s condo market saw less new listings, more sales, and higher prices in April. Although there’s something worth noting in the charts.
This Week’s Top Stories: Capital Controls Are Still Halting Chinese Buyers, Toronto’s Inventory Is Spiking While Sales are Falling, and Suburban Vancouver Is Seeing Detached Prices Rise…Again
Toronto real estate might be turning a corner, Mainland Chinese buyers aren’t exchanging yuan, and Vancouver is seeing higher prices again.
Toronto Real Estate Agents Are Losing Their S**t Over These Charts
Toronto real estate is starting to see detached inventory soar, here’s why this is a problem your agent probably isn’t telling you about.
Millennials Are Flocking To Toronto, But We’re Not Sure Why
Here’s an interactive map of where millennials are moving in Toronto. Although with a deteriorating millennial economy, we’re not sure why.
Toronto Homeowners List Detached Homes For Sale At A Record Pace
Toronto homeowners are listing detached homes for sale at a rapid pace, with new listings soaring over 51% last month.
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.
This Week’s Top Stories: One of Canada’s Largest Mortgage Lenders Is Imploding, Subprime Is Spreading In Toronto, and Canadians Are Taking On More Risky Debt
This week’s top real estate stories were around subprime lending in Canadian real estate, and prices are still climbing.
Sorry Vancouver, But Toronto Is The King of Risky Mortgage Debt
Soaring real estate prices are inspiring Canadians across the country to jump into homeownership, even if they can’t afford it.
More People Are Buying Toronto Real Estate That Shouldn’t, And Half Are At Risk of Defaulting
Toronto real estate buyers scrambling to get in the market are increasingly taking out high-ratio mortgages, with far too little income.
Toronto Condo Prices Were Up 23.98% In March
Toronto condos saw prices rise over 23% in March. The increased prices come with increased sales, and weaker inventory than last year.
