Toronto Real Estate Composite Average Drops 6% In December
Toronto real estate had its seasonal drop as usual in December, but this time it was almost twice the amount of the years prior.
Toronto real estate had its seasonal drop as usual in December, but this time it was almost twice the amount of the years prior.
Good-bye 2016, hello 2017. To kick the new year off, here’s how Canadian real estate did across the country.
Toronto condos sold for higher prices, and even faster than last year – despite concerns that the market may be driven by speculation.
Latest numbers from the Toronto Real Estate Board show continued strong demand for single family homes in the GTA.
CMHC survey shows significantly less foreign buyers are purchasing Canadian real estate, but there may be a few issues with their data.
Toronto real estate was impacted minimally by new mortgage rules, as the first full report since the changes showed continued strong demand.
The Canadian real estate industry is taking a proactive approach to controlling how the media covers news, and we thought you should know.
Latest report from the OECD says a correction in Canadian real estate “threatens the financial stability” of Canada.
Almost 1 in 3 listings for Toronto real estate were identified by the agents as never occupied, indicating the city has a lot of speculation.
Toronto condos logged another solid month of gains, with inventory disappearing more than 60% faster than October 2015.