Home prices
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Average home prices in Hamilton near $770,000, over $1M in BurlingtonHamilton's average sale price was $769,774, up from $590,404, one year earlier. Burlington's average sale price, year-over-year, soared from $843,231 to $1,067,867.EconomyMar 2
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Banner year for realtors in Hamilton, BurlingtonThe Realtors Association of Hamilton-Burlington's 2020 report shows a spike in sales and average home price compared to 2019.ConsumerJan 26
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W-shaped recovery would be ‘severe’ without government relief: CMHCA W-shaped recovery is when an economy begins to rebound from a recession quickly but then rapidly falls into another period of downturn before recovering again.EconomyJan 21
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Canadian homes sales surge 47% year-over-year in December, prices up 13%Home sales set another all-time record in the last month of 2020, data from the Canadian Real Estate Association show.MoneyJan 15
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Demand for Okanagan residential sales still strongHome prices in the Okanagan region are creeping upwards as there is high demand but a low number of active listings.CanadaDec 3, 2020
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October home sales up 32% annually, as prices set new record: CREAThe average national home price rose 15 per cent compared to the same month last year, the association said.MoneyNov 16, 2020
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Canadian home sales up nearly 46% in September: CREAHome sales set a new all-time record for the third month in a row.MoneyOct 15, 2020
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‘Dangerous’ oversupply of new, single-family homes in Calgary and Edmonton: Moody’s forecastHome prices across Canada could tumble about seven per cent in 2021, as unemployment dampens the hot real estate market, according to a forecast by Moody's Analytics Inc.CanadaSep 24, 2020
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June home sales in Greater Vancouver surge 64 per cent: real estate boardThe 2,443 homes sold in June are also more than double the 1,109 sales registered in April, at the peak of pandemic restrictions.EconomyJul 3, 2020
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More seniors expected to turn to reverse mortgages due to COVID-19Financial difficulties for older Canadians and concerns about long-term care homes could generate new demand for reverse mortgages.MoneyJun 9, 2020
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