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Why some Canadians are ‘pooling their resources’ to afford a homeSome six per cent of Canadians co-own their home with someone other than a spouse or partner, according to Royal LePage, which says the trend is growing.MoneyAug 31
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Cottage prices, sales see sharp drop in Peterborough and Kawarthas: reportThe 2023 Re/Max Cottage Trends report shows through the first quarter of 2023, the average cottage sale price in the region fell by 31 per cent compared to the same period in 2022.EconomyJul 18
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41 per cent of first-time homebuyers in B.C. borrow money from family: ReportB.C. first-time homebuyers ranked number one in the country for “most worried” in regards to missing out on the home they wanted due to not having enough for a down payment saved.CanadaJun 22
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A quarter of first-time buyers getting help to pay their mortgage, survey findsRoughly a third of Canadian first-time homebuyers have needed help from a family member to finance their entry into the housing market, new polling suggests.MoneyJun 22
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Young investors questioning ‘risky’ call to become landlords amid higher ratesMore than half of young real estate investors are considering selling their property as rising interest rates hurt their business cases, a Royal LePage survey shows.MoneyMay 25
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Hoping to buy a home? Canadian prices forecast to rise by end of 2023Royal LePage has adjusted its price forecast for 2023 given stronger-than-expected demand and limited supply. It now expects a price increase.CanadaApr 13
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Will recreational homes be more affordable in 2023? Report predicts prices will dipRecreational real estate across Canada could soon see a price dip after rising throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, according to a new report from Royal LePage.CanadaMar 28
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Canada’s home prices fell annually for the 1st time since 2008 in Q4, Royal LePage saysNew data from Royal LePage shows aggregate home prices were down 2.8 per cent across Canada in the fourth quarter, with some markets facing steeper declines.MoneyJan 13
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Regina home prices will drop 1.5% over the next year: Royal LePageAs mortgage rates rise and budgets shrink, Royal LePage is predicting a small decrease in home prices in Regina in 2023.CanadaDec 16, 2022
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Hoping for a steep drop in home prices next year? It’s unlikely, Royal LePage saysRising interest rates, which have hit Canadians' mortgages, have also faced counterbalances that reduce their impact, the CEO of Royal LePage said.EconomyDec 13, 2022
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