Home prices in Canada will keep rising, despite interest rate hike: Royal LePage
“Canadian homeowners are prepared.” Continue reading
Toronto home prices
IMF warns Canada to protect housing market — for greater good of Canadian economy
The International Monetary Fund is warning about the risks to the Canadian economy due to a possible correction in the housing market and urged governments to do more to protect against them. Continue reading
What’s the weight of an average-priced Toronto home, in gold?
By Jesse Ferreras National Online Journalist
What’s the weight of an average-priced Toronto home, in gold? Continue reading
Here’s why a good school isn’t always worth the home price premium
You don’t need to overpay to make sure your kids get the best education Continue reading
More government intervention needed if Toronto house prices continue soaring: Scotiabank
The head of Canadian banking at Scotiabank says the Toronto housing market is one that policy-makers should be most concerned about in the country Continue reading
Vancouver homebuyers lost almost 50 per cent on their down payments in 1 year: graphic
By Jesse Ferreras National Online Journalist
“Think of your home as a long-term investment.” Continue reading
Toronto realtors call foreign buyer tax ‘misguided,’ as prices set to soar
By Jesse Ferreras National Online Journalist
Such a tax would lead to “tighter market conditions and stronger price growth in neighbouring communities,” they say. Continue reading
Toronto Real Estate Board sees another year of double-digit price increases
The Toronto Real Estate Board is expecting another year of double-digit price increases and a similar number of property sales compared with 2016. Continue reading
Toronto detached home prices cool off more than they have in 2 years
By Jesse Ferreras National Online Journalist
Toronto’s housing market is still strong. But there was one sign of weakness last month. Continue reading
Toronto home price growth leaps ahead of Vancouver
By Jesse Ferreras National Online Journalist
Talk about going their “separate ways.” Continue reading
