Real Estate News

1) Signals flashing that Canada's housing market could be close to a turning point 2) Economy blows past expectations, adds 259,000 jobs in February 3) Why Canada is losing affordable rental housing faster than it's being built 4) Ontario unveils transportation plan, including two proposed Toronto-area transit lines 5) February 2022 Oakville real estate update

1) Over $154M tied to detained Chinese-Canadian oligarch invested in GTA real estate 2) Will key interest rate hike help cool the housing market? 3) Canada's economy was growing at 6.7% pace at the end of 2021 4) Toronto Luxury Real Estate Market Updates and Forecasts 5) GTA home prices up 28% from last year as supply remains hampered: TRREB

1) Compete like an Olympian in a hot real estate market 2) Ontario's labour market rebounds to pre-pandemic levels but recovery uneven: report 3) A reversal of fortunes for Toronto's office market 4) 5 typical closing costs in Ontario 5) This is where home prices in Toronto have risen the most in the past 25 years

1) Here are Ontario’s loosened restrictions, capacity limits as of Feb. 17 2) Canada's inflation rate rises to 5.1% — highest since 1991 3) Canada plans to welcome more than 1.3 million immigrants by end of 2024 4) Toronto’s hot condo market eroding affordability ‘on an almost daily basis 5) Average house price hit a record $748,450 in January — up 21% in the past year

1) Despite pandemic, Canada's population grows at fastest rate in G7: census 2) Toronto's Real Estate Market Is Not In A 'Bubble' & It Might Not Cool Off For A While 3) TTC eyes plan to finally let other GTA transit agencies move bus riders within Toronto 4) Ontario Continues with Progress on Scarborough Subway Extension 5) NGS Global Opens New Office in Toronto

1) Full list of restrictions lifting in #Ontario 2) Canada’s PNP immigration results for January 2022 3) Five stress-saving, money-making moves to make while you wait for a March interest rate hike 4) The average price of a Toronto condo is now... 5) Toronto closing on Vancouver as Canada’s priciest real estate market

1) Toronto and surrounding areas need 30% more new housing units per year to meet demand: report 2) Condo market conditions tightest in 20 years, says Toronto real estate board 3) Bank of Canada holds key interest rate, but warns of looming hikes 4) Rogers planning massive office campus in heart of downtown Brampton 5) Here's everything new that's coming to Toronto's waterfront

1) Highest increase in Canada: Rent for one-bedroom apartment soars to $2,176 2) Homebuilding slows as housing supply hits record low in Canada, data shows 3) Toronto-based startup now worth a staggering $8.4 billion and hiring hundreds of people 4) Rush of immigrants to slow bank of Canada rate hikes, CIBC says 5) Canadian Luxury Real Estate Sales Double, Triple in Some Markets

1️⃣. Housing shortage worst in Ontario, Alberta, Manitoba: report 2️⃣. Canadian economy added 55,000 jobs in December, 2021 3️⃣. Zara founder, Ortega set to buy Toronto’s Royal Bank Plaza for $1.2 billion 4️⃣. GTA home prices still forecast to rise 11 per cent in 2022 even with expected interest rate hikes 5️⃣. The world's most powerful passports for 2022

1️⃣. Toronto’s #skyline could be totally transformed by 2030 as the population booms 2️⃣. New data shows Toronto #homeprices soared by almost 25% in 2021 3️⃣. New wave of COVID-19 forces Bank of #Canada to reassess interest rate decision 4️⃣. Annual surtax of 0.2% on $1M+ #homes could cool housing market: report 5️⃣. Canada’s #mmigration backlog over 1.8 million applications

1) Skyrocketing #realestate prices leaving some buyers struggling to find a home 2) #Toronto house sells in just one day after a buyer offers $560K over asking 3) Canadian home #prices expected to rise by 10.5 percent in 2022 4) #Canada breaks monthly record again by landing over 47,000 immigrants in November 5) Higher interest rates are coming. #Omicron is unlikely to change that

1) Canada opens door to immigrants, adding fuel to hot housing market 2) Bank of Canada to keep 2% inflation target in new mandate 3) Priced out: Young professionals making $60,000 — even $120,000 — say they can no longer afford Toronto 4) Toronto doesn't make the top 50 most expensive cities in the world but is rising quickly 5) Here's how much more Canadians can expect to pay for food