Suburbs Boom Toronto Fizzles As World s Major Cities Witness A Pandemic Exodus
The question is will people come back when the pandemic is behind us? […]
Read MorePandemic puts strength of TO real estate market on display
Some analysts suggest that this is further proof of its seemingly eternal strength and resiliency. […]
Read MoreNearly half of prospective home buyers willing to consider virtual showings amid COVID 19
Nearly half of Ontarians who plan to buy a home in the next two years say that they are willing to consider going ahead with a purchase even if they can only view the property virtually […]
Read MoreFord s 11B Ontario Line likely won t be completed by 2027 source says
“I’d be lying to you if I said (the 2027 completion date) wasn’t challenged.” […]
Read MoreHere is where rent prices are dropping the most in and around Toronto
it's a great time to be looking for a new place in Toronto at least in comparison to where we were at this time last year […]
Read MoreLoaded with cash real estate investors wait for sellers to crack
Sellers are currently willing to concede discounts of around 5 per cent while bidders are hoping for about 20 per cent off pre-pandemic prices […]
Read MoreSome companies are killing the office for good and it could transform the way we live
The pandemic has forced companies to make crisis decisions and forced a lot of executives to see that remote working is a viable choice […]
Read MoreWhat Can We Learn From the Failed Smart City Development Project in Canada
It was not just a mess but an obvious mess […]
Read MoreCanadian banks expected to tighten home equity line of credit access as aid measures wind down
Banks may clamp down on HELOCs to reduce the risk of spikes in sour loans which the banks are already bracing for […]
Read MoreGrassroots initiative helps find low cost rentals for frontline workers during pandemic
Property owners are offering up short term accommodations at reduced prices to nurses doctors and long term care staff […]
Read MoreThe hit to Torontos finances from COVID19 is scary Heres what it means for the average homeowners property tax
According to the city the COVID19 outbreak and response is costing Toronto 65 million dollars each week through a mixture of lost revenue and increased spending […]
Read MoreWe saw a major shift How did Covid19 impact the real estate market We asked TREBs senior analyst
TREBs senior analyst tells us how the pandemic has affected the real estate market […]
Read MoreWill COVID19 have an impact on the housing market heres what RBC thinks
A report from RBC explains whether COVID19 will have an impact on the housing market […]
Read MorePrices continue to soar in Toronto real estate market despite COVID19 crisis
Toronto residents Mike and Andrée Sullivan are selling their century home after 27 years. Despite the COVID-19 pandemic, the city’s real estate market is showing few signs of slowing down. […]
Read MoreCanadian banks slash prime rates again to 3 percent the lowest since 2017
The shrinking of margins by lower rates is set to combine with a potential recession to create a bleaker-than-expected year for Canadian lenders, investors and analysts said. […]
Read MoreShort term rentals pinched by coronavirus fears
Short-term rental companies that lease homes and condo units may be uniquely exposed to the fallout of the coronavirus outbreak. […]
Read MoreVirus driven interest rate cut could add kerosene to Canadas already hot housing market
Market poised for a hot spring — with lower mortgage rates likely to offset any major drag from the coronavirus […]
Read MoreRock stars of construction in high demand in Toronto North Americas fastest growing city
Demand for crane operators is soaring in and around Toronto where about 120 cranes rise from projects across the metropolitan area […]
Read MoreCMCH says Unstoppable condo sales put Toronto market at risk of overheating
Condos are driving much of the momentum in the local real estate market, with the Toronto real estate board forecasting a further 10 per cent rise in condo prices this year. […]
Read MoreTime to get serious about Torontos homelessness crisis
A year after encampments sprung up under the Gardiner, the war of words between housing activists and City Hall reaches a tipping point in the city's most marginalized neighbourhood […]
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