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Toronto City Council Approves Seven New High-Rise Projects to Accelerate Housing Development
Toronto City Council approved seven major high-rise developments totaling over 4,000 residential units, including affordable and rental options, to support the province's goal of 1.5 million new homes by 2030. Projects range from 11 to 46 storeys, featuring mixed-use spaces with retail, office, daycare, and supportive housing. These developments aim to increase housing supply and…
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Toronto Housing Promises Sound Good: But Who Delivers? | MrHunter.ca
Home prices are 10× average incomes—housing is voters' top issue across the GTA this election. Big Promises, Bigger Costs: Will They Build? The NDP vows 3M homes in 5 years—Liberals and Conservatives aim to double builds with strings attached.
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Toronto Forecast for Rest of 2025 | MrHunter.ca
Home prices expected to rise 4–5% by end of 2025. Strong immigration will support continued buyer demand.
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Don’t Hire Blind: Ask Your Advisor These | MrHunter.ca
What are your qualifications and how do you stay updated in financial planning? What is your investment approach and what services are included in your offering?
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Single-family rentals outpace multifamily growth
Canada's single-family rental (SFR) households grew nearly 15% from 2016 to 2021, outpacing the 9.4% growth in multifamily rentals. This shift is driven by affordability issues, rising mortgage costs, and lifestyle changes, with solo renters increasing significantly in SFR homes. Ontario and Québec lead this trend, with cities like Markham seeing nearly 70% growth. Many…
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Housing starts for April 2025
Canada's housing starts rose 2.4% in April to 240,905 units, with a 30% monthly increase to 278,606 units. Actual starts in centers over 10,000 population grew 17% year-over-year, reaching a record high for April. Increases were seen in Québec and the Prairies, while Ontario and British Columbia declined. Montreal and Vancouver saw multi-unit start growth,…
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Toronto Home Prices Hit Multi-Year Lows! | MrHunter.ca
The Greater Toronto Area sees a 1.6% drop in single-family home prices month-to-month. The condo benchmark price drops by 1.4%, reaching the lowest point since September 2021.
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Over-Ask Bidding Sparks in Toronto’s Hottest Areas | MrHunter.ca
Over 75% of GTA neighbourhoods are underbid, yet a few key areas are still surging. Top overbid neighbourhoods, Little Italy, Davenport, St. Clair West, The Danforth, and The Junction, combine charm with access.
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Toronto Housing Starts Nosedive | MrHunter.ca
Toronto housing starts dropped 65% in March, led by sharp declines in both multi-unit and single-detached construction. This continues February’s 68% fall, highlighting ongoing struggles for new housing supply in Canada’s largest city.
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Why Are Toronto’s Housing Starts Plummeting? | MrHunter.ca
Toronto's housing market is facing a sharp decline, with sales and new construction slowing significantly. The multi-unit housing sector in Toronto saw a steep drop, impacting overall housing start figures.