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Toronto: A Top Liveable City in Canada 2025 | MrHunter.ca
Toronto is Canada’s third most liveable city with an estimated score near 90. Diverse culture, world-class universities, and major events define its vibrant lifestyle. Healthcare issues and traffic congestion reduced its global rank from 12th to 16th. New infrastructure like the Ontario Line aims to relieve urban strain. Perfect for professionals wanting cultural richness and…
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Toronto Rental Trends Show Steady Leasing with Shifting Supply Pressures
Toronto's rental market in early 2025 saw a 16.7% rise in condo rentals but rents fell due to high inventory, with one-bedroom units down 4% and two-bedrooms down 3.3%. Listings remain elevated, pressuring rents, though vacancy rates may tighten if leasing outpaces new listings. New rental construction rose 14.5%, while overall condo starts dropped 11.5%.…
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Toronto Office Market Slowly Bounces Back in Q2 | MrHunter.ca
GTA office vacancy stabilized at 12.8%, marking the first flattening since early 2023. Net absorption was positive nearly 6,000 sq ft.
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Why Toronto CRE Values Need on-the-Ground Insight | MrHunter.ca
Toronto’s commercial property values shift rapidly due to zoning, transit changes, and evolving market fundamentals. Generic formulas fail; each asset needs local context to reflect true market, legal, and planning realities.
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Toronto: Are AAA Offices the Future of Work? | MrHunter.ca
AAA Real Estate in Toronto remains in high demand despite broader office market struggles. Lower-tier office buildings face rising vacancies as tenants favour flexible, high-quality spaces with premium amenities.
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Toronto Real Estate: Navigating Surging Inventories, Interest Rates, and Trade Uncertainty
Toronto's real estate market shows rising inventories and buyer leverage, with condos oversupplied and detached home prices down 5.1% year-over-year. Interest rates remain high but may drop, offering negotiation opportunities. U.S. trade tensions raise construction costs and market uncertainty, especially in manufacturing areas. Investors should focus on detached homes, fixed-rate mortgages, and core neighborhoods near…
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Toronto housing market rebounds but Vancouver recovery remains slow
The Greater Toronto Area saw its busiest July for home sales in four years, with a 10.9% increase to 6,213 homes sold, driven by improved affordability and rising inventory. Average prices fell 5.5% to $1,051,719. In contrast, Greater Vancouver's market showed a slight 2% sales decline, with prices down 2.7% year-over-year at $1,165,300. Inventory remains…
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GTA Luxury Sales Tripled in First Half of 2025 | MrHunter.ca
Ultra-luxury home sales in the GTA ↑ 200% in the first half of 2025 despite market uncertainty. Twelve homes over $10M sold, triple the number from the same period last year. All $10M+ sales were freeholds, with buyers seeking quality, privacy, and long-term value. Rising listings and slow absorption created buyer’s market conditions in most…
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Is Toronto’s Market Holding Steady? | MrHunter.ca
In Mid-Q2 2025, Toronto home sales matched 2024 levels, showing strong buyer interest despite uncertainty.House and condo prices in Toronto remained flat through Mid-Q2, continuing the trend from February.
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Toronto Correction Could Signal Entry Point | MrHunter.ca
New condo sales ↓ 96% from 2021 peak—deep market reset underway. Only 354 condo units sold in Q2—supply vastly outweighs demand today. 13 of 50 projects under construction; most remain pre-construction and lightly sold. Deliveries remain high in 2025—but drop sharply by 2028 and 2029. Investors entering now can position for post-correction lift and tighter…