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Toronto’s Fastest-Selling Neighbourhoods in Mid-Spring | MrHunter.ca
Bickford Park Average Days on Market: 7 Moore Park Average Days on Market: 7 Coates Average Days on Market: 9 Riverdale Average Days on Market: 9 Hogg's Hollow Average Days on Market: 9
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Toronto Rent Cooling: Is Negotiation Season Here? | MrHunter.ca
Average one-bedroom rent in Toronto is $2,317/month, still high but down 5.8% from last year. The average Toronto rent rose just 0.2% month-over-month, signaling a cooling rental market.
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A Toronto Rental Building Sets A New Standard For Inclusive Housing
A Toronto building, Story of Midtown Toronto, became Canada's first Rainbow Registered rental residence, recognized for its commitment to 2SLGBTQI+ inclusivity. Operated by Hazelview Properties, it meets standards in policies, training, leadership, and culture to create a welcoming environment. The accreditation, supported by the Canadian 2SLGBTQI+ Chamber of Commerce, highlights inclusive housing and encourages others…
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5 Luxury HOA Upgrades That Can Increase Your Property Value
Luxury HOA upgrades like gated access with smart security, resort-style pools, outdoor entertainment spaces, high-end landscaping, and tech-integrated co-working lounges significantly boost property value and community appeal. These features enhance safety, wellness, social interaction, and remote work convenience. Future trends include AI integration, eco-friendly designs, and holistic wellness, making communities more attractive and sustainable for…
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Toronto Housing: Boom or Slowdown in 2025? | MrHunter.ca
Toronto home prices expected to rise 3–5% in 2025 amid low supply and high demand.High interest rates may slow buyer activity, but demand remains immigration-driven.
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Toronto’s Housing Market Enters New Reality | MrHunter.ca
Buyers gain the upper hand, with 66% of homes selling below asking—the most favourable market since the 1990s. Prices adjusting to new norms, with April’s benchmark home price at $1.01M, offering more entry points for buyers.
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Toronto Housing 2025: Crash or Comeback? | MrHunter.ca
A full market crash is unlikely; current trends suggest correction, not collapse. Demand remains strong due to Toronto’s desirability, jobs, and quality of life.
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Why Toronto’s Market Adjusts, but Won’t Collapse | MrHunter.ca
Toronto’s vibrant economy and quality of life keep housing demand steady despite year-over-year sales declines. Government likely to intervene if a market downturn worsens, preventing a severe housing crash scenario.
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Toronto Market: Will It Crash in 2025? | MrHunter.ca
Home prices ↓ 4.1% yearly in April, creating attractive opportunities for motivated buyers. New listings ↑ 8.1%, expanding buyer choices across detached and condo markets.
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Toronto receives $67M through second round of Building Faster Fund
The Ontario government is awarding over $67 million to Toronto through the Building Faster Fund for achieving 88% of its housing target by breaking ground on 20,999 new homes in 2024. This funding supports building more homes and community infrastructure. The three-year, $1.2 billion program aims to encourage faster municipal approval processes to increase housing…