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Toronto Exploring School Land Sales to Address Housing Crisis | MrHunter.ca
Toronto faces a housing affordability crisis and needs more land to build affordable housing units. The Mayor proposes using surplus school land for affordable housing projects.
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MrHunter.ca | The Average Toronto Home Will Cost $2M by 2034
Toronto homes to hit an avg of $2M by 2034, with ↑ 5.6% yearly. MLS Home Price Index shows ↑ 0.3% in Late-Q1 2024, with an avg selling price of $1,121,615.
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City Of Toronto Market Update | MrHunter.ca
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MrHunter.ca | GTA Housing Prices Expected to Jump 10% by Year’s End
A report predicts GTA housing prices will rise 10% by the end of 2024, due to strong demand and low supply. The increase is attributed to factors like warm weather, reduced interest rate expectations, and high immigration.
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MrHunter.ca | Toronto’s Housing Shortage: 3 Contributing Factors
Perspectives emphasized urgency in solving Canada's housing crisis through demand reduction and faster construction. Interest rates impact affordability; a balanced market is needed to tackle future challenges.
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MrHunter.ca | Understanding GTA Condo Fees: What You Pay and Why
Condo fees: – A monthly cost for condo owners that covers building insurance, maintenance, amenities, and reserves. Fees vary widely: – This analysis looked at the 10 most expensive and cheapest condo fees for 1-bed units sold in the GTA.
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MrHunter.ca | Late-Q1 Shows Price Increase, Sales Decline in GTA
The avg home price slightly ↑ yearly in Toronto, reaching $1.1M in March. This represents good news for older homeowners looking to downsize and sell their properties.
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MrHunter.ca | Bidding Wars Return to Toronto’s Real Estate Market
Bidding wars are back in the Toronto Real Estate market.~50% of the neighborhoods are now considered "in bidding war territory".
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MrHunter.ca | Delayed Spring Market Hits GTA Housing
Market momentum at the beginning of 2024 has been muted as interest rate cut hopes are delayed. Q1 ended with ↑ 11.2% yearly in sales and ↑ 18.3% in new listings.
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Toronto neighbourhoods have found new way to keep homes and businesses affordable
Multiple Toronto neighbourhoods, including Chinatown, Kensington Market, Parkdale, and now Little Jamaica, are using Community Land Trusts (CLTs) to preserve local businesses and affordable housing. The Little Jamaica Community Land Trust (LJCLT) was recently launched to protect vulnerable residents and businesses. LJCLT aims to advance social, cultural, and economic growth in the neighbourhood. Continue to…