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280 New Affordable Housing Units Coming to Downtown Toronto at 65 Dundas East
Toronto will gain 280 new affordable housing units through the renovation of 65 Dundas Street East, transforming the former Bond Hotel into a multi-unit facility for vulnerable residents. Supported by federal and municipal funding, the project includes tailored services for Indigenous people, new Canadians, and those experiencing homelessness. The first phase is complete, with 92…
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Tax Relief Needed for Toronto Home Buyers | MrHunter.ca
GTA residents face high taxes, totalling over $200K on the avg home purchase. Proposed tax cuts, like removing GST on homes under $1M, could save buyers $40K.
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Toronto’s Condo Market: A 40-Year Evolution | MrHunter.ca
Toronto’s condo market has seen significant growth since the 1980s, with over 500 towers expected by 2030. Condo prices in Toronto average C$707,917 (US$509,215) in 2024, making it Canada’s second-most expensive market.
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Selling in 2025? 6 Must-Haves for Your Home | MrHunter.ca
Updating your kitchen with quartz countertops and smart appliances significantly enhances resale value. Adopting a neutral color palette makes your home more appealing to potential buyers and feels modern.
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Toronto breaks ground on new mixed-use, transit-oriented housing project
The City of Toronto has commenced construction on a mixed-use housing project near TTC’s Wilson Station, featuring 1,484 homes, including 520 affordable rentals. Developed by Tridel, Greenwin, and KingSett Capital, the project will also include a childcare center, community space, a public park, and retail areas. It aims to meet the Toronto Green Standard and…
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Here’s why a Toronto condo proposal just quadrupled in height
Developers have proposed a 43-storey tower at 3807 Lake Shore Boulevard West in Etobicoke, significantly increasing the height from the previously planned 11-storey mid-rise. The new plan, named Long Branch Tower, will feature 549 condominium units and 14 rental units, replacing existing buildings on the site. The design includes a small commercial space and aims…
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Toronto Home Prices: $750K to $1.6M | MrHunter.ca
The Toronto condo market is experiencing significant challenges, affecting housing affordability in the city. Average home prices range from $750K to $1.6M in Late-Q3, making Toronto one of the most expensive markets.
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Toronto’s Condo Boom Wanes as Starts Plummet | MrHunter.ca
Toronto's housing starts are cooling significantly, with new construction dropping sharply from last year's figures. Year-to-date housing starts fell by 20% since 2023, reflecting a considerable reduction in developer activity.
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Mayor Chow proposing big change that would see buildings go up all over Toronto
Mayor Olivia Chow has proposed changes to Toronto's housing development process, advocating for as-of-right zoning on major streets to facilitate mid-rise buildings. This initiative aims to move away from tall towers and create a more Parisian-style residential density. The plan seeks to expedite approvals and reduce costs by addressing outdated zoning regulations. If adopted, it…
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Five Months of Decline: Toronto Home Prices Drop 1.2% | MrHunter.ca
Toronto home prices dropped 1.2% in Late-Q3, marking five consecutive months of decline. Prices are now 4.6% lower than last year, nearing a three-year rollback to 2021 levels.
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