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Toronto Home Sales See First Gain Since January
Toronto home sales increased by 4.2% in June, the first rise in five months, following the Bank of Canada's interest rate cut. Despite a 9.3% increase in listings, benchmark prices rose by 0.4% to C$1.09 million. The market remained subdued compared to previous years, with sales down 16.4% from June 2023. The shifting supply-demand balance…
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Toronto Reviews New Landlord Renovation Rules | MrHunter.ca
Toronto is exploring new regulations that could introduce specific renovation requirements for landlords.Under the proposed bylaw, landlords must obtain a renovation permit when issuing N13 notices.
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Toronto home prices are about to spike again
Hardly anyone is buying homes in Toronto's market, but experts predict prices will surge higher later this year. The real estate scene is more balanced with slow sales and high inventory. Affordability hasn't improved, leading to desperate sellers and stalled condo projects. Despite slow activity, home prices are not decreasing. Royal LePage forecasts a 10%…
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10K Condos Flood Toronto Market | MrHunter.ca
A record number of condos were for sale in the Toronto area in Mid-Q2, with ~10K units available. Investors are selling condos due to higher interest rates, rising mortgage payments, and insufficient rents.
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Good News for Toronto: Rates Cut Helps Two Groups | MrHunter.ca
Rate Cut Relief: The Bank of Canada's interest rate reduction is a positive step for Toronto's housing market.First-Time Buyers Gain Leverage: The lower rates will make it easier for first-time buyers to qualify for a mortgage and enter the market.
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5 Key Points to Determine How Much Your Home Is Worth | MrHunter.ca
Location: This includes proximity to desirable amenities, views, noise levels, etc. Comparable homes nearby: Look at recent sales prices of similar homes in your area.
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Toronto City Council approves partnership to build more affordable housing in midtown Toronto
Toronto City Council approved the development of 447 new purpose-built rental homes at 275 Merton St., with 30% to be affordable in perpetuity. The City partnered with Collecdev-Markee to combine the property with an adjacent site, aiming to address the lack of affordable housing in Toronto. Construction is set to start in 2025, with completion…
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Toronto approves plans to build more rental homes
Toronto's city council has approved measures to boost rental housing, including a program to create 65,000 rent-controlled homes by 2030. The plan includes $351 million for 18 affordable rental projects, a fund to support non-profits, co-ops, and Indigenous housing providers, and updates to acquire private market rental housing. A strategy to protect tenants from renovictions…
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Where to Buy Detached Homes for Less in Toronto | MrHunter.ca
Detached homes in Leslieville, Riverside, and Little India average $1,632,400, close to Toronto's benchmark price. Regent Park, St. James Town, and Corktown homes cost $1.6M, below the city avg.
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