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Nilufer Mama

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Toronto Real Estate Market Update - Feb 2022 - [Video]

 

February home sales represented the second-best result for the month of February in history, and because inventory remains exceptionally low, competition between buyers remained tight enough to support double-digit price growth year-over-year. 

Happy Women's Day

 

A huge shoutout to all the strong, hardworking WOMEN out there! May we know them. May we be them. May we raise them.

 

W - Wonderful Wife

O - Outstanding Friend

M - Marvelous Daughter

A - Adorable Sister

N - Nurturing Mother

 

Wishing you all a very HAPPY WOMEN'S DAY!

The Greater Toronto Real Estate Newsletter - Mar/Apr 2022

 

New year begins like 2021 ended with prices surging

Happy Family Day!

Happy Lunar New Year

Rush of immigrants to slow Bank of Canada rate hikes - [Video]

High immigration rates will allow the BOC to rasie interest rates at a more moderate pace than markets expect, according to CIBC. The taming impact of new immigrants on wage inflation will work to provide the BOC with some flexibility in the pace of monetary tightening. After a pandemic lull, Canada welcomed more than 400k immigrants in 2021, and the government residents for citizenship.

Toronto closing on Vancouver as Canada’s priciest real estate market

Vancouver has a challenger in the title for Canada’s most expensive real estate market — Toronto — a new report finds.

TD Economics published a report on price movements in the nation’s two largest cities, finding the gap between pricing is today the smallest since 1991.

Toronto Real Estate Price comparison in the last decade 2012 vs 2022 - [Video]

 

The price of a detached home in the Toronto area costs $1M more today than 10 years ago. In 2012, you could snap a home for approximately $574k, while today, that same home could cost more than $1.6M. For a semi-detached house in 2022, you'll be paying $753k more than back in 2012, when the average price was $430k.

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