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A Market Caught Between High Rates and Unrealistic Expectations

Toronto's housing market is facing more than just a slowdown in home sales. Global bond market volatility, concerns about an AI investment bubble, and uncertainty surrounding the U.S. economy could all influence Canadian mortgage rates, even if the Bank of Canada does not raise interest rates again....

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Will Toronto Home Prices Fall Further in 2027?

Toronto's housing market is entering 2027 under continued pressure from higher interest rates, weak buyer confidence, and uneven demand across property types. Preliminary October data shows declining sales, fewer new listings, and persistent price weakness, particularly in condominiums and parts of ...

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The Rate Hike Everyone Watched and the Toronto Condo Deals Nobody Talks About

The Bank of Canada raised its policy rate by 0.25 points to 2.50% today, its first hike since July 2023, as inflation runs hotter than expected. But the more telling story is in Toronto's condo market: nearly half of new condo sales in the GTA last quarter were bulk purchases by institutional invest...

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Waiting for Yesterday's Price, or Moving Forward with Your Housing Plan Today?

Many Toronto homeowners are still anchored to what their property was worth at the market peak, but real estate rarely recovers on our timetable, while mortgage payments, carrying costs and life plans keep moving. Drawing on real client experience, I believe the most useful question is not "When wil...

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How U.S. Interest Rates Are Reshaping the GTA Housing Market

The Federal Reserve's latest rate hike, ongoing trade tensions and rising geopolitical risks are affecting Canadian bond yields and mortgage rates at a time when the GTA housing market is already under pressure. Higher fixed rates may reduce buyers' purchasing power, while variable-rate borrowers ma...

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Is GTA Real Estate Near the Bottom or Will It Continue to Slide?

Toronto real estate may be approaching a bottom based on declining new listings, improving sales and relatively stable average prices, but this does not mean every property will recover together. Slower population growth, reduced immigration, the Canada and U.S. trade conflict, employment uncertaint...

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Should Ontario Rethink the Foreign Buyer Tax in Today's Housing Market?

Ontario's foreign buyer tax and Canada's foreign buyer restrictions were introduced when housing prices were surging and speculation was a major concern. But today's market looks very different: Toronto's condo sector has gone through a significant correction, high-rise development is struggling, an...

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How Local Buyer Preferences Shape Property Value in the GTA

Local buyer preferences can have a significant influence on property value across the GTA, especially in communities where architecture, renovation style, cultural considerations and neighbourhood demographics shape demand. Features such as a flat roof, a T-intersection location, an unusual layout o...

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Managing a Toronto Real Estate Portfolio in a New Era

Toronto real estate can still play an important role in building long-term wealth, but property owners can no longer rely on appreciation alone to offset weak cash flow, rising costs or poor management. Today's investors need to evaluate each property based on current rental demand, financing, futur...

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