Markham’s reputation for excellent schools continues to attract families, but a recent drop in student enrolment across York Region signals deeper changes tied to rising housing costs, lower birth rates, and stricter immigration policies. While areas like Unionville and Markville may maintain stable...
Richmond Hill’s real estate market is entering a critical phase in the second half of 2025, marked by slowing sales and historically high inventory levels across all property types. Buyers remain highly selective and are willing to wait unless a home is either exceptional or priced 5%–10% below mark...
Despite ongoing economic uncertainty and a typically quiet summer season, Markham's real estate market remains relatively stable. While some sellers may adjust prices in the fall, most homeowners in the area are financially secure and unwilling to sell below fair value. This resilience, combined wit...
In Toronto’s softer 2025 real estate market, many condo owners are wondering whether to sell at a discount or hold and rent out their units. While the headlines may sound discouraging, the numbers often tell a different story. With a sharp slowdown in new condo construction, holding onto a well-loca...
Over the past few decades, global economic events from the 1997 Asian financial crisis to recent geopolitical shifts have tested markets worldwide. Yet through these ups and downs, Markham's real estate market has shown remarkable resilience, supported by a strong local economy and a growing tech-dr...
When buying a home in Richmond Hill, understanding the balance between rental and owner occupied properties is key to evaluating a neighborhood's long term stability and investment potential. Areas with a high proportion of homeowners tend to offer stronger community ties, lower turnover, and more p...
Berczy has emerged as the only community in Markham where attached home prices have increased in mid-2025, showing a modest 1% rise compared to last year, while other areas have seen significant declines. This price stability can be attributed to several factors, including a growing demand from new ...
In Markham’s current market, more buyers are favoring 2-storey townhouses over 3-storey ones, despite the latter often offering more space or newer finishes. The key reason comes down to livability—2-storey layouts feel more functional and convenient for everyday life. Meanwhile, some 3-storey townh...
The Markham real estate market is adjusting to global financial uncertainty and rising long-term interest rates, which continue to pressure affordability and delay expected relief in fixed mortgage rates. Despite a sharp drop in sales and prices, particularly for detached and attached homes,Markham ...
