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New Listing! Luxury Lease Home in the heart of Toronto: 43 Waniska Ave

by FindlayRealEstate / February 10, 2022

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Toronto Families Are Moving To Hamilton, Stoney Creek & Grimsby In Response To Rising Housing Prices

by FindlayRealEstate / February 10, 2022

Pre Construction Townhomes For Sale in Georgetown, Halton Hills, Ontario

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New Pre-Construction Development: Trafalgar Meadows Townhomes in Halton Hills

by FindlayRealEstate / February 7, 2022

8 Popular Home Design Features for 2022

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8 Popular Home Design Features for 2022

by FindlayRealEstate / February 5, 2022

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Featured House Development in Winona, Stoney Creek

by FindlayRealEstate / January 24, 2022

4 Tips On How To Start Investing In Your Home

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4 Tips On How To Start Investing In Your Home

by FindlayRealEstate / January 22, 2022

Canada Housing Market Forecast for 2022

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Canada Housing Market Forecast for 2022

by FindlayRealEstate / January 21, 2022

Looking for a home in Canada’s biggest city? Good luck with that. Greater Toronto, a region with over 6.5 million people, has just 3,200 homes for sale, an all-time low, according to Bloomberg. That’s less than half the 7,900 on the market a year ago, the outlet said, citing the Toronto Regional Estate Board. Blame low interest rates. Home sales surged by almost a third last year to more than 121,000, sparking fears of a bubble and breaking a record set in 2016. America’s neighbor to the north is more because mortgages make up one of its biggest sources of consumer debt. The Canadian financial system’s exposure to mortgages is twice that of its U.S. counterpart. Average home prices in Toronto jumped 18 percent last year to about $862,000, also an all-time high. While authorities have tried to cool the housing market by taxing foreign buyers, analysts say the fundamental cause of a national housing shortage is a mismatch between population growth and the pace of homebuilding. “We continue to suffer from a real lack of inventory on the marketplace,” Jason Mercer, the Toronto real estate board’s chief market analyst, told BNN Bloomberg Television. “We really need to get a sense of what policy makers are going to do to get a handle on that supply issue.”

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Canada’s biggest city has just 3,200 homes for sale, an all-time low inventory

by FindlayRealEstate / January 11, 2022

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by FindlayRealEstate / October 25, 2021

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by FindlayRealEstate / October 1, 2021