Toronto Realty Blog

JANUARY 22, 2024

Thankfully , here on the Toronto Realty Blog, we’re not bound by the same “rules of attraction” that govern social media. No, here on Toronto Realty Blog, we can do things slowly. They’ve been on the market for seven months. ” and then begin talking about inventory levels in the downtown core?

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Housing Wire

APRIL 14, 2022

Although we are not facing the same structural issues as the late 1970s and early 1980s, prices are rising at the fastest rate in decades and unemployment is trending below 4%,” Perryman said. of total agency gross issuance for the month. The Feds existing $2.7 trillion portfolio represented about 25% of the total $10.7

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Toronto Realty Blog

APRIL 5, 2023

So when we’re talking about $1,400/month basement apartments in prime areas like Riverdale, High Park, or Trinity Bellwoods, there are going to be all sorts of inquiries on the property. ” You don’t get people calling on your $3,000/month rental offering $1,500, but it happens in the low-low end.

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Toronto Realty Blog

FEBRUARY 15, 2024

This is a quarterly feature here on the Toronto Realty Blog and I’m having trouble believing that the last time we worked through these numbers, the summer had ended and it was just after Labour Day. 2,577 listings is 45% higher than the same period in 2022. TorontoRealtyBlog Better late than never here, I suppose?

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Toronto Realty Blog

OCTOBER 25, 2023

I have penned several blogs this year on TRB about properties listed “over and over,” so today’s post is seemingly nothing new. But I want to use the TRREB data, namely the “average 416 sale price” from selected months to examine how, where, or how some of these listings could be poorly priced. difference.

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McKissock

JANUARY 28, 2022

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Toronto Realty Blog

FEBRUARY 12, 2024

While some recent commenters here on Toronto Realty Blog might suggest that, whether it need to directly pertain to real estate, or not, it might be me who is the greatest hype man of all time. Having said that, I’ve been saving this blog post for a while now. I know my place. That first week of January was quite slow.

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Toronto Realty Blog

JULY 10, 2023

I’ve often mused on this blog that there’s nothing I love more than watching a movie I’ve seen a dozen times! But so too was my original title for today’s blog: Expect The Expected. Last month, I wrote a lot about what typically takes place in the Toronto real estate market in the summer. Or is it both?

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Toronto Realty Blog

OCTOBER 2, 2023

A detached, 4-bed, 4-bath, with the classic 80’s “top-up” look to it, and I would later learn that one of my friend’s fathers built the home a few years prior. You all saw the budget last month. After that, my parents bought a home literally two blocks away on Parkhurst Boulevard. I had to laugh.

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GeekEstate

SEPTEMBER 23, 2022

As a result, months of supply from new construction is >400% that of resale units! Currently, we project: 12% Appreciation in 2022. 4 reasons why home prices will keep growing. Crash appeared first on GeekEstate Blog. In the last 10 years, home builders have been busy. Appreciation in 2023. Massive undersupply.

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Toronto Realty Blog

JULY 6, 2023

No more heading over to the shop and praying that there aren’t six guys sitting inside, reading a newspaper from last month, all waiting their turn. And yet only four months later, the house sold for $1,200,000 in competition. increase in value in four months. The listing is terminated on April 27th, 2022.

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Toronto Realty Blog

JULY 4, 2022

Did you just stumble upon this blog for the first time? Well, now you found this blog! They must be absolutely mortified and embarrassed beyond belief that, in 2022, we don’t have any of these: Or these: Flying cars and hoverboards aside, not everybody is in a position to look into the future with any guarantee of accuracy.

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Toronto Realty Blog

MARCH 20, 2023

Because when I look at the number of active buyers I have right now, all of whom have zero options on the market, and I think of how many buyers the 72,000 other agents in the GTA must have on their roster, I can’t see any reason why prices don’t escalate in the next 3 1/2 months. – #4: Kitchener Waterloo Down 24.2%

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Toronto Realty Blog

DECEMBER 8, 2021

Are you tired of the stats blogs yet? The November TRREB stats didn’t just us a mountain of records as we learned in Monday’s blog, but also gave us, in my opinion, a snapshot of where this market is headed in 2022. There are some months when SNLR can be above 100%. – 4) York Region: 88.1%.

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Toronto Realty Blog

JUNE 22, 2023

I sprained my right ankle in April of 2022 when I was working on my lawn. Then I sprained my ankle on my family trip to the Dominican Republic in February; the same ankle that I busted in April of 2022. ” “Got anything coming onto the market next month?” decline would be more like 4%. ” Things ?

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Toronto Realty Blog

JUNE 24, 2022

Before you read the following, ask yourself this simple question: “Will the areas outside the province of Ontario show a better or worse market that what we read about in Wednesday’s blog?” respectively, so it would seem that the Canadian regions and the Ontarian regions have moved in tandem through 2022.

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Toronto Realty Blog

JUNE 22, 2022

I don’t believe that, in 2022, it’s the writers’ fault. So today, I want to focus on the province of Ontario and look at how prices have fared in 2022. You can’t look at a neighbourhood with 65 sales, and then 45 the next month, and say, “The market is down 25%.” 4) Grey Bruce Owen Sound.

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Toronto Realty Blog

DECEMBER 7, 2022

If the market isn’t crashing 30% per month, then it’s just not newsworthy enough! Let’s look at the last five months of the Toronto average home price: Stable, right? In this space last month, I wrote: Any home price over $1,080,000 would still point to that “stability,” in my opinion. We saw an 8.4%

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Toronto Realty Blog

AUGUST 24, 2022

Only through the last few months has the mainstream media taken notice of the red-hot rental market, and I figure: it’s about time. August 20th, 2022. And you might even expect to provide 3, 4, or all 12 months of rent up front. Or at least historically, it hasn’t. Who cares about rentals, right?

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Toronto Realty Blog

OCTOBER 27, 2023

While I have a very lengthy and somewhat contentious blog post lined up for next week, let’s first take a look at some stories from the week that are now in the rear view mirror… The Weird Gets Weirder It’s a difficult market out there and many agents don’t know how to work within it. But can you blame them?

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Marco Santarelli

JANUARY 28, 2024

In this blog post, we will look at some of the factors that could influence the US economy in 2024, and what they mean for consumers, businesses, and investors. The price of crude oil dropped from over $100 per barrel in June 2022 to below $50 per barrel in December 2023, thanks to increased supply from OPEC+ and reduced demand from China.

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Toronto Realty Blog

APRIL 27, 2022

Seriously, only a sprinkle of comments on Monday’s blog post? Or last few months even. But what about Phase 4 and Phase 5? So the story in today’s blog could simply be that Tridel is picking up where Daniels left off. April 15, 2022. April 25, 2022. TorontoRealtyBlog. Why so quiet?

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Toronto Realty Blog

APRIL 24, 2023

Today, I have to think the “luxury” market starts at $3,000,000, and even then, some might have a hard time accepting a 4-bed, 5-bath house in Riverdale for $3,100,000 as anything even approaching “luxurious.” We saw 118 luxury listings in January of 2023 versus 135 in January of 2022. in January 56.4%

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Toronto Realty Blog

AUGUST 25, 2023

When the market changed in the spring of 2022 and interest rates began to rise, some people thought that it was time to get creative. I honestly hadn’t seen much in the way of unique mortgage offerings until a few weeks ago, or maybe a couple of months. – Here’s a nice rate: But it’s only for another 12 months.

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Toronto Realty Blog

OCTOBER 17, 2022

Can you believe it’s been three months already? “Three months from now… ,” the receptionist says, “… lemme see… hmmmm… that’ll be January.” And it seems, thus far in 2022, not a whole lot of tenants have vacated! TorontoRealtyBlog. ” January? ” January?

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The Close

OCTOBER 31, 2022

You must continue filling the top of the funnel in your lead generation process to avoid dry months without pay. In the HubSpot Blog’s 2022 Marketing Industry Trends Survey , we found that more than half of marketers (51%) who use short-form video plan to increase their investment in 2022. And they want more of it.

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The Close

APRIL 12, 2022

97 Infographics Designed for Buyers, Sellers & Real Estate Agents in 2022. The Best Hard Money Lenders in 2022 (Interest Rates, LTV, Fees & More). 4 Infographics for Closing. The 30 Best Real Estate Closing Gifts for 2022. Do you think your plain Jane emails and blog posts are going to work better?

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Toronto Realty Blog

AUGUST 12, 2022

” I asked him, “But did you read the posts? . “I mean, we’ve got like a half-million people coming into Toronto every year and they’re gonna need some place to live, so I just don’t see how a property like this could be worth less in 3-4 years when it’s built… ” Now he was selling me !

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Toronto Realty Blog

JUNE 20, 2022

” But inflation dipped below 4% by 1983, and in the nearly four decades since then, debate has raged about the effectiveness of Paul Volcker’s drastic actions. mark that we saw in April of 2022 was a big enough concern for the federal government to start acting. per month on a 25-year amortization. But of that $492.70

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Realtor.com

DECEMBER 20, 2022

Just a few months ago, home prices hit record heights, investors were gobbling up scores of homes, and buyers were racing to purchase whatever they could before prices rose even further. Last month, Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said the COVID-19 pandemic market had been in a “housing bubble.” Sound familiar?

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Toronto Realty Blog

NOVEMBER 9, 2022

The Toronto Realty Blog logo used to say, “By David Fleming” underneath, but we removed that years ago. I was out-voted 4-to-1. You can’t imagine how many of these calls I get in a month. But you and I know that after one year, the tenant automatically goes month-to-month. An advice provider.

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Toronto Realty Blog

MAY 18, 2022

Perhaps this could have been included in Monday’s blog as a third tenet, except that this isn’t “new legislation,” nor is it going to kill condominium development. Now having said this, the actual point of today’s blog was supposed to be about development charges in the city of Toronto. Well, 48.8%.

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GeekEstate

JANUARY 17, 2023

On the happy hour and Soiree side, I’m pleased with 2022 numbers. . 2022 REFLECTIONS. Overall 2022 Score: 4-2-1. Curated real estate, startups, & built world links & analysis blended with out of the box ideas (Weekly Radar): July Monthly Radar 2022. Lackluster office hours output was sorely disappointing.

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Toronto Realty Blog

JANUARY 11, 2024

It’s been at the back of my mind since the spring of 2022 when interest rates started increasing, but it’s not something that I think about every day. per cent after a rise of four per cent in 2022. Prices topped the list with Sales & Inventory ranking second. Is it on my mind? It doesn’t consume me.

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Toronto Realty Blog

JUNE 29, 2022

Allow me to provide a long-winded yet necessary answer, by starting from the very beginnning… Let’s say a house is sold on April 1st, 2022 for $2,000,000 with a $150,000 deposit, and it is scheduled to close on June 1st, 2022. 4) The buyers have not sold their house, which they need to do, in order to close.

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Toronto Realty Blog

JANUARY 21, 2022

A little something called, “The 2022 spring market,” as we’ll hear a lot more about next week! He could buy a really great house for $350,000 USD and even if he only averaged 4% per annum on his equity, he could live off the interest. 4-beds, 4-baths, and a 48-foot frontage! What a life, right?

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Housing Wire

APRIL 15, 2022

A blog by two Fannie Mae researchers — Rachel Zimmerman, market research advisor, and Kim Betancourt, senior director of economics and multifamily research — published this week said that consumer perception around housing affordability is in part contributing to inventory constraints.

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