Category: ontario
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What Experts Predict for the Dec 10 Bank of Canada Rate Announcement

The Bank of Canada’s next interest rate decision on December 10, 2025 is one of the most anticipated announcements of the year. After cutting the overnight rate to 2.25% in October, economists are now divided on whether the Bank will continue easing or pause to assess the economy. Most experts agree on one thing: a hold is now…
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Toronto Mortgage Payments Now Eat Up More Than 110% Of Family Income

A new report from the Fraser Institute paints a stark picture of homeownership in Ontario. To buy a typical home in Toronto, a family earning the median after-tax income would need to spend 110.2% of that income on monthly mortgage payments, even after making a 20% down payment. In simple terms, the average family in…
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The Median Age To Buy A Home In Ontario Is 40, Report Shows

How old are first-time buyers in Ontario in 2025? See the latest median age, how Ontario compares nationally, why buyers are getting older, city-level “years to save” benchmarks, and practical tips to buy sooner. The quick answer Ontario vs Canada: who’s buying, and when? Most buyers are struggling to afford homes at current prices. 👉…
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House Rich, Cash Poor: Why So Many Canadians Are Stuck in Their Dream Home

Many Canadians are “house rich but cash poor” in 2025. Here’s why so many homeowners are struggling to afford everyday life despite sitting on hundreds of thousands in home equity.
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Toronto Neighbours Turned Their Houses Into the Italian Flag and We’re Obsessed

If you thought permanent lighting was only for Christmas, think again. Two GTA neighbours used Sempra Illuminationsto sync their homes and create a glowing Italian flag, green, white, and red stretching seamlessly across both houses. What started as a creative idea between neighbours quickly became a street-stopping display of cultural pride and smart home innovation. What…
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Toronto Housing Market Update – August 2025

Toronto remains one of the most competitive and expensive real estate markets in Canada, but it’s currently in a cooling phase. Home prices are experiencing modest year-over-year declines, especially in the detached segment, while condos and townhomes remain relatively stable thanks to investor interest and affordability compared to low-rise housing. Here’s where the market stands…



