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Canada’s Top Cities for Residential Break‑Ins (2025 Insight)
Breaking‑and‑entering accounts for a significant share of property crime in Canada. According to Statistics Canada, there were approximately 121,000 residential break‑ins reported in 2024, equating toroughly 293 incidents per 100,000 people– down 11% from the previous year. Still, certain cities stand out with higher rates of residential theft. 🏘️ 1. Lethbridge, Alberta Lethbridge recorded the…
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Calgary Home Sales Drop 12% in July as Inventory Hits Pre-Pandemic Highs
Calgary’s real estate market is showing clear signs of shifting, with home sales falling nearly 12% year-over-year in July 2025, while inventory levels surged to highs not seen since before the pandemic, according to the Calgary Real Estate Board (CREB). Supply Surge Shakes Up the Market In July, 3,911 new listings hit the market, an…
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Young Albertans Under the Most Pressure in Canada to Buy Homes, Says Wahi
Young Canadians are feeling the heat when it comes to homeownership, and according to a new 2025 survey, Albertans are feeling it the most. A July 24th news release from digital real estate platform Wahi, in partnership with the Angus Reid Forum, revealed that 41% of Albertans feel pressure to buy a home, the highest…
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The Ontario Cities Where Rent Is Rising the Fastest in 2025
While Ontario’s overall rental market shows signs of stabilization, some cities are still seeing significant year-over-year rent increases in 2025. These hotspots are largely driven by three key factors: growing student populations, increased immigration, and strong tourism economies. If you’re a renter, landlord, or real estate investor, understanding where rents are rising fastest can help…
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Condo Fees in Canada Explained: What You’re Really Paying For
If you’ve been condo shopping in Canada, chances are you’ve had this moment:“Wait… the mortgage is affordable, but why are the condo fees almost as much?” Condo fees (also called strata fees in British Columbia) can feel confusing or even suspicious, especially when they vary wildly between buildings. But what are you actually paying for? This guide…
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Toronto vs Ottawa vs Hamilton: Which Ontario City Is Best to Buy in 2025?
Looking to buy in Ontario? Here’s your side-by-side comparison of Toronto, Ottawa, and Hamilton, covering prices, trends, commute, new supply, and taxes as of July 2025. Perfect for helping buyers decide which city fits their goals. 🏙️ Average Home Prices (June/May 2025) City Average Price YoY Change Market Status Toronto ~$995,100 ↓ 5.5% Buyer’s market (SNLR…
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Best Canadian Towns to Retire Without Going Broke – 2025 Guide
Retirement in Canada doesn’t have to mean financial stress or sacrificing your quality of life. Across Canada, there are affordable towns and cities offering retirees a blend of manageable living costs, solid healthcare access, scenic surroundings, and great community life. These picks are based on real data: housing prices, seniors’ infrastructure, and cost-of-living indices for…
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Most Dangerous Neighbourhoods in Canada – 2025 Update
Worried about safety in Canadian cities? Here’s a breakdown of the most dangerous neighbourhoods across Canada, according to recent crime data and official statistics. 1. Surrey, British Columbia (Metro Vancouver) 2. Downtown Eastside (Vancouver, BC) 3. North End (Winnipeg, MB) 4. Centennial (Winnipeg, MB) 5. ByWard Market and Lowertown (Ottawa, ON) National Crime Severity Index…
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Ultra-Luxury Home Sales Surge in Toronto Despite Real Estate Slowdown
$10M+ properties are booming while most of the GTA market cools Despite ongoing uncertainty in Toronto’s housing market, a surprising trend has emerged: ultra-luxury home sales are booming. According to a new report by Sotheby’s International Realty Canada, the number of homes sold in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) for over $10 million has tripled…
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What $1M Buys You in 2025: A Look at Homes in 6 Canadian Cities
Have you ever caught yourself scrolling through listings wondering what $1 million can actually get you these days? It depends entirely on where you’re looking. In Toronto, that price might land you a sleek two-bedroom condo. But head to Halifax area, and you could be living in a detached home near the ocean. We looked…
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