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GTA Active Listings Reach 31,000 in May- Highest in Nearly 25 Years
The Greater Toronto Area (GTA) just hit a historic real estate milestone. In May 2025, active listings reached 30,964, the highest end-of-month count recorded since at least August 2002, according to the Toronto Regional Real Estate Board (TRREB). This 25-year high signals a major shift in the region’s housing landscape—one that heavily favors buyers. 📊…
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How Wildfires Are Reshaping Canada’s Real Estate Market in 2025
As wildfires continue to make headlines across Canada in 2025, their influence is being felt beyond the forests and evacuation zones. Increasingly, the housing market is responding to these environmental challenges. From shifting buyer preferences to changing insurance premiums, wildfires are quietly reshaping the way Canadians buy, sell, and insure their homes. Here’s what homeowners…
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East Coast Real Estate Market Update – June 2025
Halifax, Moncton, Charlottetown & St. John’s While much of Canada faces cooling real estate activity, the East Coast housing market continues to show resilience in June 2025. With lower price points, growing demand from out-of-province buyers, and expanding job markets, cities like Halifax, Moncton, Charlottetown, and St. John’s are seeing modest price growth and steady…
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Toronto Real Estate Market Update – June 2025
The Toronto housing market is stabilizing in June 2025 as high interest rates, rising inventory, and shifting buyer demand cool what was once Canada’s hottest real estate scene. While some property types are seeing modest price declines, Toronto real estate remains expensive and competitive in key neighborhoods. 📊 Toronto Housing Prices – June 2025 According…
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Edmonton Real Estate Market Update – June 2025
The Edmonton housing market is showing signs of balance in June 2025, with steady prices, improved affordability, and healthy sales volumes. As Alberta’s capital continues to attract buyers seeking more space for less, Edmonton real estate is holding strong despite national economic uncertainty. 📊 Edmonton Housing Prices – June 2025 According to the Realtors Association…
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Calgary Real Estate Market Update – June 2025
The Calgary housing market remains one of Canada’s most resilient in 2025, showing continued strength in both demand and pricing. Unlike other major cities, Calgary real estate is benefiting from population growth, strong employment numbers, and relative affordability. Here’s what buyers and sellers need to know this month. 📊 Calgary Housing Prices – June 2025…
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Vancouver Real Estate Market Update – June 2025
The Vancouver real estate market is shifting in June 2025, showing signs of softening as inventory rises and home prices in Vancouver begin to decline. For buyers, this presents an opportunity to enter the market with more options and negotiating power. For sellers, competitive pricing and preparation are now more critical than ever. 📊 Vancouver…
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Why Nearly 1 in 3 Canadians Are Retiring with Mortgage Debt
Nearly 30% of Canadians approaching retirement in 2025 will still carry mortgage debt. Discover why retirement is changing – and how downsizing, delayed homeownership, and rising costs are reshaping plans.
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Re/Max Canada Terminates Franchise Agreement with Calgary’s Re/Max Central Amid Ongoing Fallout
Re/Max Canada has officially severed ties with one of its top-performing brokerages, Calgary’s Re/Max Real Estate (Central), following internal controversy and growing reputational concerns. According to internal emails obtained by Postmedia, the franchise agreement was terminated effective immediately on May 30, 2025. “This action was taken to protect the Re/Max brand and your business,” Re/Max…
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Canada’s Affordable Housing Report Card: Alberta Scores Lowest, P.E.I. Leads on Market Gaps
A new national report card ranking Canada’s provinces on housing affordability and climate resilience is highlighting where progress is being made—and where major gaps remain. Alberta received the lowest overall grade with a D+, while no province scored higher than a C+. The federal government earned a B, driven by its proactive policies around tax…
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