Tag: housing market
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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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Alberta Housing Prices Are Climbing- But Why Are Sales Dropping in 2025?
The Alberta housing market is experiencing a unique blend of rising home prices and declining sales activity, according to the latest reports from WOWA and New Homes Alberta. As of April 2025, market data shows that while prices are increasing, buyer activity has slowed significantly, leading to higher inventory levels and changing dynamics across the…
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GTA Condo Prices Expected to Drop Another 10% in 2025, Says TD Economics
Condo prices in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) are poised for another year of decline, according to a new report from TD Economics. The report, authored by economist Rishi Sondhi, forecasts that resale condo prices in the GTA will fall by an additional 10% in 2025, marking a continued correction from their peak in Q3…
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Canadian Housing Affordability: Which Cities Are Still Under $500K in 2025?
With rising interest rates and home prices creeping up in certain markets, many Canadians are asking:“Is it still possible to buy a home under $500,000 in 2025?” The answer is yes. While prices in Vancouver and Toronto continue to push past the million-dollar mark, other cities across the country still offer affordable homeownership options—especially for…
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The Average Toronto Household Now Spend 71% of Their Income on Housing – Up from 50% a Decade Ago
Toronto’s housing market has reached a critical point, with the average household now allocating approximately 71% of its pre-tax income to cover housing costs, including mortgage payments, property taxes, and utilities. This marks a significant increase from a decade ago, when households spent around 50% of their income on housing . The Escalating Cost of…
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How Much Income You Need to Buy a Home in Canada in 2025
Thinking about buying a home in Canada? You’ll need to make more than you might think. With higher interest rates and new stress test rules, the income needed to qualify for a mortgage in Canada has shifted dramatically. Recent updates from Nesto.ca break down exactly what you need to know, from how much you need…
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New Data Shows Ontario’s First-Time Homebuyers Are Now 40 Years Old
If you’re thinking it’s taking longer to break into the Ontario housing market, you’re not alone- and the stats back it up. The median age of first-time homebuyers in Ontario has jumped from 36 to 40 over the past decade, according to a recent Teranet report, a clear sign of how affordability struggles are reshaping…
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Should You Buy or Wait? Real Estate Predictions for Spring 2025 in Canada
🏠 Spring 2025 Housing Market in Canada: Buy Now or Wait? As we step into the spring real estate season, Canadians are facing a tough question:Should you buy now or wait? 🤔 With a potential Bank of Canada rate cut, mixed price trends, and buyer hesitation, Spring 2025 is shaping up to be one of…
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The New First-Time Buyer Incentives in Canada in 2025 (And What They Really Mean)
🚨 Big News for First-Time Home Buyers in 2025 Buying your first home in Canada just got a little easier. In 2025, the federal and some provincial governments are rolling out new and improved incentives to help first-time buyers overcome today’s biggest challenges: saving for a down payment, affording monthly mortgage payments, and competing in…
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Top 5 Canadian Cities Where Home Prices Are Still Climbing in 2025
Despite economic uncertainty, rate cut speculation, and a shaky job market, home prices are still on the rise in select Canadian cities. If you’re wondering where the real estate market remains red-hot in 2025, we’ve got the answer. These cities are defying the national cooling trend and showing strong price appreciation, making them top spots…
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