Tag: housing market
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Ontario Home Prices Are Down 6.7% – But Is This The Bottom Or Just A Pause?
Ontario home prices have dropped 6.7% year-over-year, with condos down ~8.8% and townhouses down ~7.4%. We break down by property type, explore whether we’re at the floor, and what rate cuts could mean for buyers and sellers. 1. A Breakdown by Property Type The broad “average home price” number doesn’t tell the full story. Here’s…
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ReMax just dropped a report calling for 3.4% more home sales across Canada in 2026
ReMax Canada’s 2026 housing market forecast calls for a 3.4% rebound in home sales, softer prices, and more balanced conditions. Here is what buyers and sellers should know.
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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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Canadian Home Sales Rise Again in October as Market Momentum Builds: CREA November 2025 Report
Canadian home sales edged up again in October 2025, marking six increases in the past seven months. Here’s what the latest CREA housing market report reveals about sales, prices, inventory, and what buyers and sellers can expect heading into 2026.
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Calgary Becomes the Top Destination for GTA Residents as 2,500 Families Relocate in 2024
A new analysis from Environics Analytics reveals a major migration shift: Calgary is now the number-one out-of-province destination for families leaving the Greater Toronto Area. In 2024 alone, about 2,500 GTA families moved to Calgary, reflecting a growing trend of Ontarians seeking affordability, space, and a more balanced housing market. This westward movement highlights significant lifestyle and economic changes shaping…
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35,000 People Left the Greater Toronto Area Last Year – Here’s Where They Moved
New data from CP24 shows that more than 35,000 residents left the Greater Toronto Area last year.With high living costs, rising mortgage payments, and a growing desire for more space, many Ontarians are relocating to nearby regions, and even across the country. Below is a breakdown of the top destinations GTA residents chose in 2024,…
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Lethbridge Home Prices Jump Nearly 15 Percent In One Year – September 2025 Update
Lethbridge’s average final sale price hit $437,313 in September 2025, up 14.7 percent year over year. See the breakdown by property type, inventory and months of supply, plus how the city compares across Alberta. Source: Alberta Real Estate Association monthly statistics for Lethbridge, September 2025. Alberta Realtor By Property Type Row homes and apartments posted…
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7 Cheapest Places To Buy A Home In Ontario Right Now (2025 data)
Ontario’s housing market is still very uneven in 2025. While the GTA and cottage/city suburbs remain expensive, many smaller cities and northern communities offer significantly lower prices. Note that different sites report average sold price, median sale price, or current listing average, that’s why figures can look different from one source to another. Below are seven places that…
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Calgary or Edmonton – Which City Wins for First-Time Homebuyers in 2025?
First-time buyers choosing Alberta, should you go Calgary or Edmonton? We break down the September 2025 stats: average/condo prices, market conditions, value, and what each city delivers.
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Moncton vs Halifax vs Charlottetown: Which East Coast City Offers the Best Deal in 2025?
Thinking of moving to or investing in Atlantic Canada in 2025? Moncton (NB), Halifax (NS), and Charlottetown (PEI) are three contenders, each with its own mix of price trends, rental returns, affordability, and growth drivers. Let’s dig in. 🏡 Price Trends & Growth Rates Moncton Halifax Charlottetown Verdict on price growth: Moncton is showing strong growth…
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