Tag: housing
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These are the most dangerous cities in Canada
Are you contemplating a move within Canada and pondering the safety of your prospective city? A recent study conducted by experts at money.ca offers a detailed analysis of the safest and most dangerous cities across the country, based on comprehensive crime statistics. The investigation delved into Canadian cities with populations exceeding 100,000 residents, meticulously evaluating…
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15 Richest Neighbourhoods in Toronto
Toronto is known as one of the most expensive cities globally, largely due to its upscale neighborhoods. The places to visit here often cost more than average, with living expenses in these areas sometimes reaching several million dollars. If you’re looking to buy a home in a wealthy community, here is a complete list of…
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Here’s what homes you can buy for under $400k across Canada right now
Looking to buy a home in Canada for under 400k? This article explores the available options across different provinces and territories. From a shoebox in Toronto, to a 8 bedroom waterfront home on the East Coast, let’s explore what you can purchase in the $300-400k price range across Canada. Toronto, Ontario– $399,888 Address: #1805 -150 SUDBURY…
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Top 10 Cheapest places to live in Ontario with the Best quality of life
Ontario is known for its diverse natural landscape, which includes provincial parks, forests, and four of the five Great Lakes. As Canada’s second-largest province, Ontario has a real estate market that is relatively lively but somewhat more expensive compared to other provinces. However, similar to other Canadian regions, housing prices in Ontario vary from city…
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How much it costs to rent a 1 bedroom condo across Canada right now
In Canada, the cost of renting one-bedroom apartments varies widely from busy cities to quieter suburbs. This analysis examines these diverse rental prices across provinces and cities, giving potential tenants insights into housing affordability and options available across Canada. Here is the average cost monthly to rent a one bedroom in each city: Source: Rentals.ca…
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This Toronto Rosedale home has a unique mirrored cloakroom and its giving Alice in Wonderland
Nestled in the sought-after Prime Rosedale neighborhood, an illustrious masterpiece awaits discerning homeowners seeking the epitome of sophistication and classic charm. This expansive home, sprawling over 8,500 square feet, is a stunning representation of Neo-Georgian architecture, captivating with its commanding presence and rich character. Prepare to be enchanted by the stately elegance of this home.…
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Toronto townhouse listed 4 times in 1 year demonstrates how much prices have fluctuated
The real estate market in Toronto is seeing fluctuations as evident in the recent listing history of a townhouse located at 46 East Liberty St. The townhouse, with two bedrooms and two bathrooms, has been listed four times within a few weeks, highlighting the city’s unpredictable housing market. The initial listing on Oct. 2, 2023,…
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Ontario builders are offering $45k in gold bars as incentive for home buyers
In the face of a challenging real estate market in Ontario, developers are unveiling unusual tactics to entice potential homebuyers. A new residential development, River & Sky, set to launch in Woodstock, is offering an eye-catching deal – purchasers of these single-family detached homes could receive an enticing 500-gram gold bar, each valued at an…
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Navigating Mortgage Renewal: Why Ontario Homeowners Should Pay Attention
In a recent survey by Royal LePage Real Estate Services, it has been revealed that Ontario homeowners are increasingly concerned about their upcoming mortgage renewals. The survey, conducted in 2023, highlights the impact of interest rate hikes by the Bank of Canada since March 2022 on mortgage holders in Ontario. Here’s why homeowners in Ontario…
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Toronto Mall Set for Demolition to Pave the Way for 8 Massive Towers and a Park
Toronto’s malls are undergoing significant transformations, and these changes could have a notable impact on the residents of Ontario. As new development opportunities take the spotlight, the traditional landscape of brick-and-mortar retail is facing challenges. Rising property values and the increasing popularity of online shopping are two major factors that pose a threat to the…
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