Tag: Ontario real estate
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Ontario Cities Ranked From Cheapest To Most Expensive For Homebuyers In 2026
Ontario’s housing market looks very different than it did just a few years ago. While home prices remain elevated in many parts of the province, the correction that began in 2022 has created larger affordability gaps between Ontario’s most expensive and most affordable cities. Today, buyers willing to look beyond the Greater Toronto Area can…
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Homes Under $500,000 Are Making A Comeback In Ontario, But There’s A Catch
Affordable homes are becoming more common across Ontario’s housing market, but the improvement is being driven largely by one segment: condominiums. A new report from the Municipal Property Assessment Corporation (MPAC) found that homes valued under $500,000 now make up nearly one-quarter of Ontario’s housing market, marking a notable increase from just a few years…
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Ontario’s HST Rebate Is Helping Boost New Home Sales In The GTA, Industry Says
Ontario’s new HST rebate appears to be giving the Greater Toronto Area’s struggling new home market a much-needed boost. New data released by the Building Industry and Land Development Association (BILD) shows new home sales remained stronger than expected in May, marking the second consecutive month that low-rise home sales outperformed their 10-year average. Industry…
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Ontario Is Introducing New Rules For Real Estate Brokerages After The iPro Realty Scandal
Ontario is tightening oversight of real estate brokerages following one of the biggest scandals to hit the province’s real estate industry in recent years. The Real Estate Council of Ontario (RECO) announced new financial reporting requirements that will require brokerages to submit annual financial filings beginning October 1, 2026. The changes come less than a…
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A Real Estate Firm Just Bought $30M Worth of Unsold Toronto Condos as the Market Slows
Toronto’s struggling condo market may be creating new opportunities for large investors. A Canadian real estate company has reportedly purchased roughly $30 million worth of unsold condominium inventory in downtown Toronto as the GTA condo market continues facing weaker demand, slower sales activity, and growing inventory levels. The bulk purchase is adding to growing signs that institutional…
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Canadian Homeowners Have Lost Nearly 20% of Home Value Since 2022 Peak
Canada’s housing market downturn has now erased a significant portion of the gains seen during the pandemic-era housing boom. According to recent housing market analysis and benchmark price data, many Canadian homeowners have seen home values fall nearly 20% from peak levels reached in early 2022 as higher interest rates and weaker buyer demand continue…
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Ontario Announced an $8.8B Housing Deal – New Homes Could Be Up to $200K Cheaper
Ontario just made one of its biggest housing moves in years – and it could directly impact home prices across the province. A new $8.8 billion partnership between the federal and Ontario governments aims to cut construction costs, reduce taxes, and accelerate housing supply, announced on March 30, 2026. Thinking about buying?👉 Find out what you qualify…
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What You Can Buy In Toronto At Different Budgets Right Now
Whether you are a first-time buyer or moving up the property ladder, here is a breakdown of what different budgets currently buy across the city as of March 7, 2026. This guide covers condos, townhomes, and detached homes so you can see how far your budget goes in today’s market. Click on the links to…
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Greater Toronto Area Listings to Keep Your Eye on Right Now
March 6, 2026 The Greater Toronto Area (GTA) housing market continues to present opportunities for buyers, sellers, and investors who know where to look. While overall conditions remain competitive, certain neighbourhoods and property types are standing out due to pricing shifts, increased inventory, and long-term growth potential. Here’s a closer look at Greater Toronto listings worth…
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Even $100,000 Earners Are Being Priced Out of Ontario’s Housing Market
Earning a six-figure salary was once considered a clear path to homeownership. Today, even Canadians making $100,000 per year are struggling to afford a home in Ontario’s largest markets. A new analysis from real estate brokerage Zoocasa shows that households earning $100,000 annually can afford the average home in just four of Canada’s 18 major…
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