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Toronto real estate may be at risk of a rapid price correction, says IMF
Hamilton, Toronto, and Vancouver may be at risk of a rapid home price correction, according to a new report by the International Monetary Fund.
Ontario is the third most energy efficient province in Canada, but with a failing grade
According to a recent report, Ontario is the third most energy efficient province in Canada, but there is plenty of room for improvement.
New provincial rules you should know if you are a real estate agent
When you buy or sell a home, it’s the largest transaction of your life, so you deserve to work with a well trained, competent, trustworthy real estate agent.
7 interior design ideas to lower your energy costs!
It looks like it could be a long, harsh winter! Accu-weather predicts Ontario to have cold, stormy weather and Arctic blasts. The GTA can expect significant snowfall. This could be the perfect time to think about saving energy.
New short-term rental regulations you need to know if you own property in Toronto
The City of Toronto will be moving forward with the new short-term rental regulations that were proposed and approved back in late 2017.
The Year of Public Art in Toronto and the role of the new home industry
At the beginning of this week, Mayor John Tory declared 2021 as the Year of Public Art in Toronto. So, what exactly does that mean and can the new home industry play a role?
The top reasons to buy a pre-construction home
Thinking of buying a new pre-construction home in the Greater Toronto Area? You’ve come to the right place. There are many reasons why a pre-construction home is the right move for you.
Renting in Toronto seems hopeless for some graduating students
The topic of renting in Toronto has become more and more of an anxiety inducing conversation for those freshly out of university or college who are making their first strides in a work environment.
Greater Toronto Area home sales slowing, but prices still on the rise
The year may have started off slow for national housing activity, but it looks like 2019 is going to end on a good note, according to the latest monthly report from the Canadian Real Estate Association.
First-time buyer activity dropping as housing market rebounds
With the majority of the year behind us, it looks like the Canadian housing market bounced back in 2019, but we can’t say the same about first-time buyers.