Luxury Homes for Different Generations
A recent report on the luxury property market is shedding light not only on the buying trends of three successive generations, but also on what the future of luxury homes might look like as a result of today’s buying decisions.The Top-Tier Generational
What first-timers should know about changes to the Home Buyers’ Plan
Thinking of breaking into the Canadian housing market for the first time? Chances are, you’re doing your research and looking into every possible tax break and incentive available to help financially ease your transition into home ownership.
How to deal with minor changes to your preconstruction home
When you buy a new home, you sign an Agreement of Purchase and Sale. Among many other details and stipulations, there is usually a section regarding potential changes being made by the builder or developer without notice or permission from the purchaser.
Coming Soon: Windfields by Minto
We at the Toronto Star's NewInHomes.com recently received some very exciting news that Minto is preparing to release Windfields, a brand new master-planned community in the Durham Region.
The lowdown on purchasing your first home together
Thinking of buying your first home? We had the opportunity to catch up with a couple, Joan (31) and Larry (27) (names changed for privacy), who recently purchased their first home together at Minto Westside at Front and Bathurst in Toronto. Joan and
Ontario home prices need to drop more than $300,000 to be affordable for millennials
A new study by Generation Squeeze in Vancouver found average home prices in Canada need to drop by nearly 50% for a typical 25-34 year-old (let’s call them millennials) to afford an 80% mortgage on an average priced home. Or, their earnings need to double
Nomad Micro Homes Aims for Affordability in Vancouver’s Housing Market
Vancouver company Nomad Micro Homes is aiming to solve the city’s affordability issue with inexpensive DIY homes.The average size of a Nomad home is about 160 square feet and the starting price is just $25,000. If you want kitchen appliances and bathroom
Average price of a home in the GTA edges up 2%
The Toronto Real Estate Board released its monthly resale housing market figures for June 2018, reporting some positive signs for the Greater Toronto Area.
Condo construction on the rise as detached homes remain unaffordable
The Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation released its housing starts results for November 2018, reporting the national housing starts trend increased last month.
Home price growth continues to slow in the GTA
The Canadian Real Estate Association (CREA) released its housing report for February 2018, announcing home sales dropped for the second consecutive month, as reported through national MLS systems.
