Canadian Per Capita Net Worth Hits All Time High
Canadian household net worth increased by $196 billion to $7.89 trillion in the first quarter of 2014. Per capita net worth also reached an all time high, going from $217,900 to $223,200. In the Total Market Area, July’s total 1,499 sales is an increase
DUNDEE 360 sets sights on Yorkville and Midtown Toronto
Newinhomes.com recently had the opportunity to meet Chris Markovic, the Vice President of Marketing and Business Development, DUNDEE 360 Real Estate Corporation. As a major player in the residential, hotel and resort development industry, we
Hush Listens Closely, then Delivers
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Dissatisfaction with the status quo is a common launch point for new business models but few have sought to rewrite the rules with the zeal of Naheel Suleman.
What does 2018 have in store for the housing market?
Welcome back! We hope you had an amazing holiday season and a happy new year. Here at Newinhomes.com, we’re ready to jump right back into the real estate game. For all of January, we’ll be featuring predictions for 2018 with
Expect resale housing market to rebound later this year
The Toronto Real Estate Board (TREB) released its monthly resale report for January 2018, announcing a big dip in sales in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) compared to last year. One of the things Ben Myers, President of Bullpen Research
2017: The year of the condo
We think it’s pretty safe to declare 2017 the year of the condo, in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) at least. We saw record high prices, sales, and construction this year, and it’s been a wild ride. But can it last? There are no signs
2018 to be a strong year for the housing market
The crash never came and we’re at the tail end of another good year. Year-over-year house sales were down, but we weathered new government regulations designed to cool us off, and demand continues to outstrip supply. Believe it or not, some
Top 5 real estate policies that will impact Ontario buyers in 2018
There were some game-changing moves made last year that will surely impact Ontario homebuyers in 2018. Here are five that you should know about: Principal home sales must now be reported to the CRA A capital gains tax rule
