Canada has entered a new political chapter, and with it comes renewed promises to address the ongoing housing crisis. As housing affordability continues to be a top concern—especially in major cities like Toronto—the federal government has laid out bold targets and policy shifts intended to reshape the residential landscape. Here’s a clear overview...
The Toronto real estate market is no stranger to headlines, but recent trends are sparking new conversations—especially around the growing number of lowball offers being submitted to sellers. Whether you're buying or selling, understanding what's happening behind the scenes can help shape your strategy and set realistic expectations.
As we move past the first quarter of 2025, the Canadian real estate landscape is proving to be anything but uniform. While many predicted a sluggish start, the reality on the ground is far more nuanced. Economic uncertainty, shifting buyer behaviour, and political factors — including the upcoming federal election on April 28 — are all playing a rol...
The Toronto real estate market in 2025 has presented a unique landscape for buyers. With shifting conditions, a surplus of media coverage, and varying levels of inventory depending on neighbourhood and property type, knowing how to approach the market can make all the difference. For those considering a purchase this year, here are three essential t...
Housing affordability remains one of the most pressing concerns for Canadians, especially in major urban centres like Toronto and Vancouver. With the federal election set for April 28, 2025, all three major political parties—Liberal, Conservative, and NDP—have released proposals aimed at addressing the housing crisis. Here's a breakdown of what eac...
March 2025 marked one of the slowest months for Toronto real estate in the last 30 years, a trend that has left many buyers and sellers wondering where the market stands. While activity may have slowed, there are still important indicators and opportunities to pay attention to.
Where We Stand: Three Years from the Peak This March marked exactly three...
