Understanding the dynamics of a buyer’s market, seller’s market, and balanced market is essential when navigating real estate—especially in a fast-moving city like Toronto. These market types impact pricing, competition, and strategy, and each one comes with specific implications depending on whether you're buying or selling a home.Let’s explore wh...
If you’ve been reading the headlines lately, it may feel like the Toronto real estate market is in constant flux. But behind the alarming tones and dramatic numbers, there’s a more nuanced—and in many ways, more positive—story unfolding.
Detached and semi-detached homes across the city continue to show strong sales activity, especially in establishe...
As we step into the busy spring real estate season, all eyes are on the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) to see how market conditions will unfold. After a slower start to the year, momentum is building—bringing both opportunities and challenges for buyers, sellers, and investors alike.
As Canada and the U.S. navigate tense trade negotiations, discussions around new or increased tariffs are back in the spotlight. Whether due to political pressures, economic strategy, or broader global tensions, these trade policies often have consequences far beyond their intended industries—including real estate.
The latest inflation report offers promising insights for Canada's economic landscape in 2025. According to recent data, the Consumer Price Index (CPI) has moderated to 2.8% in December 2024, signaling a potential stabilization in our economic trajectory.
This inflation rate, now closer to the Bank of Canada's target range of 1-3%, suggests a potent...
The Bank of Canada recently announced a half-percentage point cut to its key interest rate, marking its fifth consecutive reduction since June. With the rate now at 3.25%, Governor Tiff Macklem has signaled that future cuts will proceed more gradually, as the economy begins to stabilize.
This shift has significant implications for the real estate ma...