The Average price of all types of home is expected to rise 6 per cent to just over $600,000.00 [Video]

The Constrain supply of home in the Greater Toronto Area is expected to remain this year, the market to remain tight  in 2015 

GTA REALTORS® Report Q4 2014 Condominium Resale Figures: there were 4,975 sales reported

The average TorontoMLS selling price for a condominium apartment in the fourth quarter of 2014 was $367,199 – up 3.8 per cent

Results of CMHC's Survey of Condominium Owners in Toronto and Vancouver: leaves out question of foreign condo investors

42.1% of the Toronto and Vancouver investor households surveyed said they had no mortgage on their last purchased condominium unit.

GTA REALTORS® Report Q2 Rental Market Figures

Average rents for popular one-bedroom and two-bedroom unit types dipped slightly on a year-over-year basis. 

Greater Toronto REALTORS® Report robust results for the condominium apartment market in the second quarter of 2014

The average selling price for condominium apartments in the second quarter was up by 5.5 per cent year-over-year to $367,010.

How to determine where your Condo unit ends and the common elements begin, and how to get warranty assistance from Tarion [Video]

Knowing the difference between your unit and the common elements is the first step

GTA REALTORS® Release Rental Market Report for fourth quarter of 2013

The average one-bedroom rent was down by 1.6 per cent year-over-year to $1,600, whereas the average two-bedroom rent was up by 3.7 per cent to $2,165.

Toronto’s condo towers: are they getting too tall?

Toronto developers are aiming ever higher with their “supertall” condos. Experts weigh in on how high is too high.

Condo and Rental Reports, for Q2 [VIDEO]

Average rents for one-bedroom and two-bedroom condominium apartments increased well-above the rate of inflation

Home sales slip further, but signs of traction emerge

Canada’s housing market may still be cooling, but there are fears in some quarters that “bubble fatigue” will pump it back up heading into the spring season.

Urbanation's released its Q4-2012 market overview for Toronto Condominium Market

RECORD HIGH LEVEL OF CONDOMINUM APARTMENT CONSTRUCTION STARTS IN 2012

Low-rise sector suffers limited supply at year's end

Sales of new ground-related housing in 2012 added up to the second-lowest total since 2000 as constrained land continues to affect affordability

 

The Market According to Mercer Outlook to the current state of the real estate market for the Greater Toronto Area [Video]

View the latest housing market overview and outlook for the Greater Toronto Area by Jason Mercer, TREB's Senior Manager of Market Analysis.

Robust high-rise market buoys GTA new home sales

TORONTO, The building and land development industry has sold 31,766 new homes in the first 11 months of the year and is poised to finish the year strong, the Building Industry and Land Development Association (BILD) reported today.

"The demographic reality of the GTA is that 100,000 people move here every year and new residents need a home. Our industry will continue to meet the challenge of providing high quality high-rise and low-rise homes and neighbourhoods for our growing population," said

Hamilton Housing Market to Remain Relatively Healthy in 2013

HAMILTON, ONTARIO- Housing demand in the Hamilton Census Metropolitan Area (CMA) will remain stable through 2013 as improving economic conditions and higher net migration will support housing demand in the area, according to Abdul Kargbo, Canada Mortgage and

Urbanation's released its Q3-2012 market overview for Toronto Condominium Market

LACK OF NEW PROJECT LAUNCHES LEADS TO DECLINE IN NEW CONDOMINIUM SALES IN Q3-2012 Cautious developers hold back and reevaluate pricing.

Collateral Damage: Land Transfer Tax Takes Bite Out Of Home Sales according to a report released by C.D. Howe Institute

Toronto’s Land Transfer Tax (LTT) has had a significant impact on home sales and household mobility in the city over the longer term, according to a report released today by the C.D. Howe Institute. In “Stuck in Place: The Effect of Land Transfer Taxes on Housing Transactions,” Benjamin Dachis finds the LTT has depressed

September 2012 Housing Starts in Canada

OTTAWA- Housing starts in Canada were trending at 224,419 units annually in September, according to Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC). The trend is a six month moving average of the seasonally adjusted annual rates (SAAR)¹ of housing starts. The

Changes To The Condo Act? The Condominium Act, 1998: Ontario’s Comprehensive Review

It has been eleven years since Ontario’s Condominium Act, 1998 came into force. In that time, the condominium market has changed dramatically in both size and complexity. The Ontario

A housing bubble in Ontario? Not according to reported 10,350 transactions through the TorontoMLS System [VIDEO]

 Greater Toronto REALTORS® reported 10,350 transactions through the TorontoMLS System in April 2012. This level of sales was 18 per cent higher than the 8,778 firm deals reported