Amid strong rentals, Toronto real estate investment holding strong Strong immigration and employment growth is pushing Toronto’s investment rental property to the forefront, according to Marcus & Millichap’s Q3 2019 Multifamily Market Report covering the GTA. In the first half of 2019 alone, the region saw the addition of 81,600 new jobs to its economy….
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When Will The Toronto Real Estate Market Crash? As we complete the first half of 2019, we can see that the market has been pretty unpredictable. Toronto saw a price surge in the spring in some areas, and many buyers remain skittish and uncertain due to the mortgage stress test. If you’re wondering when will Toronto real…
What Housing Bubble Toronto Realtor Bursts The Bubble Talk Is there a real estate bubble? Toronto realtor Scott Shallow doesn’t believe it—at least not for the Toronto real estate market. “In 2003 we started hearing about a bubble in Toronto. Major bank economists were calling for this bubble all through the 2000s and that has…
As a landlord, your primary responsibility is to manage properties and make sure that everything runs smoothly and properly. Depending on your responsibilities and workload, you may have to consider seeking extra help, namely a property management service. What Is a Property Management Service? Property management companies manage prospectives and tenants directly, saving you time…
Toronto, Vancouver housing sales plummet to decade-lows in 2018 Canada’s priciest housing markets saw their worst year for sales in at least a decade as higher borrowing costs and stricter mortgage rules hit home. Sales in the Toronto region fell 16 per cent to 77,426 transactions in 2018 while the average price fell 4.3 per…
Crash? Recovery? 4 Things That Will (And Won’t) Happen In Canada’s Housing Market In 2019 With house prices at astronomical levels in many cities, a growing number of Canada’s would-be homebuyers are hoping for a market crash. In Vancouver, North America’s least affordable housing market, a recent poll showed nearly two-thirds of residents, including many homeowners, want…
Why 2019 could be one of Toronto renters’ toughest years yet If you’re looking to rent in Toronto, 2019 is poised to be a challenging year. Many experts see Canada’s once red-hot housing markets remaining fairly balanced over the next 12 months as average prices and sales moderate, but they are sounding the alarm on…
