More than 90% of millennials are concerned about affording a home in the GTA
The Building Industry and Land Development Association, along with the Toronto Real Estate Board, released its final set of data from their Ipsos poll regarding voters’ concerns in the upcoming municipal election.
Average selling price drops for all housing types, except condos
The Toronto Real Estate Board (TREB) released its monthly resale housing report for March 2018, announcing another dip in sales and new listings compared to the record high activity in 2017.
Price growth continues to slow across GTA and beyond
The Canadian Real Estate Association (CREA) released its national housing market report for January 2018, announcing a three-year low in home sales through the MLS systems.
Average selling price of a condo in Toronto nears $600,000
The Toronto Real Estate Board released its third quarter 2018 results for the Greater Toronto Area’s condo market, reporting tighter conditions.
Neighbourhood factors that Toronto homebuyers don’t care about
In the real estate industry, it’s important to know what location factors are important to buyers, but it’s also important to understand what people don’t care about.
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Would a design like the Taipei Twin Towers ever get approved in Toronto?
We recently stumbled upon the Taipei Twin Towers proposal by MVRDV, and while we’re not exactly experts on Taiwan real estate, we felt compelled to write about this innovative design.
National home sales activity loses steam in October 2018
The Canadian Real Estate Association released its monthly home sales results for October 2018, reporting a loss of momentum from September.
CREA adjusts 2018 resale market forecast due to slow spring
The Canadian Real Estate Association released its national resale housing figures for May 2018, reporting a drop in home sales and prices.
The difficulty in building more affordable housing
A recent Real Estate New EXchange article caught my eye and reminded me of the Inclusionary Zoning regulation that will soon be discussed at Toronto City Council.
The NIMBY mindset must change to improve housing affordability
I’m getting nervous that NIMBYism will prevent the Toronto real estate market and the rest of the Greater Toronto Area from meeting the needs of eager homebuyers.
