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Toronto Real Estate:
The Latest Buzz!"Discover the Latest Developments in Toronto's Real Estate Scene!"Welcome to "Toronto Real Estate: The Latest Buzz!" Our daily newsletter is your ultimate source for all the buzzworthy updates, trends, and developments in the Toronto real estate market. We understand that staying in the loop is crucial, and our newsletter brings you the most exciting and noteworthy news straight to your inbox. Whether you're a buyer, seller, investor, or industry enthusiast, our curated content covers a wide range of topics, including market insights, new listings, design trends, neighborhood spotlights, and much more. Don't miss out on the buzz – subscribe now to "Toronto Real Estate: The Latest Buzz!" and be the first to know what's happening in the dynamic Toronto real estate scene. Owning a home and renting both have their advantages, but owning a home offers several benefits compared to renting. Here are some key benefits of homeownership: Building Equity: When you own a home, your mortgage payments contribute towards building equity. Over time, as you pay off your mortgage, you increase your ownership stake in the property, which can be a valuable asset and provide financial security. Stability and Control: Homeownership offers stability and control over your living situation. You have the freedom to personalize and modify your home to suit your needs, and you're not subject to the rules and restrictions imposed by landlords. Potential Appreciation: Real estate has the potential to appreciate in value over time. As the value of your home increases, you can benefit from capital appreciation and potentially build wealth. Tax Benefits: Homeowners can often take advantage of tax benefits, such as deducting mortgage interest and property taxes from their taxable income. These deductions can help reduce the overall cost of homeownership. Sense of Community: Owning a home often provides a stronger sense of belonging and community. You have the opportunity to establish roots in a neighborhood, build relationships with neighbors, and become part of a community. Investment Opportunity: Real estate can be a sound investment. Homeownership allows you to leverage your investment and potentially generate rental income through renting out a portion of your property or by investing in additional properties. Predictable Housing Costs: Unlike renting, where landlords can increase rent at the end of each lease term, homeownership offers more predictable housing costs. With a fixed-rate mortgage, your monthly mortgage payments remain stable, providing a sense of financial stability. Freedom to Customize: Homeowners have the freedom to customize and personalize their living space. You can make changes, renovations, and improvements to your home according to your preferences and lifestyle.
It's important to consider your personal circumstances, financial goals, and lifestyle when deciding between homeownership and renting. Owning a home requires financial responsibility, maintenance, and long-term commitment. It's advisable to carefully evaluate your financial situation and consult with professionals to determine if homeownership is the right choice for you.
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It seems like only yesterday houses were struggling to sell, and many were even going for under asking.
However, with home prices rising for a thir...
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Luxurious space includes a potential separate basement apartment, a landscaped backyard, and is located in a vibrant neighbourhood.
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"If you give them a choice – a recession versus inflation rising – they will go with a recession any day"
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Some of you may recognize this house from the Anna Kendrick and Blake Lively movie A Simple Favor.
Others may recognize the neighbourhood for bein...
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It may not have felt like it, but by one measure borrowing money was free. No more
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With the Bank of Canada (BoC) increasing its kay rate once again this week to 4.75 per cent, many people with fixed-rate mortgages are feeling anxious about renewing.
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The working hypothesis going into the rate decision was that more than a month or so of higher than anticipated GDP growth and flatlining inflation would be needed to force Governor Tiff Macklem off the sidelines and back into hiking mode. So why the surprise hike?
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Variable-rate borrowers will see their interest cost on their next mortgage payment rise as banks and other financial institutions have lifted their prime rates to a 22-year high of 6.95%.
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While lengthening your amortization period is one way to ease the burden of mounting housing costs, it should only be a temporary solution.
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A latticework of government demand-side policies are seemingly tailor-made to hold the line on unaffordably high real estate prices.
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Time for your cheat sheet on this week’s top stories. Canadian Real Estate Bank of Canada Warns The Era of Low Rates Is Over The Bank of Canada doesn’t see low interest rates returning anytime soon. Over the past 3 decades, the central bank argues that various factors have applied pressure to lower rates. As […]
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The misidentification of the source of today’s inflation, writes Gustavo Indart, leaves the bank with no option but to continue raising the rate until the economy goes into recession.
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The Bank of Canada’s latest interest rate hike will have both variable and adjustable rate mortgage borrowers bracing themselves for additional budget challenges after the its somewhat anticipated move to raise interest rates once again.
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While allowing more buyers to enter the market, extending amortization periods would put more stress on a market that already has high demand.
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Mortgage expert Leah Zlatkin answers your questions about what the Bank of Canada rate hike means for homeowners and buyers. Find out more
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Canadians can barely remember the last time rates were this high, but get used to it. Bank of Canada (BoC) deputy governor Paul Beaudry, speaking a day after the rate hike, warned the era of low interest rates is over. They justified the forecast with a slate of reasons that didn’t quite make sense, and […]
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The June 2023 Rent Report from Rentals.ca and Urbanation shows the average rent for all apartment and condo listings in Ottawa was $2,134 in May, a 14.6 per cent increase from May 2022.
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Property prices continued to climb as buyers found themselves in bidding wars having to make quick decisions on what is their single largest investment in May 2023.
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Case illustrates the vital importance of getting a building location survey, as house is built, in part, on neighbours’ land.
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Buying a house and becoming a homeowner is an exciting time in life. Here are 10 must-know steps that are common to almost everyone.
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Real estate transactions are a target for fraudsters and they have ways of sending you messages at just the right time to trick you, says Joe Richer.
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The listing emphasizes glamorous updates to prove no expenses were spared, realtor Othneil Litchmore said.
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