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Greater Toronto Real Estate Spotlight: Daily Highlights!"Your trusted companion in Home Buying and Selling,
offering FREE Reports and a treasure trove of NEW Listings!"Welcome to "Greater Toronto Real Estate Spotlight: Daily Highlights!" Our daily newsletter is your spotlight on the most important and exciting highlights in the Greater Toronto real estate market. We understand that your time is valuable, so we deliver a concise yet comprehensive selection of the most noteworthy news, market trends, and developments directly to your inbox. Whether you're a buyer, seller, investor, or industry professional, our highlights cover a wide range of topics, including market updates, new listings, neighborhood spotlights, design trends, and more. Stay informed and make informed decisions with our daily spotlight. Subscribe now to "Greater Toronto Real Estate Spotlight: Daily Highlights" and stay in the loop with the most captivating news and trends in the Greater Toronto real estate scene. Leveraging current market conditions to your advantage and securing a better deal on a property in Toronto requires a strategic approach. Here are some tips to help you navigate the market and potentially secure a favorable deal: Stay Informed: Stay up-to-date with the latest market trends, including inventory levels, average days on market, and pricing patterns. Monitor real estate news, follow local market reports, and work with a knowledgeable real estate agent who can provide you with valuable insights and data-driven advice. Research Comparable Sales: Research recently sold properties in the area comparable to the one you're interested in. Analyze the sales prices, features, and conditions of these properties to gain a better understanding of the fair market value. This information can help you make informed offers and negotiate effectively. Understand Seller Motivation: Understanding the motivation of the seller can provide you with negotiation leverage. If the seller needs to sell quickly or has specific circumstances, such as a job relocation or financial constraints, you may be able to negotiate a better deal. Work with your real estate agent to gather information about the seller's situation and tailor your offer accordingly. Flexible Timing: If you have flexibility in your timing, consider exploring the market during periods when there may be less competition or when sellers may be more motivated. For example, the winter months or holiday seasons are typically less busy in the real estate market and may present opportunities for better deals. Pre-Approval and Financing: Obtain pre-approval for a mortgage before starting your property search. Having pre-approval shows sellers that you are a serious and qualified buyer, which can give you an advantage in negotiations. Additionally, explore different financing options and rates to ensure you secure the most favorable terms. Be Prepared to Act: In a competitive market, being prepared to act swiftly can be advantageous. Have your finances in order, understand your budget and priorities, and be ready to make an offer when the right opportunity arises. Working closely with your real estate agent can help you identify potential properties early and move quickly when necessary. Skillful Negotiation: Effective negotiation skills are key to securing a better deal. Work closely with your real estate agent to develop a negotiation strategy and understand the local market dynamics. Be prepared to make a compelling offer based on market research, comparable sales, and any unique circumstances that may work in your favor. Professional Representation: Working with an experienced and knowledgeable real estate agent is invaluable. A skilled agent can guide you through the negotiation process, provide expert advice, and advocate for your best interests. They can help you identify opportunities, assess market value, and negotiate effectively to secure a favorable deal.
Remember, market conditions can fluctuate, and it's important to remain patient and persistent in your search. While it's possible to find a better deal in a competitive market, it may require diligent research, flexibility, and skilled negotiation. Working with a trusted real estate professional can greatly enhance your chances of success in securing a favorable deal.
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A new report weighs the costs to own a home versus renting in Mississauga and across the GTA.
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An Amherst man says he's now homeless because of the lack of affordable housing in the area. Community organizations say they're struggling to find housing for clients.
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Gains in sales in B.C., Alberta are masking drops elsewhere in Canada, says BMO economist
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Toronto rental prices are up yet again, which means there's a ton of people probably thinking, "Wouldn't it be great to capitalize on that and...
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Canada's housing market showed signs of cooling in June amid a return to interest rate hikes and a jump in newly listed homes, according to CREA.
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A backyard or a neighbourhood park? An hour on the GO or a 15-minute walk to work? A micro-condo or a roomy detached home? Buying or renting for life? The debate around where—and how—to live in the GTA is white hot
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Toronto needs housing bad, and that's going to mean your quiet little neighbourhood might have to make some changes to its built form in a mad dash...
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The Canadian Real Estate Association has downgraded its home sales forecast for this year and next as fewer buyers jump into the market.
The association said Friday that it expects 464,239 properties to trade hands...
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Canada’s central bank was surprised by how strong the excess demand has been. Consequently, the Bank of Canada (BoC) sees elevated inflation sticking around for a little longer. In its latest Monetary Policy Report (MPR), the central bank warns that excess demand has been resilient, helping to create more uncertainty. Now they don’t see the […]
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What 2,600-square-foot farmhouse would be complete without 18-foot ceilings, a billiards room, a walnut grove and its own Gamay, Riesling and Cab Sauv grapes?
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Canadian real estate’s brief bounce is beginning to fade. Canadian Real Estate Association (CREA) data shows existing home sales climbed in June, with prices also climbing. However, price growth is notably decelerating at a rapid rate, with new inventory now outpacing sales. Canadian Real Estate Prices Are Showing Signs Of Fatigue Canadian real estate prices […]
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Real estate prices in Caledon have experienced massive swings over the past year and a half.
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Location has long been a driver behind the purchase of a home. After all, the realtor’s long-used mantra of “location, location, location” underscores how a home’s value is often driven by its neighbourhood’s desirability and nearby amenities. Yet that concept has taken on new meaning post-pandemic and amid growing climate change concerns with the popularity of a relatively old concept: the 15-minute city. And a new study by Re/Max Canada called...
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The Bank of Canada's June rate hike served as a splash of cool water to recent housing market strength as home sales moderated in June and priced edged down compared to May.
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Everyone is talking about a recession, but it isn't the only way the economy might play out. Read more.
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Burlington resident Amanda Dindayal explains why life outside Toronto is best for young families
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While advocates say there's an appetite for change that can make way for a widespread movement aimed at creating more affordable and accessible housing, there's enough obstacles facing both organizers and residents to keep it from getting off the ground.
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According to a new report from rentals.ca, it's never been so expensive to rent a place to live in Canada.
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TORONTO — Rapidly rising interest rates have transformed mortgage preferences as borrowers increasingly opt for shorter-term fixed-rate contracts.
The trend is happening as homebuyers look to find a balance between...
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Royal LePage expects prices to hold steady through 2023 as homebuyers remain determined
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A new report has found that buyer demand for homes is remaining strong in Canada despite borrowing rate hikes — and the market may be stabilizing after the pandemic boom.
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Sylvain CharleboisTroy MediaThe Bank of Canada has once again increased its benchmark interest rate, this time by .25 basis points to five percent, amid
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Encouraging, empowering and enabling REALTORS® in support of Canadian real estate journeys.
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Canada's housing market showed signs of cooling in June amid a return to interest rate hikes and a jump in newly listed homes, according to CREA.
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A newly renovated three-bedroom bungalow near the beautiful Rattray Marsh, this home is set on a large lot in south Mississauga.
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A Windsor mortgage broker said she's received plenty of calls from clients after the Bank of Canada raised its key interest rate to five per cent on Wednesday — while a real estate expert said Windsor is a "shining star" in a recovering market.
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Listing prices climbed 16 per cent year-over-year, according to Rentals.ca, with larger jumps seen in the suburbs.
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If your credit score is suffering due to missed payments, or mounting bills and debt, there are steps you can take to get back on track.
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