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Greater Toronto Real Estate Trends Unveiled: Daily Edition!"Discover the winning formula for Home Buying and Selling
with our Reports and Curated Listings!"Welcome to "Greater Toronto Real Estate Trends Unveiled: Daily Edition!" Our daily newsletter is your exclusive access to unveiling the latest trends in the Greater Toronto real estate market. We understand that staying ahead of the curve is essential, so we bring you the most revealing and insightful trends, updates, and expert analysis 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 movements, new listings, investment opportunities, and neighborhood showcases. Unveil the secrets of the market and make informed decisions with our daily edition. Subscribe now to "Greater Toronto Real Estate Trends Unveiled: Daily Edition" and be at the forefront of the ever-evolving Greater Toronto real estate scene. Beyond the purchase price, homebuyers in Toronto need to be aware of additional costs associated with buying a property. These costs can significantly impact the overall budget and should be considered during the homebuying process. Some of the essential additional costs include: Land Transfer Tax (LTT): In Toronto, homebuyers are subject to both the provincial and municipal land transfer taxes. The amount of LTT varies based on the purchase price of the property. First-time homebuyers may be eligible for partial rebates on these taxes. Legal Fees and Disbursements: Hiring a real estate lawyer is essential to handle the legal aspects of the transaction. Legal fees and disbursements include charges for title searches, document preparation, and other legal services. Home Inspection Fee: While not mandatory, a home inspection is highly recommended to assess the condition of the property thoroughly. The cost of a home inspection can vary based on the size and complexity of the home. Mortgage Insurance: If your down payment is less than 20% of the purchase price, you may need to obtain mortgage insurance. This insurance protects the lender in case of default and is an additional cost for the borrower. Appraisal Fee: Some lenders may require an appraisal to determine the property's value. The homebuyer is typically responsible for covering the cost of the appraisal. Property Insurance: Homebuyers need to arrange property insurance to protect their investment. The cost of insurance varies based on the property's size, location, and coverage. Title Insurance: Title insurance provides protection against potential defects or issues with the property's title. The cost of title insurance is a one-time premium paid at the time of closing. Property Tax Adjustment: Property taxes are usually paid by the seller until the closing date. As a result, the homebuyer will need to reimburse the seller for the portion of property taxes that they will be responsible for going forward. Utilities and Prepaid Expenses: The homebuyer will need to pay for utilities such as gas, electricity, water, and other prepaid expenses like prepaid property taxes or condo fees. Moving Costs: Moving expenses can include hiring a moving company, renting a moving truck, or any other costs associated with relocating to the new property. Renovation and Repair Costs: If the property requires renovations or repairs after the purchase, these costs should be factored into the overall budget.
It's crucial for homebuyers to budget for these additional costs in addition to the down payment and mortgage payments. Being aware of these expenses helps ensure that homebuyers are financially prepared for the full cost of homeownership in Toronto. Working with a knowledgeable real estate agent and a reputable mortgage professional can provide valuable guidance and help you navigate these costs during the homebuying process.
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Tenants in Ontario have several options if a landlord wants to sell their rental home and chief among them is they don't have to move out.
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Buyers are pulling away from Toronto's real estate market, new home prices are on the decline, and experts are pinning the blame, at least in part,...
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Although new home sales in the Greater Toronto Area were up in June, the Building Industry and Land Development Association (BILD) says sales have dipped “significantly below” the 10-year average.
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Even those making "living wage" of $23.15 in GTA can't afford rent as rates go higher
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Housing advocates in Brampton and Hamilton are calling on Ottawa to safeguard renters against what have been called “predatory” landlords.
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$2.5M in federal, provincial funding announced to decrease rent rates for 65 of the 85 units
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We know Canada is experiencing a housing supply shortage. But why are there fewer properties being listed right now?
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Higher interest rates did something even a pandemic couldn’t—it slowed Canadian mortgage borrowing. Bank of Canada (BoC) data shows that mortgage credit continues to decelerate in May. When inflation is factored in, mortgage credit growth falls to a level rarely seen in Canada. Canadians Owe Over $2.1 Trillion In Mortgage Debt Canadian mortgage debt is […]
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CIBC's Benjamin Tal says that the Bank of Canada has chosen to err on the side of too many hikes rather than too few for one simple reason: its bias towards fighting inflation.
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A look at some of the most ambitious developments on the table that could change the city's skyline and suburbs.
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Real estate investing can be a lucrative endeavor, but it requires knowledge and understanding of the market. As you may be aware, this form of investment, like
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The real estate market is back on an upswing with homes selling twice as fast as six months ago in Mississauga.
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According to these numbers, tenants have a good chance of fighting a renoviction inside the residential tenancy process.
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Sunny, 31, and Ava, 30, are homeowners who have been recently hit with higher interest rates on their mortgage. They own a property in Scarborough where they live and rent
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If you plan on selling your Niagara Falls or St. Catharines home this summer, your dwelling might spend a few more days on the market than, say, a home in nearby Hamilton. Real estate website and brokerage Zoocasa recently released a report comparing sales activity across major Ontario cities. They found that homes in Niagara […]
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After a real estate lull early this year, the home market has heated up again in Milton, Burlington, Oakville and Halton Hills
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Canada's expected population growth will worsen the already limited housing supply and result in even higher home prices, according to a new report
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Vendor take-back mortgages, a financing option popular in the past, are making a comeback, and realtors should pay attention.
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Mortgage delinquencies remain low but some anecdotal evidence shows cracks in financial resilience.
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Discover the hottest and most competitive real estate markets in Ontario, where houses are selling at lightning speed. Uncover the key factors driving the fast-paced sales and gain insights into the current trends in the Ontario housing market.
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Tenant insurance policies provide coverage for personal belongings and protect a tenant against liability. Here’s how to get a good tenant insurance quote.
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The Manitoba government has set the annual rent increase guideline to three per cent and community advocates fear it will have big impacts on low and fixed income neighbourhoods.
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The Bank of Canada's unprecedented campaign of rate hikes since early 2022 have meant higher payments for many already. But with millions more set to renew soon, the pain will spread to just about everyone.
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You can purchase a mixed-use property through the HBP. However, transferring funds to a first-home savings account first may give you more flexibility.
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