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Stay Ahead: GTA Real Estate Hot Trends!"Maximize Your Real Estate Potential: Reports & Exclusive New Listings!""Stay Ahead: GTA Real Estate Hot Trends" is your daily guide to getting a jump on the latest trends and staying at the forefront of the Greater Toronto Area real estate market. Every day, we provide you with an inside track on the hottest trends, market insights, and updates, delivered directly to your inbox. Whether you're a potential buyer, seller, investor, or real estate enthusiast, our daily updates cover a wide range of topics, from emerging market trends to investment opportunities and expert analysis. Stay ahead of the curve and make informed decisions with "Stay Ahead: GTA Real Estate Hot Trends" as your trusted resource in navigating the dynamic GTA real estate landscape. Buying a property without a professional home inspection in Toronto, as in any real estate market, carries several significant risks. Home inspections are essential to identify potential issues and ensure you're making an informed investment. Here are some of the risks associated with not having a professional inspection: Hidden Defects: Without an inspection, you may miss hidden defects or structural issues that are not visible during a casual walkthrough. These defects can lead to significant repair costs down the line. Safety Hazards: There could be safety hazards present in the property, such as electrical problems, gas leaks, or structural weaknesses, that a professional inspector can identify. Unpermitted Renovations: In Toronto, unpermitted renovations or additions can be an issue. An inspector can identify these and help you address any potential legal or safety concerns. Mold or Pest Infestations: Inspectors can detect the presence of mold, pest infestations, or other environmental issues that may affect your health and the property's habitability. Foundation and Structural Problems: A critical aspect of the inspection is checking for foundation issues, which can be costly to repair. Structural problems can compromise the integrity of the property. Roof Condition: Roof issues, such as leaks or the need for a replacement, can be expensive to address. An inspection assesses the roof's condition. Plumbing and Electrical Systems: Hidden problems with plumbing and electrical systems may exist, which can lead to costly repairs if not addressed. Costly Repairs: Without an inspection, you risk discovering major repair issues after the purchase, which can result in unexpected financial burdens. Negotiating Leverage: An inspection report can provide you with leverage for negotiation. If issues are found, you can negotiate with the seller for repairs or a price reduction. Insurance Issues: Some insurance providers may require an inspection report before providing coverage. Without it, you may have difficulty obtaining homeowner's insurance. Resale Value: If you plan to sell the property in the future, the lack of an inspection can lead to difficulties and delays in the resale process if issues arise. Legal Protections: In some cases, legal protections may be limited if you didn't have an inspection and later discover issues. An inspection report can provide documentation for potential legal recourse.
To mitigate these risks, it's strongly recommended to invest in a professional home inspection before purchasing a property in Toronto or any other market. Qualified home inspectors can uncover potential issues, allowing you to make an informed decision about whether to proceed with the purchase and how to address any necessary repairs or upgrades.
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Home resales fell by 1.9 per cent across Canada in September, the third month in a row that resale rates have dropped, according to a new report by RBC.
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Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce (CIBC) violated the B.C. Consumer Protection Act, according to inspectors.
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Between interest rate increases of over 450 basis points (4.50%) since April 2022, and an expectation of persistently high inflation, both Canadian consumers and businesses say they are now feeling the impact.
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For those hoping to enter the real estate market or purchase their next property, Sam McDadi Real Estate can help you find several great options that fit your price range in major cities like Toronto, Mississauga, Hamilton, Oakville and Niagara-on-the-Lake. As of October 2023, here are the kinds of homes you can get in the […]
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Halton police are sounding the alarm on a home renovation fraud scheme that has been operating in the region.
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Well-Maintained Toronto Home on Ambleside Avenue Sells for $1.25 Million - Off Plan Property Exchange
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Bond yields are on the rise - and that spells bad news for fixed-rate mortgage holders.
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Two rental tracking services are suggesting rent hikes on new listings across Ontario may actually slow a bit as the weather cools across Canada.
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B.C.'s new provincial short-term rental laws will force hosts to declare their homes as primary residences, with information going to a new registry that will be accessible by Canada Revenue Agency.
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As many Canadians face rising mortgage costs due to high interest rates, Freeland said that Canadians are entitled to flexibility and options from their banks
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Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland says the federal government is 'actively' exploring options to help provinces return short-term rentals to the long-term rental market and increase housing stock across the county.
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The 775-square-foot unit comes with a wine fridge, tons of storage, great views, a doggy bath and a rooftop pool
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While most major markets in Canada reported rent increases in September, a potential sign of a slowdown is emerging, particularly in...
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Short-term rental owners say the proposed legislation will have unintended consequences on British Columbians, threatening legal action.
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The City of Richmond issued more than 400 short-term rental fines as of August
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Government intervention will likely be needed to make renting affordable for most Canadians
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For a two-bedroom rental in Regina, the median rental price is $1,350. While there is no month-over-month increase, year over year is up 18.4 per cent according to the report.
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As more and more homeowners face mortgage renewals at surprisingly higher interest rates, some are facing the dreaded prospect of having to sell a home they can no longer afford.
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The Canadian economy is slowing and that’s helping to moderate price growth. Statistics Canada (Stat Can) data shows the Consumer Price Index (CPI) decelerated in September 2023. Inflation remains elevated but it’s still slowing down. That’s good news for those fearing rate hikes, but slowing demand and fading economic growth is still far from good […]
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TORONTO — The real estate industry is likely breathing a sigh of relief after Canada's banking regulator signalled it might not move ahead with some proposed tightening of its mortgage lending rules, says one mortgage expert.
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The association aims to calm prospective homeowners stressed by market realities.
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Builder sentiment for single-family homes dropped to the lowest level since January, as mortgage rates soar.
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CIBC deputy chief economist Benjamin Tal said that while we're are very close to the end of Bank of Canada rate hikes—or maybe already there—the biggest question is when the Bank will being cutting rates.
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Canadian companies like First National Financial (TSX:FN) benefit from rising interest rates.
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Mayors in Kitchener and Guelph are proposing building fourplexes on single residential lots as a way to deal with the local housing crisis. One Waterloo professor says this will help, but he'd like to see municipalities stipulate at least one of the four units must be affordable.
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Average single-detached house in Cambridge sold for $785,100 last month, up .6 per cent from a year ago
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This comprehensive guide will show you the steps to take to help you sell your house faster. Keep reading for more details.
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Toronto renters just can't seem to catch a break as apartment prices keep soaring to new heights, with the latest numbers from September showing ho...
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