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Daily GTA Real Estate Dive: Hot Insights!"Informing Your Choices: Expert Reports & Fresh, Desirable Listings!""Daily GTA Real Estate Dive: Hot Insights" is your daily deep dive into the most insightful and impactful aspects of the Greater Toronto Area real estate market. Each day, we provide you with a comprehensive analysis of the hottest insights, market trends, and crucial information, delivered directly to your inbox. Whether you're a potential buyer, seller, investor, or a real estate enthusiast, our deep dives cover a wide range of topics, from market dynamics to investment opportunities and expert analysis. Stay well-informed and make informed decisions with "Daily GTA Real Estate Dive: Hot Insights" as your trusted resource in navigating the dynamic GTA real estate landscape. The frequency of updates to Greater Toronto Area (GTA) for sale listings can vary depending on the source of the listings and the platform or service you are using. Here are some general guidelines regarding how frequently GTA for sale listings are typically updated: Real Estate Websites: Many real estate websites and listing platforms update their listings daily. This means that new properties are added, and existing listings are refreshed to reflect changes in availability, price, or other details on a daily basis. It's common for these websites to pull data from multiple listing services (MLS) to ensure accuracy and timeliness. Real Estate Agents: If you are working with a real estate agent, they will have access to the most up-to-date listings through their professional networks and MLS access. Your agent can provide you with immediate updates on new properties and any changes to existing listings. Online Real Estate Portals: Popular real estate portals like Zillow, Realtor.com, and Redfin frequently update their listings. They usually receive data feeds from various sources, including real estate agents and MLS databases, to keep listings current. MLS Listings: MLS databases are typically updated in real-time or at least on a daily basis. These databases are the primary sources of listing data used by real estate professionals and websites. Direct from Sellers: If you're exploring "For Sale By Owner" (FSBO) properties, the frequency of updates can vary. Some sellers might update their listings regularly, while others may not be as diligent. It's a good idea to verify the status and availability of FSBO listings directly with the seller. Property Search Apps: Mobile apps designed for property searches also offer up-to-date listings. These apps often sync with the website databases to provide real-time or daily updated information.
It's important to note that the frequency of updates ensures that you have access to the most recent opportunities in the market. However, the pace of the real estate market means that properties can be listed and sold quickly. Therefore, it's essential to work with a real estate professional or actively monitor your preferred real estate platforms to stay informed about new listings and any changes to existing ones. If you're actively searching for a property in the GTA, consider setting up email alerts or notifications on real estate websites or apps to receive immediate updates on new listings that match your criteria.
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Higher interest rates could lead to a further slowing in Canada's housing market heading into the winter, some economists argue, as the Bank of Canada's key rate remains elevated.
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Even as Bank of Canada holds the line on interest rates, mortgage fears persist
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Renters in Thunder Bay, Ont., say they've been taken for a ride by online scammers, and anti-fraud interests say they're just some of the victims of a problem that's getting worse across Canada. They also offer red flags to look for to avoid being the latest victim.
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An association representing P.E.I's landlords warns that the housing crisis in the province is poised to get even worse, given that fewer new rental properties are being built, and large and small companies alike are selling off their rental units.
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You could be on the hook for a lot more than your belongings in certain circumstances.
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"They sounded skilled, presenting as helpful human beings. It’s dangerous.”
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Muhammad Ali and his family came to Canada from Pakistan in hopes of a better life, but their dreams quickly turned into a nightmare when they were forced to relocate to a hotel paid for by the City of London. They were urgently evicted from their rental unit due to deplorable conditions that were impacting the young children's health.
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A B.C. Supreme Court judge has ordered a couple to demolish their Surrey house extension and laneway structure he said they constructed without regard to laws or regulations.
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Under the new rules, when passed, British Columbians will legally only be able to rent out a primary residence and one more additional secondary suite as a short-term rental.
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Toronto malls are fast becoming an endangered species as new development opportunities take precedence over the gutted landscape of brick-and-morta...
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Canada’s leaders are beefing with the country’s central bank over affordability. Last month, Premiers notified the Bank of Canada (BoC) that rate hikes are making life unaffordable, especially when it comes to housing. The BoC fired back a warning that they shouldn’t be trying to influence a central bank. That’s technically correct, but leaves people […]
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The lender panel is a perennial fan-favourite at the National Mortgage Conference and this year was no exception. The panel, featuring executives from four key mortgage lenders, covered a number of topics, including emerging trends and issues facing the industry.
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Homeowners with mortgages coming up for renewal in the next year or so are already thinking about how much more they’ll have to pay a month.
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How Much Mortgage Payments Outpaced Income Growth in the Last 10 Years
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City council is debating how to regulate short-term rentals such as Airbnb in Edmonton. Coun. Michael Janz wants to introduce limitations on the number of short-term rentals in the city, and how they can be used. But not everyone agrees with Janz. Kerry Singh owns short-term rental properties in the city, and she wants to point out the benefits they provide us.
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With all the of the industry’s mortgage qualifying standards, one fact remains there is an abundant of lenders and products to suite all applications. It simply is not a matter of qualifications yet the pricing that you qualify for. Most will be pleasantly shocked at the variety of financing available the challenge for most consumers […]
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As average home prices outpace household earnings, becoming a first-timer buyer on Prince Edward Island is much harder than it once was.
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HALIFAX - A local 2-story home, recently purchased by Jeff and Priya Steinen, is being hailed as a sound investment due to the structure having “good bones”, as well as healthy teeth, hair, and eye.
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A Kelowna real estate broker has been fined more than $150,000 for failing to comply with federal anti-money-laundering rules.
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In the Tay, Tiny area, there was a decrease of 9.7% in the number of homes sold in September but median price of non-waterfront homes fell by 3% to $625,000
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Mortgage costs have grown faster than incomes over the past decade, according to a new report from Zoocasa.
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The provincial government was correct to impose its foreign buyers tax on a pair of permanent residents who paid $30 million to acquire a Burnaby apartment building in 2018, the B.C. Supreme Court has ruled.
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Cities around the country are looking to make massive zoning changes to help ease the housing crisis. But will it be enough to help?
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I heard a good one the other day: How do you know when the real estate market is really bad? The realtors are finally willing to admit it. Har har har. But also, yes, it’s absolutely true. Sentiment is pretty terrible across the board. Buyers are feeling it, sellers are feeling it, and even the eternally optimistic among us are now willing to concede that the seas are rough and what’s out there on the horizon doesn’t look particularly...
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