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Daily GTA Real Estate Pulse: Latest Hot Trends!"Crafting Your Real Estate Success: Informed Reports & Coveted Listings!""Daily GTA Real Estate Pulse: Latest Hot Trends" is your go-to source for staying in tune with the dynamic rhythms of the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) real estate market. Each day, we deliver the latest trends, insights, and developments that are shaping the GTA's real estate landscape. Whether you're a prospective buyer, seller, investor, or industry enthusiast, our daily pulse keeps you informed about the hottest trends driving the market. Stay ahead of the curve and tap into the heartbeat of GTA real estate with "Daily GTA Real Estate Pulse: Latest Hot Trends." During the initial property search, homebuyers may unknowingly make subtle yet detrimental mistakes that can impact their homebuying experience and the outcome of their purchase. Some common mistakes include: Neglecting to Define Needs vs. Wants: Failing to prioritize needs versus wants can lead to unrealistic expectations and dissatisfaction with potential properties. Homebuyers should identify their must-have features and amenities before starting their search to narrow down their options effectively. Skipping Pre-Approval: Skipping the pre-approval process can be a critical mistake as it provides insight into how much homebuyers can afford and demonstrates their seriousness to sellers. Getting pre-approved for a mortgage before house hunting helps streamline the buying process and strengthens buyers' negotiating position. Overlooking Hidden Costs: Homebuyers may focus solely on the purchase price of a home without considering additional costs such as property taxes, homeowners insurance, maintenance, and closing costs. Overlooking these hidden expenses can lead to financial strain and unexpected budgetary challenges down the line. Ignoring Location Considerations: The location of a property is crucial and can significantly impact the home's value, accessibility, and lifestyle. Homebuyers should carefully research neighborhood amenities, school districts, commute times, and future development plans to ensure the location aligns with their needs and preferences. Rushing the Decision: Making a hasty decision without thoroughly researching the market, touring multiple properties, and considering all factors can lead to buyer's remorse. Homebuyers should take the time to conduct due diligence, weigh their options, and seek guidance from real estate professionals before making a final decision. Foregoing Home Inspections: Skipping a comprehensive home inspection to save time or money can be a costly mistake. Home inspections uncover potential issues or defects that may not be apparent during a walkthrough, allowing buyers to make informed decisions and negotiate repairs or concessions with sellers. Getting Emotionally Attached: Falling in love with a property before thoroughly evaluating its suitability can cloud judgment and lead to impulsive decision-making. It's essential for homebuyers to remain objective, consider multiple options, and focus on practical considerations rather than solely on aesthetics or emotions. Underestimating Future Needs: Homebuyers should consider their long-term lifestyle and anticipate future needs such as growing families, changing work situations, or aging in place. Choosing a home that meets current and future needs can prevent the need for premature relocation or costly renovations down the road. Not Working with a Real Estate Professional: Attempting to navigate the homebuying process alone without the guidance of a knowledgeable real estate agent can leave homebuyers vulnerable to pitfalls and mistakes. Experienced agents provide valuable expertise, negotiation skills, and market insights to help buyers make informed decisions and achieve their goals.
Avoiding these subtle yet detrimental mistakes can help homebuyers navigate the property search process more effectively and increase their chances of finding the right home at the right price.
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The tenant said the landlord's notice came just one month after a jaw-dropping rental increase request.
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By cutting lease transfers, the province with the highest percentage of renters in Canada just made it easier for landlords to hike rents
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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced last week the measures would aim to amend the Canadian Mortgage Charter in an effort to make it more fair for renters.
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British Columbians looking to purchase their first homes will have access to more savings, with incentives in ...
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Check out these top Canadian real estate statistics for 2023, from national and provincial rental rates, to price per square foot and more.
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New regulations around short-term rentals are now in place in Winnipeg and some who have had negative experiences with the online-lodgings hope the new regulations will help calm what they called a ‘free-for-all.’ Morgan Modjeski reports.
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Toronto sales down 4.5%, Vancouver down 4.7%
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Sales were down 15.6 per cent and active listings were up 44.3 per cent compared to a year ago
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The province announced amendments intended to protect people from bad-faith evictions, lengthy rental disputes and rent increases when a child is added to a household.
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Buyers in Edmonton’s resale, single-family detached home market are getting kind of a big deal for their dollars compared with other major Canadian cities, a new study shows. National realty brokerage Zoocasa released a study comparing average single-family detached home prices in major cities with the national average price for all housing types. And Edmonton ranked among the most affordable markets, trailing only Quebec City, Winnipeg, Saint...
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VICTORIA — British Columbia has tabled legislation to enact a 20 per cent flipping tax on those who sell their home within the first year of ownership.
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Home sales in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA), Canada’s biggest housing market, declined 4.5% in March from a year earlier.
The Toronto Regional Real Estate Board (TRREB) said that 6,560 homes changed hands in March compared with 6,868 in the same ...
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The latest real estate numbers are in and Mississauga is seeing increased activity after a lull.
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Toronto home prices rose in March, but sales declined compared to a year ago, mixed results that the region’s real estate board attributed in part to an extra statutory holiday in the month. According to monthly figures from the Toronto Regional Real Estate Board (TRREB), benchmark home prices rose by 2.5 per cent month over month and 0.3 per cent year over year to $1,121,615. The number of homes that changed hands, however, slipped 4.5 per cent...
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Housing affordability in most major markets continued to worsen in the fourth quarter despite a slight easing of home prices.
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It seems that the Canadian bond market has a spring in its step these days. After hitting a low around 3.26% in January, the Government of Canada 5-year bond yield—which typically leads fixed mortgage rates—finished Tuesday's session at 3.63%.
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The Toronto Regional Real Estate Board says Greater Toronto home sales in March were down 4.5 per cent from last year, but there was enough competition between buyers that the average home price rose moderately year-over-year.
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Tucked in a little known Toronto lane lies an extremely rare opportuntity. Recently listed for $4,895,000, 14 and 16 Skey Lane is a four-unit mult...
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A new proposal could shake up the landscape of Bloor Street West across from Toronto's lush High Park, planned to rise 17 storeys on the doorstep o...
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Critics warn proposal fails to address affordability and could harm struggling renters
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Canada's provinces to remove barriers
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Find out what you must disclose when putting your home on the market and why it matters.
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Last month provided more evidence that Canadian real estate markets are credit driven. Toronto Regional Real Estate Board (TRREB) data shows home prices made a massive jump in March. Was it fewer listings and strong sales that drove a typical home’s price almost $20k higher in a single month? Nope, it was just good old […]
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