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GTA Real Estate Uncovered: Daily Hot News!"Stay Ahead in Real Estate: Free Reports & Coveted Listings!""GTA Real Estate Uncovered: Daily Hot News" brings you the most crucial and up-to-date information from the Greater Toronto Area's dynamic real estate market. Each day, uncover the latest market trends, investment opportunities, property highlights, and insider insights that keep you informed and ahead of the curve. Whether you're buying, selling, or simply staying in the know, our daily digest offers the essential news and analysis you need to navigate the ever-changing GTA real estate landscape. When REALTORS® conduct a free market evaluation, they consider a variety of lesser-known factors and data points beyond the basic property features and recent sales data. These factors can provide a more comprehensive and accurate picture of a property's market value. Some of these lesser-known factors include: Local Market Trends: REALTORS® pay attention to local market conditions, such as the current supply and demand dynamics, price trends, and the rate at which properties are selling. This helps them understand whether the market is favoring buyers or sellers. Neighborhood Quality: The overall quality and reputation of the neighborhood can significantly impact property values. This includes factors like crime rates, school quality, proximity to amenities (parks, shopping centers, restaurants), and the general upkeep of neighboring properties. Future Developments: Planned or ongoing developments in the area, such as new infrastructure projects, commercial developments, or public transportation improvements, can enhance the desirability of a location and potentially increase property values. Seasonal Effects: Real estate markets can be seasonal, with certain times of the year experiencing higher or lower activity levels. REALTORS® consider these seasonal variations when evaluating market conditions. Days on Market (DOM): The average number of days properties in the area spend on the market before selling can indicate the market's competitiveness and buyer demand. A lower DOM suggests a hot market, while a higher DOM may indicate a slower market. Property Condition and Upgrades: REALTORS® assess the condition of the property and any recent upgrades or renovations. Quality and modernity of features like kitchens, bathrooms, and energy-efficient systems can significantly influence market value. Historical Sales Data: Beyond recent sales, REALTORS® look at historical sales data to identify long-term trends in property values and market behavior in the area. Comparative Market Analysis (CMA) Adjustments: REALTORS® make specific adjustments in their CMAs for factors like lot size, view, floor plan, and special features that comparable properties might not have, ensuring a more tailored valuation. Economic Indicators: Broader economic indicators, such as employment rates, interest rates, and economic growth in the region, can impact real estate markets and are considered by REALTORS® when evaluating properties. Zoning and Land Use Regulations: Understanding local zoning laws and land use regulations can affect property value. For example, properties in areas with favorable zoning for future development might be valued higher. Property Tax Assessments: REALTORS® consider current property tax assessments and any potential changes. High property taxes can deter buyers and affect property values. Environmental Factors: Proximity to natural features (like waterfronts, parks) or environmental risks (like flood zones, pollution) can influence property value. Market Sentiment and Buyer Behavior: REALTORS® gauge market sentiment and buyer behavior, including the motivations of current buyers and any shifts in preferences or trends.
By considering these lesser-known factors and data points, REALTORS® can provide a more nuanced and accurate market evaluation, helping sellers price their properties competitively and buyers make informed decisions.
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The spring-long stalemate between buyers and sellers stretched into May. Home resales and prices were little changed nationwide, edging lower...
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"There has been a considerable loss of housing affordability in Canada since the mid-2000s," says the report.
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They say not to judge a book by its cover, but sometimes, when the cover looks like a concrete bunker, it's hard to get past first impressions.
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The head of Canada's banking regulator stood firm in rejecting renewed calls to remove the mortgage stress test on uninsured mortgage switches.
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Canadian households are finally starting to realize why so many agencies warned against borrowing so much debt. A new report from Equifax Canada shows more households are struggling to repay their super-sized debt loads. The agency notes the trend is amplified in more expensive regions, where delinquencies are rising faster than the national average. Even […]
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Canada's real estate market softened further in May as sales and prices of existing homes declined and listings rose.
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Interest rates may slowly start to be easing around the world, but they won't be returning to pandemic levels and borrowers will need to adjust accordingly.
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The Canadian housing market remained cool in May, but CREA commentators expect the first interest rate cut of the cycle will bring buyers off the sidelines in months to come.
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Here in Ottawa, it’s near it’s all time worst (RBC Economics Report – Outlook on Canadian Housing – April 2024).
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A fraud scheme involving fake documents used to qualify for a mortgage has been linked to two Saskatoon real estate agents.
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Home sales slipped in May and listings continued to build as prospective homebuyers largely remained on the sidelines.
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The Canadian Real Estate Association says the number of homes sold in May fell compared with a year ago as the average price also moved lower.
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It’s a change that hasn’t been fully considered and another example of the government tinkering with the market and refilling its depleted coffers
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Ontario and Quebec led the increase in starts, rising 18 per cent and 67 per cent respectively, while housing starts fell 16 per cent in B.C.
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Typically, the spring and summer months typically see a boom in the Canadian real estate market. However, an economist expects higher interest rates will 'keep a lid on' sales volumes and put 'pressure on housing prices.'
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On June 5, the Bank of Canada announced it was dropping its key policy rate.
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The annual rate of new home construction was up in May, while home sales were slightly down, according to data released separately on Monday by the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation and the Canadian Real Estate Association.
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Pace quickened in May, says CMHC
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Canadian real estate is having one of the worst Spring markets on record. Canadian Real Estate Association (CREA) data shows home prices slipped lower in May. Continued weakness is the result of weak demand, which was expected to recover once rates were cut. Unfortunately for sellers, they overestimated how many buyers would appear ahead of […]
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May sees a slowdown in homebuying activity
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