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Curated GTA Thrive: Daily Insights!"Discover, Decide, Delight: Expert Reports & Premier Listings!""Curated GTA Thrive: Daily Insights" delivers curated insights into the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) real estate market every day. Get a comprehensive overview of market trends, expert analysis, and valuable insights directly in your inbox. Whether you're a buyer, seller, investor, or simply interested in the GTA real estate market, our daily updates cover a wide range of topics to help you thrive in this dynamic landscape. Stay informed and ahead of the curve with "Curated GTA Thrive: Daily Insights" as your trusted source for navigating the GTA real estate market. Even experienced home buyers can fall prey to lesser-known traps in the home buying process. Some of these traps include: Overlooking Hidden Costs: Buyers may focus solely on the purchase price of the home and overlook additional costs such as closing costs, property taxes, homeowner's insurance, and maintenance expenses. Failing to budget for these expenses can lead to financial strain after the purchase.
Ignoring Future Needs: Skipping the Home Inspection: Some buyers may forego a thorough home inspection to expedite the buying process or save money. However, this can lead to costly surprises down the road, as hidden defects or structural issues may go unnoticed.
Underestimating Renovation Costs: Neglecting Neighborhood Research: Buyers may focus solely on the property itself and overlook crucial factors such as neighborhood amenities, school districts, crime rates, and future development plans. Choosing the wrong neighborhood can impact quality of life and property value appreciation.
Getting Emotionally Attached: Not Understanding the Home Buying Process: Even experienced buyers may encounter unfamiliar aspects of the home buying process, such as financing options, legal requirements, and contract negotiations. It's crucial to seek guidance from professionals and educate oneself to avoid costly mistakes.
Failing to Secure Financing Pre-Approval: Not Considering Resale Value: Buyers may overlook the resale potential of the property, focusing solely on their immediate needs. Factors such as location, property condition, and market trends can impact the future resale value of the home.
Ignoring Red Flags: Buyers may dismiss warning signs or red flags during the home buying process, such as unresolved inspection issues, a history of maintenance problems, or unfavorable market conditions. It's essential to address concerns promptly and make informed decisions.
By being aware of these lesser-known traps, even experienced home buyers can navigate the buying process more effectively and avoid costly mistakes.
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We look at four common ways of financing the purchase of a second property using equity built up in your current home.
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Atlanta Fed President Raphael Bostic told CNN he expects the US inflation rate to fall to "the lower twos" only by the end of 2024. "
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These are among the most viewed on the entire Canadian real estate market.
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Patricia Higgins has been living in an apartment building in Montreal’s Pointe-aux-Trembles for almost 50 years. She’s now among those facing renovictions, told to leave so the owners can renovat3. “Uprooting from my home, uprooted from my neighbourhood, uprooted from my neighbours and friends that I’ve made here,” she said. It’s happening to her and […]
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The B.C. real estate market is picking up, with a reported increase in sales in January 2024 compared to the same month last year.
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The provincial government has gone too far in its legislation banning short-term rentals within specific areas of municipalities across the province.
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Sean Fraser says that based on conversations he’s had with housing developers, he thinks residential construction projects will begin to move forward once interest rates are cut.
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The federal government’s new cap on international study permit applications will not immediately reduce rental demand from international students...
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Some Canadian post-secondary institutions are looking to pair up students with seniors who have extra living space in response to rising rent prices.
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Sarnia-area real estate slipped into its first buyer's market in a decade in January, but don't expect it to last.
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The upward trajectory of home prices in St. John’s will likely persist in 2024, says a new report from RE/MAX.
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Despite a boost in new listings, inventory remains tight, leading to continued upward pressure on prices in Calgary and the surrounding area
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Canadian Mortgage Bonds are not actually federal government liabilities. And if CMBs aren’t federal debt, then the currently planned $30 billion in CMB purchases this year is a significant policy shift that is deeply misguided.
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A new landmark for the Toronto skyline will bring the city a new five-star hotel and a soaring restaurant perched 63 storeys up in the sky. The new...
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As short-term rentals have become big business in cottage country, Muskoka Lakes property owners say partying and noise are a growing problem. The township wants more regulation, but some say proposed fees and limitations hurt responsible renters.
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Rate cuts could herald beginning of an upsurge – but are buyers already stepping off the sidelines?
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What happens if you inherit a property and have no record of its value at that time? How can you determine the tax payable on its sale?
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Canadian real estate markets picked up at the end of the year, as cheaper mortgage debt appeared. Expect the opposite pressure over the next few days as Government of Canada (GoC) bond yields surge on strong inflation data. Reversing some of the ground made over the past few weeks, a sudden jump in yields is […]
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Canada is seeing 'early signs' of a housing market upturn and Toronto could see prices bottom out this spring, a recent report from the Royal Bank of Canada says.
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The Township of Muskoka Lakes is debating new rules that govern short-term rental accommodations(STRA), addressing concerns related to rental property management and community impact in the face of a notable apprehension among some rental property owners.
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