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GTA Heatwave: Your Daily Real Estate Fix!"Empowering Your Home Vision: Reports & Handpicked Listings!""GTA Heatwave: Your Daily Real Estate Fix" is your go-to source for staying informed about the latest updates and trends in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) real estate market. Every day, we deliver curated insights, market analyses, and valuable information directly to your inbox, ensuring you stay up-to-date and well-informed. Whether you're a buyer, seller, investor, or enthusiast, our daily updates cover a wide range of topics to satisfy your need for real estate knowledge. Stay ahead of the curve and make informed decisions with "GTA Heatwave: Your Daily Real Estate Fix" as your trusted companion in navigating the dynamic GTA real estate landscape. In the event of divorce, the treatment of real estate properties purchased before marriage can vary depending on several factors, including the laws of the jurisdiction where the divorce takes place and the specific circumstances of the case. However, some general principles apply: Separate Property vs. Marital Property: Real estate properties acquired before marriage are often considered separate property, meaning they belong solely to the individual who purchased them. However, if the property's value increased during the marriage due to contributions or efforts made by both spouses, it may be subject to division as marital property.
Co-Mingling of Assets: If separate property funds were used to pay the mortgage, maintenance, or improvements on the property during the marriage, it may become co-mingled with marital assets, making it subject to division in divorce proceedings.
Equitable Distribution: In jurisdictions that follow equitable distribution laws, marital property, including any increase in value of separate property during the marriage, is typically divided fairly but not necessarily equally between the spouses. Factors such as the duration of the marriage, each spouse's financial contributions, and their respective needs may influence the division of real estate assets.
Prenuptial or Postnuptial Agreements: Court Decisions: If the spouses cannot reach an agreement on the division of real estate properties acquired before marriage, a court may intervene and make a determination based on the relevant laws and the specific facts of the case. Courts will consider factors such as each spouse's financial circumstances, contributions to the property, and any agreements between the parties.
It's important for individuals who own real estate properties acquired before marriage and are contemplating divorce to seek guidance from a qualified family law attorney familiar with the laws of their jurisdiction. An attorney can provide personalized advice based on the specific circumstances and help protect their interests during the divorce process.
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If you're a single person in Toronto who hopes to one day own a home, you may want to consider jumping on the "buying with friends and family&...
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The average asking rent in Canada continued to creep higher in January, reaching a new record high of nearly $2,200.
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The average asking price for rent in Canada reached $2,196 in January, a 10 per cent increase from this time last year — marking another record high amid a deepening rental crisis.
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Data by the Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC) indicates the city is falling behind its housing targets.
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Well, this isn't good for love on the eve of Valentine's Day. A recent survey indicates 52.1% of Canadians will be spending less on their r.
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People looking to buy a starter home in Mississauga could be well into their 30s, or even 60s if they are single, before they can afford it.
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It may be the unusually mild weather or the modest drop in fixed mortgage rates since November—or both—but Canadian house...
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The goal of the bylaw is to encourage homeowners to return their properties to the long-term rental market.
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The spike in price was even more pronounced in Brampton with the average rate of a one-bedroom apartment jumping 16 per cent year-over-year.
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Guelph ranks 13th most expensive for monthly rental price in a list of 35 Canadian cities
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Looking to save up to buy a home in Oakville, Burlington or Milton? Well, you better start soon. And that goes double if you’re single. A report from Point2Homes, an online real estate company, took a look at how long it would take the average couple or single person to save up for a down […]
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While rental demand completely outpaced supply in Toronto throughout 2023, there may be some relief for rent prices on the horizon.
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According to the Canadian Real Estate Association, the housing market has seen an uptick in sales activity despite interest rates being at a 22-year high.
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Home sales rose in an unseasonably warm January to mark a second month of rising activity and softening prices, the Canadian Real Estate Association said Wednesday.
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Canadian home sales rose for the second month, with buyers rushing back into the market as speculation builds that prices will rise if the Bank of Canada lowers interest rates later this year.
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It’s the largest gain since 2021, Canadian Real Estate Association reports
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RBC says a recently announced cap on new study permits won't lead to an outright decrease in demand for rental housing from international students this year.
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Canada’s housing market is “starting to turn a corner,” the country’s national real estate association says.
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The average price for real estate in Toronto and the GTA hit a three-year low to start 2024.
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Toronto city council has approved the city's largest property tax hike in more than 25 years. In a 18 to 8 vote at a special budget meeting on Wednesday, council voted in favour of a 9.5 per cent property tax hike, a rate proposed by Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow.
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Folks who bought a home this month saved an “astonishing” amount compared to shoppers who bought last fall, according to a new analysis of mortgage rates.
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Is the market roaring back to life?
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There are a lot of big mansions in The Bridle Path. We've written about a lot of them before. Some are ornate and French Chateau-inspired, others a...
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Canadian real estate markets are seeing activity pick up, but don’t read too much into it. That was the general take from BMO, responding to CREA existing home data for January. Home sales picked up substantially, but the bank warns activity is rising from unusually low levels and winter data is volatile. In addition, the […]
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Fraser outlines robust plan to boost construction
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OREA's latest report highlights progress in Ontario's housing supply efforts, but urgent action is needed to tackle the affordability crisis
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