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GTA Chronicles: Unveiling Daily Real Estate!"Where Opportunity Resides: Free Reports & Coveted Listings!""GTA Chronicles: Unveiling Daily Real Estate" is your daily unveiling of the latest developments and insights in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) real estate market. Each day, we provide curated updates, trends, and critical information directly to your inbox, ensuring you stay informed about the dynamic landscape of GTA real estate. Whether you're a potential buyer, seller, investor, or real estate enthusiast, our daily chronicles cover a wide range of topics, from market dynamics and emerging trends to investment opportunities and expert analysis. Stay ahead of the curve and uncover the latest in GTA real estate with "GTA Chronicles: Unveiling Daily Real Estate" as your trusted source for daily insights. Homebuyers can expect different levels of expertise and industry knowledge from a mortgage agent compared to a bank's agent, and this can impact the quality of service and advice provided in several ways: Expertise in Mortgage Products: Mortgage agents typically specialize in mortgage products and have in-depth knowledge of the various options available in the market, including products offered by multiple lenders. They can offer unbiased advice and help homebuyers navigate the complexities of different mortgage types, terms, and features. In contrast, bank agents may primarily promote the mortgage products offered by their institution, limiting the range of options presented to homebuyers. Access to Lenders: Mortgage agents often have access to a network of lenders, including banks, credit unions, and alternative lenders. This gives homebuyers access to a broader range of mortgage products and lenders, increasing their chances of finding a suitable mortgage with favorable terms and rates. Bank agents, on the other hand, may only have access to mortgage products offered by their specific institution, limiting the choices available to homebuyers. Personalized Service: Mortgage agents typically provide personalized service and guidance throughout the mortgage application process, from pre-approval to closing. They can offer advice tailored to the homebuyer's financial situation, goals, and preferences, helping them find a mortgage that aligns with their needs. Bank agents may also provide personalized service, but their recommendations may be limited to the products offered by their institution. Market Knowledge: Mortgage agents often have a deep understanding of local real estate markets and trends, which can be valuable for homebuyers seeking to purchase property in a specific area. They can provide insights into market conditions, property values, and other factors that may impact the homebuying process. Bank agents may have knowledge of the local market but may prioritize promoting their institution's products over providing market insights.
Overall, homebuyers can expect mortgage agents to offer impartial advice, access to a wide range of mortgage products, personalized service, and market expertise. While bank agents may provide similar services, their recommendations may be influenced by the products offered by their institution. Homebuyers should carefully consider their options and choose the mortgage professional that best meets their needs and preferences.
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As home prices increase, forcing many out of the housing market, young Canadians are looking at non-traditional ways to buy a home.
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Toronto could soon see the introduction of a landmark bylaw that would halt "bad faith renovictions" from happening and better protect vu...
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Multiple offers are mounting for houses under the $1 million mark in Toronto while prices stay steady and competition moves faster and fiercer, according to real estate agents in the city.
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The average price of a home in Niagara Region increased from $229,800 in 2013 to $629,700 in 2023. That’s an increase of 174 per cent over just a ten-year span. Photo Credit: The Canadian Press/Nathan Denette. Zoocasa recently released a report showing that Niagara Region has seen some of the highest increases in the […]
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The City of Kitchener wants to hear from the community in a new eviction survey they recently launched. The city said its part of a larger initiative to create a rent displacement bylaw.
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Economic factors, including the high cost of living, high interest rates and the price of housing, are prompting one-third of Canadians to explore alternative ways of entering the housing market (32 per cent), according to a Leger survey commissioned by RE/MAX Canada. When asked to consider the future, almost half of Canadians say they would keep non-traditional methods of buying a home in the mix (48 per cent).
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""Affordability is really the main driver and I don't expect that to change so long as we're facing a high cost of living."
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A number of reasons behind the lower prices.
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Event returns to the Enercare Centre in Toronto from March 8-10 & 13-17.
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Multiple offers are mounting for houses under the $1 million mark in Toronto while prices stay steady and competition moves faster and fiercer, according to real estate agents in the city.
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Economic factors, are prompting creative exploration within the Canadian housing market, according to RE/MAX brokers and agents.
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Canada's banks have a problem. Despite being nearly two years into the interest rate hike cycle - the first 25
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From the Fraser Institute FEDERAL REFORMS TO IMPROVE HOUSING AFFORDABILITY BY JOSEF FILIPOWICZ AND STEVE LAFLEUR Canada’s declining housing affordability reflects a large, worsening imbalance betwe…
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More than 20 per cent of Canadians would consider purchasing a home with a family member in order to break into the housing market, according to a new report by Re/Max.
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What brick house by a ravine would be complete without Corinthian columns, a courtyard as long as a bowling alley and one very big, red room?
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A new Equifax Canada survey finds people are increasingly worried about a potential rise in fraudulent activity as economic pressures build.
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While much attention has been paid to the growing cost of living in major Ontario cities (think groceries, rent and more), a recent report suggests that while the cost of living is up over 17 per cent in southern Ontario cities such as Hamilton-Burlington and Toronto, housing costs are growing at a much greater pace. […]
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Unaffordability in Canada's housing market is pushing nearly a third of would-be buyers to consider co-ownership and other 'non-traditional' paths to buy a home, Re/Max says.
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Buying property with friends and family has become a trend in the Toronto market in recent years due to how unattainable housing here is otherwise,...
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Financial analysts are warning the Big Six
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Fixed-variable spread means 2023 trend shows no signs of slowing
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In recent years, affordability in Toronto has been on a noticeable decline, with everything from rent prices to grocery bills and mortgage payments...
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