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  • Is Now the Best Time to Hire a Real Estate Broker in Mississauga?

    The Mississauga real estate market is undergoing significant changes, with rising home prices and a cooling trend due to increasing interest rates. Buyers and sellers face new challenges, making the expertise of a real estate broker essential. Brokers offer insights into market trends, negotiation strategies, and access to exclusive listings. Mississauga's economic growth, population increase,…

  • Retire in Style: Top Ontario Destinations

    Retire in Style: Top Ontario Destinations

    Niagara-on-the-Lake: Known for wineries, historical sites, and proximity to Niagara Falls, it’s a picturesque retirement haven. Collingwood: From Blue Mountain trails to serene beaches, retirees enjoy vibrant activities and strong community ties.Innisfil: Low crime rates, Lake Simcoe views, and wellness programs make it a popular retirement choice.

  • Home prices fall with sales down 35% in Mississauga

    Home prices and sales in Mississauga have declined significantly, with a 35.3% drop in sales from November to December. The average price for all housing types fell 1.7% to $977,833. Detached home prices decreased by 2% to $1,397,177, while semi-detached homes saw a 4.3% increase. New listings dropped by 60.3%, leading to longer market times.…

  • 10 Best Places To Retire In Ontario

    Ontario offers numerous appealing retirement destinations, featuring stunning natural scenery, low crime rates, and quality healthcare. Notable small towns include Niagara-on-the-Lake, known for its wineries and historical sites; Collingwood, ideal for outdoor enthusiasts; and Innisfil, with its recreational programs for seniors. Other highlights are Owen Sound's waterfalls, Bracebridge's lakes, and Peterborough's blend of city and…

  • GTA Home Prices to Grow 5% by End-2025

    GTA Home Prices to Grow 5% by End-2025

    Home prices in GTA are projected to rise 5% annually, reaching $1.23 million by Q4 2025. GTA remains one of Canada’s priciest markets, with average home prices above $1 million.

  • Rents decline but still unaffordable in Mississauga

    Rents in Mississauga have declined but remain unaffordable, with the city ranking as the fourth most expensive rental market in Canada. The average asking rent for a one-bedroom apartment is $2,279, down 1.2% from October and 1.9% year-over-year. Two-bedroom apartments average $2,736, reflecting a 3.4% decrease from last year. Despite recent declines, rents are still…

  • Why Apartments Dominate Ontario’s Housing Market

    Why Apartments Dominate Ontario’s Housing Market

    Ontario's housing market is dominated by apartments, comprising 83.72% of new home sales, signaling a growing urban trend. Single-family homes rank second in Ontario, representing 10% of new sales, highlighting suburban preferences.

  • Own your future: Your step-by-step guide to homeownership

    Many Canadians find the home buying process stressful and frustrating. To start, save for a down payment and other expenses like taxes and fees. Determine your budget using tools like TD’s Mortgage Affordability Calculator. Get pre-approved for a mortgage to know your options. Find a realtor who understands your needs and market trends. Schedule showings…

  • Things Homeowners Should Check in Winter

    Things Homeowners Should Check in Winter

    Protect Pipes: Insulate exposed pipes to prevent freezing and bursting during cold weather. Seal Air Leaks: Check windows, doors, and outlets for gaps to save on heating costs.

  • GTA Neighbourhoods’ Housing Performance in Mid-Q4

    GTA Neighbourhoods’ Housing Performance in Mid-Q4

    York saw a price drop, down 3 per cent to just under $1.22-million, coupled with a 1 per cent decline in sale to 11,457. Durham posted a 3 per cent price drop to $860,000, and a 3 per cent jump in sales to 8,8682.