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Are GTA Prefab Homes a Smart Investment?
Prefabricated homes could reduce construction costs and accelerate Toronto housing supply. GTA factory planned to produce 3,000 prefabricated homes annually by 2026. National initiative pledges $26 billion to reach 500,000 prefabricated homes per year. Scaling prefabricated housing in Toronto remains challenging due to current infrastructure limitations. Prefab projects offer investment potential but require careful attention…
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Rental prices in Ontario are starting to drop: Here’s where the trend is most likely
Rental prices in Ontario are declining in many urban areas, including Toronto, where rents dropped about 10%. This trend is driven by an oversupply in the condo market, giving tenants more options. The government capped rent increases at 2.1% for 2026, easing costs for renters. Some areas like Niagara Falls saw rent increases. Tenants can…
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50% of GTA Sales Are Detached Homes!
Detached homes = nearly 50% of all GTA sales — first-time buyers are leading! Key Toronto areas: $850K–$1.2M homes selling fast, often with multiple offers. Central core avg. days on market: 19; $1.8M–$2.2M segment also strong. The $2.8M–$3.3M “swing market” is slow — too much inventory, not enough action. Delayed spring market arrived in Early-Summer,…
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Happy Labour Day
Happy Labour Day! Labour Day is a chance to honor and appreciate the hard work and contributions of workers in various industries. It's a chance to look back at workers' rights achievements and labor rights progress over time. Sending warm wishes on Labour Day to honor the dedication and contributions of workers everywhere. May your…
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Buyers Win: GTA Home Market Favours You
↓ 60% new home sales YoY in June; only **510** sold vs. **2,801** 10-yr avg. Condo sales ↓ 67% YoY; **217** sold, 89% below 10-yr avg. Single-family sales ↓ 53% YoY to **293**; 62% below historical norm. High building costs (~$1.5M single-family, $1M condos) and economic uncertainty cited as main causes. Record **22,254** homes on…
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GTA Homebuyers Benefit From Lower Prices in 2025 Q2
Aggregate GTA home price ↓ 3% YoY to $1,155,300 in Q2 2025. Condos ↓ 5.6% to $699,700; single-family homes ↓ 1.2% to $1,448,700. Many buyers waited due to economic uncertainty, elections, tariffs, and job loss concerns. 28% of Canadian renters considered buying before renewing leases; increased showings for lower-priced GTA homes. Royal LePage expects GTA…
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GTA Numbers Show Strongest July Home Sales in Four Years
The Greater Toronto Area saw its best July home sales since 2021, with sales up 10.9% year-over-year and listings rising 5.7%. Improved affordability from lower prices and borrowing costs boosted sales, tightening the market. The average home price fell 5.5% to about $1.05 million. Foreign buyers face restrictions but can still purchase certain properties, supporting…
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Investors Eye GTHA Price Corrections
GTHA multi-family sales ↓ 67% yearly in the first half of 2025—now deepest discount territory in Canada. Unsold inventory in new condos surges, giving leverage to value-seeking investors. 52 developments dropped prices in 2025, creating ripe buying conditions for strategic entry. Long-term supply drop projected post-2026—entry now may capture future scarcity upside. Investor incentives rising:…
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Halton’s Price Dips to $1.21M
Halton Region’s average Real Estate price in June 2025 was $1.21 million, down monthly and yearly. Detached homes averaged $1.52 million, with sales rising and prices dropping compared to June 2024. Semi-detached homes saw monthly price gains but remained lower than last year’s average. Apartment and townhouse-style condos experienced price declines, though apartment-style units rose…
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Oakville: A Top Liveable City in Canada 2025
Oakville ranks ninth in Canada’s top ten most liveable cities for 2025. Safe, family-friendly community with strong local economy. Close to Toronto with excellent schools and waterfront parks. Offers a vibrant suburban lifestyle with urban access. Ideal for families seeking balance between city and nature.