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Three-tower development could bring over 1,300 units to a Mississauga neighbourhood
A proposal for three apartment towers with 1,342 units at 69 and 117 John St., Mississauga, faces concerns. The 31, 30, and 20-storey buildings exceed the 25-storey height limit, with a 12-storey podium considered too tall. Issues include shadow impact, parking, sewage, and a high number of one-bedroom units. Revisions are requested, emphasizing more family-sized…
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Oakville Home Prices Jump 4% in Early-Q2
Oakville’s avg home price ↑ 4% MoM to $1.51M in April 2025. Despite the rise, prices were still down ↓ 4.6% yearly.
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Halton Home Prices Rise 1.9% in Late-Q1
Halton Region’s avg home price reached $1.2M in March 2025, ↑ 1.9% MoM. Sales ↓ 24% in March 2025, while active listings ↑ 45.4% yearly.
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2025 Design Trends: Speed up Your Sale
Japandi style tops buyer preferences with its minimal, nature-inspired, and calming aesthetic. Scandinavian design emphasizes simplicity, natural materials, and serene neutral tones.
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Buyers offering way under asking price for homes in most parts of Toronto area
Bidding activity on homes in the GTA slowed in March due to ongoing trade tensions between Canada and the U.S., leading many potential buyers to delay homeownership. A report by Wahi revealed that only 20% of GTA neighborhoods were in overbidding territory, down from 43% a year ago, while 73% were in underbidding territory. In…
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Mississauga Home Prices Drop 5% in Early-Q2
Mississauga’s avg home price drops to $994K in April 2025, ↓ 5% MoM. Sales ↓ 20.3%, with 490 homes sold in April, and listings ↑ 59.6%.
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Peel Home Sales Jump, Prices Fall Below $1M in Early-Q2
Peel Region home sales rose 16.2% in April. Peel’s average home price fell 3.4% to $998,207.
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Happy Victoria Day
The holiday has been observed since 1845, as a celebration to honour Queen Victoria. The day unofficially signals the start of summer for many Canadians. It is celebrated with parades and fireworks in some cities. Sending our warmest wishes to everyone for a happy and peaceful long weekend.
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