Spring Openings a Huge Success in the GTA
As we are about halfway through the second quarter of the year, Trimart Research Corporation is forecasting continued and steady sales growth for the GTA’s and Southern Ontario’s new low-rise market. According to Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation,
The Grand Opening Of Building II at Copeland House
Year-round whole-ownership condominium resort living at the new Horseshoe Resort & Village is an achievable dream ? if you act quickly. After the whirlwind sellout of Building I at Copeland House, Skyline is poised to launch sales for Building II this spr
4 ways to make buying a home easier for first-time buyers
I recall seeing young couples buying new detached homes in Brampton, Markham, Mississauga, Oakville, Oshawa, all across the Greater Toronto Area and surrounding regions. Today, I’m seeing fewer and fewer first-time buyers, even in new condo sales centres.
Townhomes continue to be the affordable option for low-rise buyers
The demand for new low-rise homes is almost out of control as inventory levels have fallen to record lows. According to RealNet Canada, there’s only about three months of inventory available across the Greater Toronto Area, based on 2015 sales trends.
See what people in Toronto sacrifice to buy a home
With would-be buyers finally adjusting to the stress test and interest rates looking like their taking a breather, 2019 may be a strong year for home sales in Toronto and other major markets in Canada.
3 big community events by Averton Homes coming soon!
Summer is typically a slow period for new home sales, mostly because people are out enjoying the weather and going on vacation, so buying a new home is usually one of the last things on their mind. Builders use this lull to plan their fall season
Ottawa introduces new measures to cool the housing market
While our provincial leaders continue to sit on the fence, Ottawa is taking measures to cool the housing market by introducing two imminent changes: the capital gains exemption on the sale of a primary residence will apply only to residents of Canada,
Does crime pay in real estate?
The Federal government is putting up for sale Hell’s Angels’ former clubhouse in Leslieville, and realtors are saying it could go for $700K. A bar, a meeting room, two bedrooms and fixer-upper pricing? What else could you want from a bunker?Leslieville
Beach House Towns VIP Preview Event
Last weekend, Your Home Developments hosted a VIP Preview Event at the Beach House Towns sales centre in Port Union Village (on the border between Scarborough and Pickering, just south of the 401).Invitations were sent out via email to all who registered
