2018 Real Estate Recap New mortgage rules, a stress test, multiple interest rate hikes, and rental agreement changes—2018 was a wild year for Toronto real estate. These developments led to a 16.1% decrease in home sales compared to the year before. Listings were also down 12.7%, while the average
Building Name: Casa Condominio Residenza Address: 33 Charles Street East – Unit 4602, Toronto ON, M4Y0A2 Neighbourhood: Yonge and Bloor (Church-Yonge Corridor) Developer: Cresford Developments Architect: Architects Alliance Interior Designer: Armani Casa Property Manager: Shelter Canadian Properties Year Built: 2010 # of Units: 420 # of Storeys: 46 Parking: Underground
Canada’s Benchmark Interest Rate is currently sitting at 1.75% (Pixabay) The Decision Not To Raise Rates Steady as she goes. That seems to be the Bank Of Canada’s motto as, for the first time in over a year, it’s keeping the benchmark interest rate unchanged. In fact, since June 2017
Toronto’s winter market has a sunny outlook (amber dawn pullin, Flickr) Winter might not seem like the best time to buy or sell property, but the facts say otherwise. According to The Daily Hive, Toronto’s current housing market can be considered “Balanced” with a Sales-To-New-Listings-Ratio (SNLR) of 57%. That means
King Blue: Building Details Status: Pre-construction Occupancy Date: June 2019 Building Name: King Blue Address: 355 King Street West – Unit 1208, Toronto ON M5V 1J6 Neighbourhood: Entertainment District Developer: Greenland Holding Group Architect: Page + Steele and IBI Group Architects Interior Designer: Studio Munge # of Storeys: 48 #