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In Toronto stepping up from Renting To Buying A Condo Is Getting Harder

June 11, 2019 by Toronto Real Estate Blog Leave a Comment

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    In Toronto stepping up from Renting To Buying A Condo Is Getting Harder     Runaway price growth for single-family homes is a thing of the past in Toronto and Vancouver today, thanks to rising interest rates and tougher mortgage rules. But with prices still high, buyers have turned to other options. Or […]

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Bank of Canada may follow Fed with rate cuts later this year, traders bet

June 11, 2019 by Toronto Real Estate Blog Leave a Comment

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    Bank of Canada may follow Fed with rate cuts later this year, traders bet   The Bank of Canada is likely to join the U.S. Federal Reserve with an interest rate cut this year to deal with the fallout from rising trade tensions, according to trading in the swaps market.   Investors are […]

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Canadian mortgage rates decreases to the lowest level in 2 years

June 11, 2019 by Toronto Real Estate Blog Leave a Comment

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    Canadian mortgage rates decreases to the lowest level in 2 years   House prices may be as high as ever in Toronto in June, 2019, but Toronto homebuyers are being offered some of the lowest mortgage rates seen in 2 years as lenders battle to drum up new business.   Rates on a standard […]

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Toronto is the fastest growing city in the U.S. and Canada, and that may not be good

June 9, 2019 by Toronto Real Estate Blog Leave a Comment

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Toronto is the fastest growing city in the U.S. and Canada, and that may not be good   Torontonians could find themselves “doubling up” on housing with friends or relatives in the incoming years as the city’s breakneck population growth outstrips the supply of new housing, an urban planning expert is warning.   In an […]

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Canada housing market has become riskier, IMF has warned

April 7, 2019 by Toronto Real Estate Blog Leave a Comment

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  Canada’s housing market has become riskier over the past two years, with risk levels similar to those seen during the financial crisis a decade ago, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) said in a report released this week.   But there is good news: The measures Canadian policymakers have taken over the past several years […]

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