As the cheer of the holiday season passes and the long, dark Canadian winter looms, listing your home for sale may not seem the brightest idea. After all, inclement weather, darker days and dropping temperatures don’t … Read More

It appears the Supreme Court of Canada is the next stop in the ongoing battle to publicly share real estate data in Toronto.

Sales activity took a drastic slide in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) following the introduction of the Ontario Fair Housing Plan—but that downward trend may be starting to reverse, according to the October data from the … Read More

The Greater Toronto Area (GTA) housing market didn’t see a September surge of buyers as agents and analysts had hoped—but those on the hunt for real estate experienced balanced conditions, benefiting from less buyer competition and … Read More

The latest numbers from the Toronto Real Estate Board (TREB) show the market continues to experience double-digit declines from its activity one year ago. Monthly sales fell 34.8% across the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) in August. … Read More

It’s official—we have a downward trend in the Greater Toronto Area housing market, as July numbers from the Toronto Real Estate Board (TREB) reveal sales plunged for the third straight month. A total of 5,921 homes … Read More

Your partnership with your real estate agent is an important one; they’re your guide through the jungle that is the housing market, and their advice can make or break your bottom line. Whether you’re looking to … Read More

The changes introduced in the Ontario government’s Fair Housing Plan were designed to make a splash in the market—and the latest numbers from the Toronto Real Estate Board (TREB) may hint at their impact thus far.

The latest numbers have been released by the Toronto and Greater Vancouver real estate boards—and they reveal prices and sales continued to surge in March. Toronto, unsurprisingly, remains the fastest-growing real estate market in Canada as … Read More

Planning to move to the suburbs in order to break into the housing market? You’ll still need a million dollars to purchase a detached house, reveals the February numbers from the Toronto Real Estate Board (TREB).