The pace of sales in the GTA and Burlington area declined on a month-to-month basis.  New listings, or active listings saw a decline as well.  The market conditions still remain tight so my suggestion is that if you are looking to purchase do yourself a big favour and get preapproved.  Preapproval is one of the most important steps to home ownership.  Know the difference betwee...Read More

  Saying that the market is hot, is an understatement.  The demand continues as low-interest rates continue to be the norm and buyers are looking outside the Toronto area for bigger homes as they continue to work from home.  Here are your March Market Results for the Toronto, Mississauga, Oakville, Milton and Burlington areas: G.T.A. RESULTS   GTA REaltors® reporeted 15...Read More

This informative video is from the last meeting I attended that had several keynote speakers, including Sasaki Architects who won the contract to update the old Master Plan. Exciting changes include the newly proposed Ogden and Lakefront Parks, low-rise condos at the waterfront promenade, a Cultural Centre, Retails Shops, The Lakeview Village is destined to be a world-class community....Read More

Well, this happened!  Both Toronto and Burlington saw the Average Selling Price increase to just over $1 million.  Sales were up into the double digits, and again low supply made the market extremely tight. Multiple offers were in high gear for the GTA and the GTHA.  We continue: BURLINGTON MARKET RESULTS The Realtors® Assocation of Hamilton-Burlington reported an increase of ...Read More

  If you have questions about where the real estate market is heading, or what happened in 2020  then this blog may be the answer to all your questions.  This blog will also include what the mortgage industry is forecasting, and why, for 2021.  The original reports from TRREB, OMDREB and RAHB are rather lengthly therefore, I have condensed the reports into an easier and m...Read More

  Welcome your December Real  Estate Market Analysis and the end of 2020. Despite the unprecedented year due to Covid 19, the GTA and parts of the GTHA experienced (at the end of the year) a growth in sales and average selling prices.  Supply vs demand was the story throughout 2020.  I hope that 2021 will be better for those who were, and continue to be, greatly affected ...Read More

As extreme low numbers in active listings, at the end of each month, continue because of supply vs demand, this will drive average selling prices higher.  November's trend is no different than any other month this year.  This report will include something new;  a Halton Regional Report (which includes Oakville & Milton) will  be attached for easy reference and brea...Read More

Do you remember the Golden Girls?  Did you think this could become a way of life in Canada?  Would you even consider this as an option?  Here’s the thing:   COVID-19 has many Canadian rethinking their retirement plans. From a recent CIBC poll, reported by Insurance Portal, ‘four out of 10 Canadians are worried about how this pandemic will affect their savings and re...Read More

Sales activity in most areas were up from the levels reported in the same month of 2019.  Low interest rates and pent-up demand continue making competition a reality in some cases.  Some experts expect record or near-record home sales for the remainder of the year.  Here are your October results: G.T.A. MARKET RESULTS TRREB reported record sales and new listings for the month of O...Read More

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