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RE/MAX Canadian Housing Market Report 2011
Dec 6/2011 Balanced conditions set to return to most Canadian housing markets in 2012, while residential values expected to once again set new records, says RE/MAX
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RE/MAX Housing Evolution Report 2011
Mississauga, ON (November 7, 2011) -- Billions spent in new construction, renovation, and infill over
the past decade have contributed to a serious upswing in the calibre of Canada’s housing stock,
propping up residential average price in the country’s major centres, according to a report released
today by RE/MAX.
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Newmarket Pricing by House Type
Oct 5/11 - Newmarket Price Survey by housing type - May - Oct , 2011 median prices by Newmarket's ten neighbourhoods. This is an exclusive report only available from this website. Highest and Lowest priced neighbourhoods by housing type are highlighted.
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CMHC Canadaian Housing Market Outlook - Q4 2011
Canadian Housing Market to Stabilize:
“Despite continued uncertainty in the global economy, Canada’s economic fundamentals remain positive, particularly with respect to interest rates, employment and immigration. These factors will continue to support Canada’s housing sector in 2012,” said Mathieu Laberge, Deputy Chief Economist for CMHC.
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Alarm Bells Sound Over Our House Prices
It could well become the cocktail-party question of the holiday season: Is Canada’s gravity-defying housing market headed for a fall? Toronto Star -Nov 29, 2011
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Investment in Home Improvement,
Investment in home improvement, key in competitive housing market, says RE/MAX
Mississauga, ON - An increasingly competitive housing environment is prompting a significant number of Ontario homeowners to invest in renovation before listing their homes for sale, according to a recent survey by RE/MAX Ontario-Atlantic Canada.
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Royal LePage House Price Survey - Q3, 2011
TORONTO, October 5, 2011 - The Royal LePage House Price Survey released today showed the average price of a home in Canada increased between 5.7 and 7.8 per cent in the third quarter of 2011, compared to the previous year.
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Demand for luxury homes intensifies amid rising Canadian and global wealth
Record or near-record activity reported in most major centres from coast-to-coast.
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Pricing Profile - Central Toronto (Mar/09)
March, 2009 this is an exclusive report only available from this website. Where are the expensive and the lowest priced homes to be found in Central Toronto by type: Freehold (Detached, Semi & Town) and Condo (town & apt). Some surprising low prices to be found here. Also compares to March/ 2008 and shpws % change year-to-year. Includes Central Toronto TREB map PDF, 1 pg.
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GTA Winners and Losers
January 1, 2010, Toronto Star - The Slump and the Rebound: See How your area fared from 2007 to 2009. Excellent GTA and City of Toronto interactive maps.
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Market Watch - January, 2012
Strong Sales/Price Growth Continue in 2012
TORONTO, February 3, 2012 — Greater Toronto REALTORS® reported 4,567
sales through the TorontoMLS® system in January 2012. This number was 8.8
per cent higher than the 4,199 sales reported in January 2011. Sales growth
was strongest for low-rise home types in the regions surrounding the City of
Toronto.
“A favourable affordability picture bolstered by very low posted fixed
mortgage rates has kept home buyers confident in their ability to achieve the
Canadian goal of home ownership,” said Toronto Real Estate Board President
Richard Silver.
“The buyer pool remains diverse in the GTA with strong interest in home types
across the pricing spectrum,” continued Silver.
The average selling price for January 2012 transactions was $463,534 – up by
almost nine per cent compared to January 2011.
“Low inventory levels have kept competition between buyers strong, resulting
in robust annual rates of price growth over the last year. Strong price growth
is expected to attract more listings. A better supplied market should result in a
slower rate of price growth, especially in the second half of 2012,” said Jason
Mercer, the Toronto Real Estate Board’s Senior Manager of Market Analysis.
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