Toronto Condo Prices Drop In 3 Out of 4 Neighbourhoods, Still Up Over 26%
The Toronto real estate market extends it’s losing streak to the condo segment, where the benchmark price fell in 75% of neighborhoods.
The Toronto real estate market extends it’s losing streak to the condo segment, where the benchmark price fell in 75% of neighborhoods.
Toronto real estate listings look familiar? That’s because over 6% of listings last week, were bought within the past 18 months.
Canadian real estate prices got even wackier, as more than half of the country’s large condo markets hit all-time pricing highs in July.
Vancouver condos followed the rest of the city’s real estate market to new highs, despite higher inventory and less sales.
The Toronto condo market is making erratic swings, with some neighborhoods posting over $30k gains, and others posting over $30k in losses.
That’s right, we crunched the numbers and Toronto’s condo market ended 2016 underpriced – and might actually go higher.
Toronto is a booming tech hub, so we wanted to see what the next generation of experienced tech workers can afford. Hint, it’s not a lot.
Just when you didn’t think Vancouver real estate could get any wackier, the condo market goes completely haywire.
Toronto real estate enters two distinct markets. Detached homes are soft, but condos are fetching up to 50% more in some neighborhoods.
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