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No need to acknowledge old zombie debts after two years in Ontario

December 8, 2019 by Central Toronto Real Estate Blog

No need to acknowledge old zombie debts after two years in Ontario

  No need to acknowledge old zombie debts after two years in Ontario. The statute of limitations is two years in Ontario.   The consumers need to be aware of the scourge of indebtedness when taking on more debts and the requirements of their monthly debt payments.   Canadians with old debts please beware. A momentary […]

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Central Toronto Real Estate TREB Released November, 2019 Resale Market Figures

December 8, 2019 by Central Toronto Real Estate Blog

Central Toronto Real Estate TREB Released November, 2019 Resale Market Figures

  Central Toronto Real Estate TREB Released November, 2019 Resale Market Figures   Toronto Real Estate Board (TREB) announced that Greater Toronto Area REALTORS® reported 7,090 sales through TREB’s MLS® System in November, 2019 – a 14.2 per cent increase compared to November 2018. On a GTA-wide basis, sales were up year-over-year for all major […]

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Central Toronto Real Estate TREB Released October, 2019 Resale Market Figures

November 17, 2019 by Central Toronto Real Estate Blog

Central Toronto Real Estate TREB Released October, 2019 Resale Market Figures

  Central Toronto Real Estate TREB Released October, 2019 Resale Market Figures   Tоrоntо Real Eѕtаtе Board аnnоunсеd that Grеаtеr Tоrоntо Arеа REALTORS® reported 8,491 rеѕіdеntіаl sales thrоugh TREB’ѕ MLS® Sуѕtеm іn Oсtоbеr 2019. Thіѕ rеѕult rерrеѕеntеd a 14 per cent іnсrеаѕе соmраrеd to 7,448 ѕаlеѕ reported in Oсtоbеr 2018. GTA- wide, sales wеrе uр […]

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Six ways the family finances will affect after Liberal election win

October 22, 2019 by Central Toronto Real Estate Blog

Six ways the family finances will affect after Liberal election win

  Six ways the personalp will affect after Liberal election win   Lower taxes for majority earners, but not for high-earner The basic personal amount, which is what you can earn without paying taxes, will rise by close to $2,000 over the next four years to $15,000. The average family will ultimately save $600 from […]

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Central Toronto Real Estate TREB Released September, 2019 Resale Market Figures

October 14, 2019 by Central Toronto Real Estate Blog

Central Toronto Real Estate TREB Released September, 2019 Resale Market Figures

  Central Toronto Real Estate TREB Released September, 2019 Resale Market Figures   Toronto Real Estate Board published that Greater Toronto Area REALTORS® reported 7,825 sales through TREB’s MLS® System in September 2019. This result represented strong year-over-year sales growth of 22 per cent compared to 6,414 sales reported in September 2018. It is important […]

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