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Vancouver’s Housing Market is Dismal – Still Out Of Reach For Household Incomes Of $120,000 Yearly

September 29, 2019 by Central Toronto Real Estate Blog

Vancouver’s Housing Market is Dismal – Still Out Of Reach For Household Incomes Of $120,000 Yearly

  Vancouver’s Housing Market is Dismal – Still Out Of Reach For Household Incomes Of $120,000 Yearly   The housing numbers out of Vancouver, once among the world’s hottest real estate markets, are getting more dismal with each passing month.   Sales in April, 2019 were the lowest in 24 years for a month that […]

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Bank of Canada poised to follow Fed with rate cuts later this year, traders speculate

June 11, 2019 by Central Toronto Real Estate Blog

Bank of Canada poised to follow Fed with rate cuts later this year, traders speculate

    Bank of Canada poised to follow Fed with rate cuts later this year, traders speculate   The Bank of Canada is likely to join the U.S. Federal Reserve with an interest rate cut this year to deal with the fallout from rising trade tensions, according to trading in the swaps market.   Investors […]

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Toronto is U.S. and Canada’s fastest-growing city, and that’s not good

June 11, 2019 by Central Toronto Real Estate Blog

Toronto is U.S. and Canada’s fastest-growing city, and that’s not good

    Toronto is U.S. and Canada’s fastest-growing city, and that’s not good   Torontonians could find themselves “doubling up” on housing with friends or relatives in the incoming years as the city’s breakneck population growth outstrips the supply of new housing, an urban planning expert is warning.   In an analysis published online this […]

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Toronto housing slowdown reasons Bank of Canada showed

April 28, 2019 by Central Toronto Real Estate Blog

Toronto housing slowdown reasons Bank of Canada showed

  Toronto housing slowdown reasons Bank of Canada showed   The Bank of Canada found the prices of the housing market went up way out of affordability range for buyers. The Bank estimated. that between 2015 and 2018, the rising cost of home ownership would have lowered annual home sales nationwide by a hefty 56,000 […]

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Interest Rate goes up adding to homebuyers’ challenges, more first-time buyers will not qualify

October 25, 2018 by Central Toronto Real Estate Blog

Interest Rate goes up adding to homebuyers’ challenges, more first-time buyers will not qualify

  The interest rate up and third Bank of Canada rate hike this year could shut more first-time buyers out of the Toronto region’s housing market. It will increase hundreds of dollars to some homeowners’ challenge mortgage payments. More first-time buyers may not qualify for mortgage.   The central bank has raised its key lending […]

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