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foreign buyers

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Feds greenlight ‘vacant home’ tax for foreign buyers

As of January 2022, the government is applying a 1 per cent annual tax on the value of non-resident and non-Canadian owned properties that are “vacant or underused.”
sellers' market

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Extreme sellers’ market expected to let up in 2021

Although potential homebuyers may face less competition as the year goes on, a housing supply crisis looms in the background as prices go up and the population grows.
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Canadians see dismal future for homeownership

Beyond the hot housing market, 36 per cent of the under-40 crowd are abandoning their dreams of ever owning a home.
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GTA home prices rise by up to 48% since COVID

Many people are relocating out of Toronto to the suburbs, driving home prices up. Here's where the highest appreciation is occurring.
housing affordability

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Strong housing market to power through 2021

Some analysts predicted that mortgage defaults would rise during the pandemic, but this hasn't been the case.
liveable

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One quarter of millennials bought a home during COVID

About 40 per cent have already racked up savings since the pandemic began, according to a new survey. The majority say remote work has made it more likely they will move further from employers.
buyer

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Home-buying intent heats up during second wave

More people plan on buying a home compared to last summer, suggests newly released data analyzing housing expectations.
Scarborough

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National home price up 9.7 per cent in Q4

Markham, Vaughan, Burlington, Pickering, Oakville. The average home price in all these Ontario-based cities increased by at least $100,000 last quarter, compared to 2019.
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Luxury home sales over $3-mil set new record in GTA

Luxury home sales more than $3 million set a new record in the GTA, with the number condo and freehold properties sold in 2020 topping peak 2017 levels.
GTA rents

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Montreal area condo listings soar in December

Active condo listings rose by 18 per cent—a number that has not been seen for a month of December since 2012.
secondary units

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Townhouse demand up during pandemic: report

The supply of townhouse land remains scarce. As a key component of the “missing middle,” this land is often prohibitively expensive in urban areas.
co-operative housing

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Housing markets sinking despite rising prices, report finds

Housing markets are falling deeper into a slump despite increasing property prices, suggests a new report by The Real Estate Investment Network.
Scarborough

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Home prices continue rising into fall season

Windsor reported the highest spike in Ontario, with the average price rising 17 per cent year-over-year followed by Oshawa.
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Pandemic not dampening homeownership spirit

A vast majority of Canadian home owners expect they will have no difficulty in making their mortgage payments, according to a new report.
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Ottawa an outlier in housing market slowdown

Ottawa is enduring through the nation’s current housing slump, while other real estate markets in British Columbia, Alberta and Ontario are on a steady decline.
condo owners

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Think tank offers blueprint to guide housing market policies

A new report provides a blueprint for policymakers and regulators in the housing market to address threats to financial stability.
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GTA condo prices fall in April: TRREB

As Toronto condo prices dropped 4 per cent this April, TRREB notes a key factor for housing market recovery will be a broader reopening of the economy.