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National resale housing market further stabilizes
National resale housing activity edged higher for a second consecutive month in September 2010, according to statistics released by The Canadian Real Estate Association (CREA). Combined with a falling supply of homes on the market, the number of months of inventory also declined for the second consecutive month. Seasonally adjusted national home sales activity via the Multiple Listing Service® (MLS®) …
Read More »Toronto Real Estate: Housing Market Charts June 2010
Following are the key Toronto Real Estate Boards’ housing stats that were published yesterday for your review. The new charts are designed to showcase key indicators about Toronto’s residential Real Estate Market in a visual presentation. Following are some points worth noting: Sales for June 2010 were lower than June 2009 but almost at the same level at 2008 which hasn’t been …
Read More »House market expected to accelerate in 2010, RE/MAX
Housing performance expected to accelerate in 2010,as economic stability returns to Canadian markets, says RE/MAX Fifteen markets to set new records for average price in 2009 In the midst of one of the most tumultuous economic periods in recent history, residential real estate has proven to be a safe harbour, with sales and average price expected to post gains in …
Read More »GTA REALTORS® Report Mid-Month Resale Housing Market Figures
TORONTO, November 18, 2009 – In the first two weeks of November, Greater Toronto REALTORS® reported 3,666 sales – up 84 per cent compared to the first two weeks of November 2008. The average price for these transactions was up 10 per cent year-overyear to $415,066. Increased interest in ownership housing has been widespread throughout the GTA and across all …
Read More »Greater Toronto REALTORS® Reported 4,120 Resale Housing Transactions in February
Toronto Real Estate Board Members reported 4,120 sales in February 2009 compared to6,015 sales recorded in February 2008. The average home price was $361,305 last monthcompared to $382,048 during the same month last year.“A considerable number of transactions continued to take place in February 2009. Motivatedbuyers and sellers, who were aware that market conditions changed over the past few months,were …
Read More »2,670 Transactions Reported in January
TREB Members reported 2,670 sales in January from the 5,075 sales reported in the first month of 2008. Of these, 1,106 transactions took place in the City of Toronto compared to 2,128 in January 2008. In the surrounding “905” area, 1,564 sales were recorded, from 2,947 last year. The GTA housing market has not been immune to the economic slowdown …
Read More »Mid-Month January GTA Housing Resales at 888
TORONTO, January 19, 2009 – Greater Toronto REALTORS® reported 888 sales during the first half of January compared to 1,776 in the first 15 days of 2008. “According to Statistics Canada the economic situation throughout Canada changed noticeably over the past year with job losses in the fourth quarter of 2008. Toronto is not immune to this, the GTA housing …
Read More »Threat of global recession hinders home sales in major Canadian housing markets in 2008 and 2009, says RE/MAX
Mississauga, ON (December 3, 2008) ?? Global economic uncertainty weighed heavily on residential real estate activity in most major Canadian centres during the latter half of 2008. Although the forecast for 2009 promises more of the same, most markets are expected toweather the storm, says RE/MAX.The RE/MAX Housing Market Outlook for 2009 examined residential real estate trends in 22markets across …
Read More »Housing market in the Greater Toronto Area
RE/MAX Ontario Atlantic Canada Inc. Toronto Real Estate Board stats for October created some heated dialogue in the industry in recent weeks. While many believe that the dismal statistics reflect the recent volatility in financial markets, some are now asking if they also identify an emerging trend in the Greater Toronto Area. The simple answer is no. Although there are …
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