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Friday, September 12, 2014
Low Mortgage Rates Continue to Fuel Toronto Home Sales
TORONTO - Market Analysis:
Low mortgage rates will continue to fuel Toronto home sales - Not until interest rates start to rise significant... ow.ly/2Nl1sm
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Low mortgage rates will continue to fuel Toronto home sales - Not until interest rates start to rise significant... ow.ly/2Nl1sm
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Saturday, August 23, 2014
High Demand Helps Islington Village Townhouse Sell $50,000 Over Asking
TORONTO - Home Sales:
High demand helps Islington Village townhouse sell quickly - Winning bid of seven goes $50,000 over asking ow.ly/2Mahkb
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High demand helps Islington Village townhouse sell quickly - Winning bid of seven goes $50,000 over asking ow.ly/2Mahkb
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Tuesday, August 19, 2014
Canada Consumer Confidence Rises as Gasoline Price Falls
CANADA - Market Report:
Canadian consumer sentiment rose last week as opinions on personal finances improved with falling gasoline prices... http://ow.ly/3ozqeQ
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Canadian consumer sentiment rose last week as opinions on personal finances improved with falling gasoline prices... http://ow.ly/3ozqeQ
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Thursday, August 14, 2014
Canadian Economists Suggest Level of Housing Starts is Unsustainable
CANADA - Market Analysis:
OTTAWA -- Some economists warn that the surge in the number of new homes being built in Canada is unsustainable and could approach "worrying" levels if interest rates remain at the current level. http://ow.ly/3oj1oS
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OTTAWA -- Some economists warn that the surge in the number of new homes being built in Canada is unsustainable and could approach "worrying" levels if interest rates remain at the current level. http://ow.ly/3oj1oS
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Wednesday, July 9, 2014
Canadian Real Estate Markets Still Hot
CANADA - With high prices, low mortgage rates and consumer confidence cup, Canadian markets have been red hot.
In Montreal there has been an increase in June of 2 per cent for single-family homes and 8 per cent for condos. The Island of Montreal was up 10 per cent. Overall, Montreal sales increased 3 per cent from last year.
In Toronto the year-over-year rise has been 15.8 per cent, with prices up 7.4 per cent and the average home selling in just 22 days.
Vancouver has seen a yearly increase of 28.9 per cent; June’s figures beat the 10 year average after a 3.7 per cent rise from May.
Calgary’s year-over-year growth in sales has been 15.78 per cent with its 10 year average beaten by 18 per cent.
Ottawa (4.3 per cent) and Edmonton (3.5 per cent) also saw modest growth.
In Montreal there has been an increase in June of 2 per cent for single-family homes and 8 per cent for condos. The Island of Montreal was up 10 per cent. Overall, Montreal sales increased 3 per cent from last year.
In Toronto the year-over-year rise has been 15.8 per cent, with prices up 7.4 per cent and the average home selling in just 22 days.
Vancouver has seen a yearly increase of 28.9 per cent; June’s figures beat the 10 year average after a 3.7 per cent rise from May.
Calgary’s year-over-year growth in sales has been 15.78 per cent with its 10 year average beaten by 18 per cent.
Ottawa (4.3 per cent) and Edmonton (3.5 per cent) also saw modest growth.
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