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Homebuyers, Don’t Miss Out: The 3.25% Rate Cut Could Be Your Golden Opportunity!

Now Could Be the Perfect Time to Enter the Real Estate Market

If you’ve been waiting for the right opportunity to make a move in real estate, this might be it. The Bank of Canada’s recent decision to cut its policy rate by 50 basis points, bringing it down to 3.25%, is sparking fresh possibilities for homebuyers, sellers, and investors alike. Here’s a closer look at how this rate cut could benefit you.

 

What Does the 3.25% Rate Mean for Homebuyers?

 

This lower interest rate could significantly impact your homeownership goals by reducing borrowing costs. Here’s how:

    1.    Lower...

Market Report & Analysis-Nov 2024 & Future Outlook

GTA Housing Market Shows Strong Rebound in November 2024

The Greater Toronto Area (GTA) housing market made significant strides in November 2024, with home sales seeing a remarkable year-over-year increase. This uptick comes as many buyers took advantage of more favorable borrowing conditions amidst lower interest rates and declining inflation. Here’s a closer look at the key market trends and what they mean for buyers, sellers, and investors as we head into 2025.

Market Performance Overview

  • Home Sales Surge: In November 2024, GTA REALTORS® recorded 5,875 home sales, reflecting a 40.1%...

Big Mortgage Rule Changes Ahead

Big Changes Coming to Make Homeownership More Accessible for Canadians!

Starting December 15, 2024, a series of exciting updates are set to reshape the path to homeownership, making it easier for Canadians to enter the real estate market. Here's what you need to know:

Key Updates:

  • Higher Price Cap: The insured mortgage price cap will increase from $1 million to $1.5 million, opening doors for more buyers who may not have the full 20% down payment.
  • 30-Year Amortization Options: First-time buyers and those purchasing new builds will now have access to 30-year mortgage amortizations,...

Own Your Future: Take Advantage of Toronto’s Real Estate Pause

Why Wait? Toronto Real Estate Won’t Stay Quiet for Long

Toronto’s real estate market has been on a breathtaking climb over the past two decades, and while prices may have paused for a breather, history shows us one thing: they never stay still for long. Whether it’s a sleek condo, a cozy townhome, or that dream detached home, prices across the board have soared. Detached homes, for example, have skyrocketed from an average of $400,000 in the early 2000s to over $1.3 million today.

Here’s why now is the time to act:

  • Falling Interest Rates: Lower borrowing costs mean you can afford more...

Bank of Canada’s Bold Rate Cut – What It Means for Homebuyers, Sellers, and Investors


Bank of Canada’s Bold Rate Cut – What It Means for Homebuyers, Sellers, and Investors

In a proactive move to boost economic growth, the Bank of Canada recently lowered its policy rate by 50 basis points, setting it at 3.75%—the largest reduction since 2020. This significant adjustment marks a shift in the central bank’s strategy as inflation nears the target range. So, what does this mean for those interested in real estate?

Why the Rate Cut Matters for the Market

After more than two years of stable or increasing rates, this recent cut aims to lower borrowing costs, potentially making...

Market Report & Analysis-Oct 2024 & Future Outlook

Market Activity

GTA home sales surged in October 2024, showing a substantial year-over-year rise. New listings increased but at a slower pace, leading to a tightening in market conditions compared to October 2023. This shift reflects the impact of recent rate cuts, which encouraged more buyers to return to the market, capitalizing on improved affordability.

Sales and Pricing Trends

October recorded 6,658 home sales, marking a 44.4% increase compared to the previous year. New listings were also up, totaling 15,328—a 4.3% year-over-year increase. The average selling price rose modestly by...

Steer Clear of These Common Homebuyer Pitfalls in Today’s Market

Steer Clear of These Common Homebuyer Pitfalls in Today’s Market

Buying a home is a major milestone and likely one of the biggest financial decisions you’ll make. Mistakes in the process can be costly, but with guidance from a knowledgeable real estate agent, you can avoid common errors that trip up many buyers today. Here’s a closer look at some of the top missteps buyers make and how a trusted professional can help you avoid them.

 

Avoid Trying to Predict Market Conditions

Some buyers are holding off on purchasing, hoping for a dip in home prices or mortgage rates. While this might...

Market Report & Analysis-Sep 2024 & Future Outlook

 

September Real Estate Update for the Greater Toronto Area (GTA)

 

Home Sales and Market Demand

In September, the GTA saw a notable increase in home sales year-over-year. Buyers are increasingly taking advantage of favorable market conditions influenced by recent interest rate reductions and lower housing prices. As financing terms improve, many households in the region are finding long-term home ownership more attainable.

Sales and Listings Statistics

There were 4,996 home sales reported through the MLS® System this September, marking an 8.5% increase from the same period last year. New...

The Top 4 Reasons Affordability is Improving in GTA Real Estate


The Top 4 Reasons Affordability is Improving in GTA Real Estate

The Greater Toronto Area (GTA) is seeing some positive shifts in housing affordability, fueled by several key factors. Here are the top four reasons home affordability is improving in this area:



1. Declining Mortgage Rates

Mortgage rates across Canada, including the GTA, have been trending downward. This decline, partially due to central bank policies, directly reduces monthly mortgage costs, making it easier for prospective buyers to afford properties. Lower rates allow more flexibility in budgets, enabling potential...

New Mortgage Rules: Longer Amortizations and Higher Loan Caps Aim to Boost Homeownership in Canada

The Canadian mortgage market is set to undergo significant changes following new proposals announced by the Liberal government. These adjustments aim to make homeownership more accessible, particularly for first-time buyers and those interested in new builds.

One of the key changes is the extension of the mortgage amortization period to 30 years for insured mortgages, up from the current 25-year period.

This longer repayment option will be available to first-time homebuyers and individuals purchasing newly constructed properties, helping to lower monthly mortgage payments, though it may...

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