Over the past year, many buyers stayed on the sidelines waiting for “one more cut” or “lower rates”. At the same time, sellers hesitated, worried that listing too early might mean selling at “the bottom of the market”. This unfortunately created a tug-of-war that slowed everything down.
Moving forward the bank of Canada has said it expects is a more “balanced market” a feeling that resonates with many economist.
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If high-end buyers get discouraged by heavy upfront taxes, they don’t move.
And when they don’t move, the mid-range homes they would have vacated never come to market.
Its a domino effect.
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But the biggest conversation isn’t about development timelines but it’s about tenant rights.
Specifically, Schedule 12, which contains amendments to the Residential Tenancies Act.
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A new global study suggests what many of us in real estate have been watching unfold in real time: Canada’s biggest cities are now among the hardest places in the world for young people to buy their first home…..
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And while Toronto still ranks among the most expensive cities in the country, these drops are outpacing the national average. Two-bedroom units — the work-from-home hero of the pandemic — saw the sharpest correction, sliding more than 7% to …….
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