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Temperatures may be dropping outside, but Canada’s housing market remains red-hot.

Mandeep Toor November Real Estate News Letter

Buying an older property definitely has its advantages. The neighbourhood will already be well-established, so you’ll be able to get a sense of the community. The trees will be grown. The area will have a defined character.

An empty lot on the southwest corner of Hurontario St. and Sandalwood Pkwy. will soon be a hub for innovative logistics, transportation and distribution.

The frenzied pace of home sales that appeared at the start of the year is continuing to slow as new figures from the Toronto Real Estate Board show 13 per cent fewer homes in the region changed hands between April and May.

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Canada’s largest city accounts for a disproportionate slice of its economy, primarily because of its housing sector. Toronto real estate has had over 20 years of uninterrupted price gains. The market remained steady throughout last year’s crisis and has now gone parabolic.

HUNTSVILLE, ONT. -- As we progress through year two of the pandemic, more and more Canadians know how and where they want to live, work and even play.

New research finds that housing and debt risks are on the rise.

The risks posed by an overheated housing market and high household debt levels have increased in recent months, according to a new research note from Bank of Canada staff.