Mandeep Toor's blog

While the last six months have been filled with uncertainty, one thing that has remained resilient is the Canadian housing market; though not all industry experts expect it to remain that way.

Despite the obvious impacts COVID-19 has had on the Canadian economy, fiscal stimulus measures and mortgage deferrals, combined with low-interest rates and Canada’s strong demographic have kept Canada’s housing market afloat.

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New Housing Starts in Toronto up 43% Year-Over-Year in December.

The year concluded with the six-month moving average of the monthly seasonally adjusted annual rates (SAAR) of housing starts hitting nearly 240,000 new starts in December, according to the latest data from Canada Mortgage Housing Corporation (CMHC).

Canadians leaving big cities in record numbers: Statistics Canada.

TORONTO -- Canada's biggest cities are experiencing a record-breaking loss of people as urbanites move to smaller bedroom communities in search of affordable homes.

Red-hot Niagara real estate market a blessing for sellers, a curse for renters.

Terri McCallum and Catherine Livingston are both watching Niagara’s real estate market, but for different reasons.

Q4-2020 Bank Earnings – The End of Mortgage Deferrals.

When 2020 came to an end, so too did the vast majority of mortgage deferral programs offered by the Big 6 banks and other Canadian lenders.

Average Ontario Home Prices Could Rise More Than 16% in 2021.

Brampton Market Update

Caledon Market Update